I don't want to play easy+verystrong ( ie unskill op ) champs :(

crevettedragon·Feb 21, 2016·1 votes·329 views

Hey people.

Im really tired of all the xin, jax udyr etc. Those champs win not because the player plays well but because the opponent doesn't have the level to punish the pick ( and that is very normal in silver ) . And since they don't require any special skill they can't really fail once they are ahead and are late game monsters. Then u might say : well then pick them too. Unfortunately playing those champs just isn't fun nor rewarding since i know it won't be me with my skill that won the game but the champ. This and the trollpicks (last pick ad mid when full ad vs tanks or people deciding they will steal ur lane even with the new system ) make for a very bad experience. Help please !

2 Comments

TheseepingdragonFeb 21, 20161 votes

If that was true that would always be the case yet I still get zed players magically winning games. sure its easier but its def skill as well. I could give you all the op champs you wanted and in 100 games you would still be low elo. So what does that mean? its easy but not THAT easy.

CrimsonCobra3Feb 21, 20161 votes

Okay, Udyr is easy. (Although I always go crazy whenever I play him. I run in ahead of my teammates like life means nothing to me.)

Xin Zhao is a little broken. Mostly due to Guinsoo's Rageblade. Devourer's takes too long to stack, a bad Xin Zhao won't survive that period of time.

Jax is really strong, but he isn't too easy. He takes a little work.

Annie is strong and easy. Ryze is strong and mostly easy. Ashe is strong and relatively easy. Master Yi is simple, OP, and uses Devourer's and Guinsoo's to amazing effect.

You simply listed off the Devourer + Guinsoo Champions (excepting Yi?). Devourer is still broken, no matter what they do to try and balance it, and Guinsoo's is amazingly cheap for it's awe-inspiring passive. If you want a Devourer + Guinsoo's champion that's a challenge, take Cho'gath and max his E. It's beautiful when it works, but hard to pull off.