play for yourself and see what they see and experience what they experience it might not look as easy as some people may say it is i once thought riven is broken then i play her....and well i fed quite hard only got some kills here and there i play yasuo and well things went well but dodging everything isn't easy i play zed and well....i think by now you get the point(I'm a terrible zed)
Crett1 votesI don't think those champions are overpowered, but I do think they're annoying as HECK
It never mattered whether the champ was easy or hard to play as. If the champ is obnoxious to play against, you can't just go "well it's hard to play that champion" and they stop being annoying champions
Lady Hammerlock1 votesor better yet just blame your team for feeding so you can feel good about yourself
TyroneWatermelon1 votesI tried and as I thought Ahri,Lux,Vayne and Riven are really easy
Lady Hammerlock1 votesriven =easy to learn hard to master ahri=lets be honest that movespeed is retarded but 2 skillshots and semi reliant on charm lux=lane cancer above all else pick an assasin that will burst her real fast like most poke mages she does not do well in close combat and after every spell you have like a 6 second break time vayne=she is my main so stfu and jump off a bridge(nothing personal)
TyroneWatermelon1 votesYes,Honestly I found Vayne and Tristana they easiest ad carries to play and to master. About Ahri,Sure 50% of her damage can miss,but her incredibly safety and pretty easy to hit Q and R removes the entire concept of skillshot reliant. Ziggs also have 4 skill shots,does that make him skill oriented?No,since he can spam his core bs Q just like Ahri,but even Ziggs takes more skill since he can mind zone and use his E and W really tricky. Same goes with a lot other champions,like Orianna,But the fact that Ahri still have 2 targeted spells,Extremely high mobility,And sustain to my opinion removes her skillshot based identity.
DeloricVI1 votesI highly doubt you fully grasp all of Vayne's mechanics if you just picked her up and found her "easy to play." You may know the basics, but I doubt you're even close to mastering her. Or, who knows, maybe you're one of the rare people that can play Vayne well from the get go.
Ahri and Lux... well, their mechanics are usually referred to as mid level to easy for a reason. Most of their spells are stupidly easy to land (I mean, do you see the range on that slow??)
Riven is hard for me to say anything about because my playstyle doesn't go well with most melee champs. From what I can gather from her mechanics though, she does have some unique things that probably should have been thought through better before launch (like, I don't know, making her manaless, giving her a free tripple jump, and giving her a shield that SCALES WITH AD for a start).
Also, sometimes when people play "op" champions they do sometimes do better against them because they usually go up against something that has a chance to really ruin their day, and from there they can use that strategy to get better at facing off against those "op" champions.
Every champ has a weakness; you just have to find it ;)
TyroneWatermelon1 votesVayne has really low mechanics to learn,I'm not joking,as long as you are above silver 5 you know how to predict and dodge SKILLSHOTS with dashes,Vayne is no exceptions,Vayne's Condem may take some thinking but at the end it has almost the same effect. I Find Vayne EXACTLY like Tristana;Safe,Easy,literally right click champ
Erdamon1 votesSsssssssssssstill not convinced, let me just hate those champions some more
Bhagswag1 votesYeah always kinda hated Yasuo. But after playing him, I can also learn where Yasuo players may have difficulties and things.
Lady Hammerlock1 voteshe is easy at first glance but when it gets to the teamfight stage without another knock up on the team things get...a bit tricky
DeloricVI1 votesI had this experience with Xerath. One game, this Xerath had so much poke, and killed me a bunch, so I thought Xerath was just OP.
Then I bought him and I was like "Holy hell..." because if you can't land your skill shots, you probably won't be a good Xerath. His poke is not as wide as you might think... I learned a new respect for Xearth players because they have no options; they have to manipulate you or catch you making a mistake to land their skill shots and appear to be "OP".
Although he is still really annoying, especially when the player knows knows how to use his passive to basically never run out of mana.