Asian teams proving Lulu is broken right now

FalconPawwwwnch·May 8, 2015·7 votes·859 views

Nerfs when?

Riot's already said they don't like lane Lulu because of her lack of meaningful interaction and counterplay, remember in season 4 when lane Lulu was autowin because you literally couldn't play do anything to her in lane?

I think all her AP ratios should be removed and/or make her ult not castable on herself

Stop avoiding the issue with small nerfs, make it so she can't solo lane anymore already

If you have to buff her to make her viable bot lane then so be it, she should never be able to solo lane due to how oppressive she is

6 Comments

LoLKiruMay 8, 20153 votes

Oh man, solo lane Lulu is a thing again? (I suppose this is what I get for not keeping up with things more)

That said, as history has shown us, this is probably going to be a problem with supports whenever they're strong either way, unless you make it so they pretty much can't be a solo laner.

ATFNamedReginaldMay 8, 20152 votes

+1 gut the cancer once and for all

IcyPepperMay 8, 20151 votes

Stop avoiding the issue with small nerfs, make it so she can't solo lane anymore already

I'm... not a fan of this, actually. I play her solely as a support, but we shouldn't force champions to be only playable in one role.

Instead of saying "we should make it so she can't solo lane!" how about we go for a "she should get a meaningful rework as to not be oppressive solo lane, while still retaining her utility mage support identity."

Edit: http://champion.gg/champion/Lulu her statistics aren't oppressive yet, but OP is doing good by being proactive here. I'm just suggesting changing her to fix these problems, not just outright gutting her.

FalconPawwwwnchMay 8, 20151 votes

Sure, until then, make it so she isn't playable in a lane

I think that's fair

IcyPepperMay 8, 20152 votes

If she's truly oppressive, then yes she needs to be nerfed. Basically an Urgot treatment, except skipping the part where everybody forgets about him and heading straight to viability, not oppression.