Tryndamere is still unbalanced.

JhomasTefferson··5 votes·868 views

He has

Built in crit chance Built in sustain, and a damage steroid Cc, with ad reduction A lot of mobility, which has a reducible cooldown. And Invulnerability, which can be cast even if ccd.

He can 1v5 a team that doesn't have cc. He can kill almost anyone he wants under tower, as long as he has ult up.

He has good sustain with just his q. which becomes ridiculous sustain after his first back, where he buys scepter, at which point he becomes impossible to trade with as he just heals for any damage you do.

His e lets him cover more ground than a fizz e.

His invulnerability lasts longer than any other invuln in the game.

His weakness is hard cc, but even that can't always help. You need a team with a lot of cc, so you can just chain it onto him for the duration of his ult, which lets him win almost every 5v5 situation he's in. And yes, it let's "him" win it. You could obliterate everyone on his team, and if you didn't focus all your cc onto trynd, you lose, because with his mobility, he'll be on your adc, then onto the cc of the team, then onto the rest of the team, acing them even if they've retreated under tower. The only time i do well against trynd is when I'm on a team where at least 4 of the five people on the team have some form of hard cc or a root. If we play a low cc team, high damage output, we lose. He's sorta like riven, only worse, because you can cc riven under tower and kill her. When you need to pick certain champs just to deal with a certain champ, shouldn't they be considered unbalanced?

I think removing one of those things, like his sustain or mobility or cc - cuz the ult is sorta what makes him him - would balance him..

4 Comments

Baunjo3 votes

Tryndamere Is very very easy to kite. Like he gets kited worse than Darius And that is saying something. You are listing these things about tryndamere and making him seem very unbalanced. However I can realistically do this with any champion In the game. We'll do fizz since you brought him up

Fizz

His passive makes him ignore unit collision and ignores some basic attack damage.

His Q does both magic and Attack damage, and applies both on hit and spell effects.

His W passively? Deals magic damage based on Missing health

His E makes him untargetable, deals high AOE damage and slows. Not to mention the crazy mobility it provides

His R does high AOE damage, Knocks the target enemy hit and knocks other champions away, applies a slow before and after the shark attack.

Man he sure sounds like an unbalanced little bitch to play against.

Now lets do soraka

Has built in 70% movespeed and does not cancel movement or orders by spellcasting

Q deals AoE and slows. Has high scaling and base damage

W Heals her based on her Q damage and heals based on her AP

E Both silences and roots champions in an area.

R removes grevious wounds and heals every ally on the map ( including untargetable ones ) and increases healing by 50% to any ally below 40% health

You can make any champion sound OP. Even Soraka sounds way too good. And adding the little " This champion has no counter-play " is complete bullshit.

Try again

JhomasTefferson1 votes

But in a team fight, if you focus soraka and fizz, they die. Trynd doesn't. That's the difference. As long as they can press r at the right moment, and their spin is off cd, which it will be, because built in reduction, they will survive any encounter. Unless you have a team with cc to deal with trynd, you're team can't deal with trynd. And while it should be a niche of his that he can use, making it so that he can 1v5 a team who doesn't have a comp to fight him is unfair, and therefore unbalanced. He's not as easy as you thinK to kite, because he has a ranged slow, and his spin lets him cover a lot of ground. His usual build path also includes things which give him more movement speed than the items darius normally buys.

53436278DEL11 votes

ya remove the sustain and the mobility

Scane1 votes

I always thought of him being a broken champ the first time I played against one.

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