Play a Champion Before You Comment on Them

Meep Man·Feb 23, 2015·2 votes·270 views

Because you dont know how to play them and therefore dont know how hard it is to do what they do.

3 Comments

TalamareFeb 23, 20151 votes

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Because you dont know how to play them and therefore dont know how hard it is to do what they do.

It doesn't matter how hard it is for them to do something, what matters is if doing that something is broken

FHMarshyFeb 23, 20151 votes

http://na.op.gg/statistics/champion/

lmao it does matter. Lets talk Lee, with all the cries to nerf him, Lee is sitting at 46.44% win rate( across the whole population in just last month and rank 106 out of the 123 champions in win rate.

Lee sin actually is hard to play, you need to execute his skills correctly for him to be efficient in team.

Ofcourse how hard a champion matters. More than half of the population can NOT play Lee sin well, hence his win rate, but the MAJORITY are calling for a nerf because EVERYONE ELSE is .

I don't even play Lee, just all the QQs are making me really uncomfortable and chose to stand in defense of him

TalamareFeb 23, 20151 votes

Here is the thing about game design, if statistics tell you one thing. But the people PLAYING the game tell you another, you should generally trust... BOTH

What?

Well, if people feel that Lee Sin is far too strong despite statistics telling you that he isn't. It means that he is poorly balanced. It means that the way his kit has been designed is not in a good place right now.