Who let the dog out.

Doctor Zade··1 votes·188 views

We all like when a champion feels badass in the rift but what happens when someone has no limitations. I played Nasus in a normal game and i was like what the hell. I was farming my lane and i wasnt tryharding. At some point my team asked for help. After 15 minutes of doing literally nothing i go to help and almost obliterated everyone without any effort. I would smash the whole enemy team and the get back to farm only to become even stronger. After dying twice in a teamfight i started the killing spree. There was no way stoping me. Even when they get me low my passive kicks in and i am ready to fight again. My point is that playing Nasus not only felt safe but it also was very effective to the point i had nothing to worry about.

Then i leave normal and go ranked. It was time for my punishment. The enemy nasus even with our toplaner trying his best, was unstopable. Long story short he destroyed our whole early game teamwork. I tried my best to boost mid and bot and (i played Warwick jungle). No matter how many dragons i slayed, no matter how many kills my team got he took control of the map an we couldnt even aproach the enemies. He literally played solo. At least thats how it felt.

I think his ultimate should be nerfed first of all. It is unreal. The cooldown is very low and when he cast it he strikes with q every second tearing the squishes apart...and not only the squishes. It would be better if his ulty doesnt reduce the cd of hiw q. Not to mention how tanky he gets.

Another idea is adjusting the passive. Maybe healing only from spells is a good idea. Or making it heal based on the maximum health of the enemy. Poor minions get hit and he gets 100-200 hp on hit.

Anyway this only an opinion. Thanks for reading.

1 Comments

KoKoboto1 votes

Well if all you did was stack early than you deserve the win. The enemy did not take advantage of your weaker early game. The enemy did not stop you from walking up to them (because that's your only option).

Good for you. You either outplayed them or they misplayed.

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