Since all 3 of them are really overtuned and he's still recovering from his nerfs a year ago. Stop thinking he counters these Champs when he clearly doesn't anymore
He has:
43.21% win rate vs. Tryndamere 44.11% win rate vs. Riven 47.13% win rate vs. Irelia
EndlessSorcerer1 votesThey are skill-matchups, not counters. Jax can still beat them if you play the matchup better than your opponent.
FalconPawwwwnch1 votesAnd I'm sure they can beat him if they play better too
I can make assumptions too
EndlessSorcerer1 votesAnd I'm sure they can beat him if they play better too
Uh, yeah. That's kinda how skill-matchups work.
They are essentially neutral matchups where both players have a (near-) equal chance of victory and player skill (or jungle presence) determines the victor.
FalconPawwwwnch1 votesThat's not true at all lol
Jax has a massive win rate disadvantage in plat+
NemeBro1 votesI'm new to Jax, but he does seem fairly weak. He doesn't have a strong early game, which is to be expected from a melee carry I guess, but unlike Tryndamere for example there aren't many windows of opportunity in the early game to get ahead (Jax's potential for a level 2 cheese for example seems a lot lower than Tryndamere's). I have yet to play a Jax game where we reach late game, so I can't comment on how it compares to any of these champions (though I'd like to hope his late would be better than Irelia and Riven's).
He's pretty fun, but I can't really imagine using him in ranked as he is.
Can any Jax mains comment on this?
YumaS2Astral1 votesI am not a Jax main, but from my experience, Jax has a pretty big powerspike after level 6. He can get massively ahead, and if he gets fed, he is unstoppable. However, once teamfights start, he once again becomes weak, since he is too squishy and lacks teamfighting potential.
So his strongest points are really between level 6 and 11, because before that he is weak, and after that he is too squishy and easily focused.
paperbIade1 votesdo you main jax lol