who do you think is easy to master

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ok what if you alone or there highly tanky

Find someone who isn't tanky and flash ult them.

If you're alone, find someone and flash ult them.

If an enemy champion is alive, press flash and R followed by randomly pushing buttons, and they will no longer be alive.

As I said for Garen above, knowing the strategy is especially important for Champions that are mechanically simple.

Annie's combo is easy, what's important is knowing when to use it. Try to guess where their carry will go (hint: farm minions) and try to ambush them on the path. Ward properly. Stay in the backline and don't enter team fights until you have a clear shot at their carry. Better wait 5-10 sec and one-shot their ADC than slinging your spells since the beginning to damage their Tanks, barely scratch them and die for nothing.

Also, it's important to CS properly and not feed in lane. It's not really hard, but you need to be very consistent, because if you are underfed and you cannot even assassinate their carries, you are not very useful.

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ok what if you alone or there highly tanky

If I'm alone? Wtf is that question? If they are tanky? You don't instakill them,just killing them over time

this is applicable to any squishy champion that is not a duelist

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what if tghey packing allot of self peel then you useless then what do you do?

Peel and stuns don't stop Garen's spinning; also, his silence will prevent self-peeling for a few seconds, making them use the peel for escaping. If they are just running away from you OR focusing you, then you have mastered Garen.

Build lots of Move Speed. I usually go for Swiftness + Alacrity, Phage, Deadman's Plate. Not in that order, but in a full build that's 3 slots of my inventory giving me more Move Speed. I also suggest running at least 1 or 2 MS Quint.

In some very specific circumstances, replace Swiftness by Merc Treads for the Tenacity. And learn the good timing to use your Q to cleanse slow. People will want to use their slow just after you use your Q, so there is a bit of mind game there.

When you get more experience and precisely know your damage output, there is also the flash-Q-R surprise. Q's silence means they can't use their own flash to disengage.

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what if tghey packing allot of self peel then you useless then what do you do?

You are not useless. 1.you are one of the tankiest champs,therefore you will get to them eventually. You still deal tons of dmg to 2.their frontline. 3.Dmp garen is almost unpeelable. 4.point and click executes every champ below 45% health,or below 60% of its squishy.

Your name implies that you are a Garen main or at least play him frequently. It would only make sense that you would seek to justify him on the boards (not trying to be rude or condescending, I would be the same way). But making good decisions has VERY LITTLE to do with the champion you play, but rather how you much skill you have in League of Legends.

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not even close.

picking him up, ok. but mastering him isnt as easy as you think. what he lacks in mechanical difficulty, makes up for the amount of decision making he requires.

To click,or not to click. That's the queston

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by master i'm saying knowing every way you need to play vs EVERY champ in the game timing everything and never running out of mana (if they have mana) and know the time to go in to the fight when to stay out and even when to team fight

1.to know how to play vs every champ you must first play vs every champ. 2.never running out of mana is being resource manage skilled,it has nothing to do with the champ. Learn not to spam whenever you can. When to teamfight?Are you retarded or you just mean "when to initiate"?

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by master i'm saying knowing every way you need to play vs EVERY champ in the game timing everything and never running out of mana (if they have mana) and know the time to go in to the fight when to stay out and even when to team fight

Mastering a champion means mastering all of the CHAMPIONS ability to do well in game. For example I am an Evelyn main, I know my damage output, what to do with my abilities, when I get my power pikes, how to abuse my advantage etc. However I don't know how to play versus EVERY champion in the game! Like sure I know that if they have Nasus I go and camp the shit out of top early until he becomes useless or if they have a Vayne/thresh bot lane I know to be careful and wait till they engage b4 going in so I don't get killed by myself etc, but champs like Yorick and Xinzhao do not make any sense to me yet I would still say that I have mastered eve. I believe that every champion has their own learning curve and although some champs (Garen and Annie) are easier than others (Riven, Vayne, Zed) they all have their own complexities. However the most important part is that they all require TIME to learn when to go in and how to team fight and how to play versus every champ in the game. So pretty much to answer your original question, if you have like 0 mechanical skill and have never played any champion who has some personal mechanic I would say Garen is the absolute hands down easiest champion to LEARN. His abilities are simple and he's a tank so even if you fuck up you should still be able to stay alive long enough to have a purpose. Once you get a few games on him (10-20) you should pretty much master his "mechanics" and damage output for the most part, then just learn your match ups and you have mastered a champion.

Zed is actually pretty hard to play well. Probably one of the harder champs to master. Anyone can do okay with him though. He is all skill shots minus his ult. Ryze is just point and click domination - your are perm stuned and he auto hits with everything at short range while you can't move - if he gets fed he is a wall that you have to break - if you can't break it - the game is over.