You know what, Riot. Even though some champs get more than others, I prefer playing those with less.

I love challenges, and love being able to beat someone with a champ that is both hard to use and need of skill vs a champ who is easy and has a lot to use. I love being able to go back into the past and see that this was nerfed and that was nerfed and yet I still play the champ. Not because he/she is easy, but because there's no challenge if its just simple. I love Kalista, not because she's OP, but because I use a track-pad and that makes it insanely harder to play as her though I hate that her release was so strong. I love Bard because there are times where I have to stay with my ADC and not collect chimes. I loved Taric because few were able to play him, and I was able to master him. When you buff a champ I like, I feel happy, and when you nerf them I feel sad, but I'm sick and tired of being distraught about playing them when all they receive is nerfs. I'm going to play as Azir, I'm going to play as Zac, I'm going to play as almost every unused champ. Why? Because playing as a champ I've never seen or heard of is fun. Isn't that what makes new champs so amazing, its the fact we haven't seen, played as, or against them yet. So, although you may buff champs like Yasuo to fix his W so it can block projectiles that use to pass it while nerfing Urgot's E over a issue of a ability of giving sight for a little too long. I'm literally fine with it, because I know one of two things will happen (maybe three); one is that I still understand the mechanics and will find a way to still win, two your nerf will actually hurt the champ (, and three, a compensation may be issued).

But still, I'm tired of Lee Sin, Vayne, Yasuo, and many others getting by with such large gaps in strength that can also hurt the player base. So many times a bad Vayne, or Yasuo, or Rengar will just appear and be reported by salty players. Its not that person's fault a skilled Amumu was on the other team (note this has not happened, its just an example).