My problem with Lee Sin

TheHobbits··1 votes·226 views

Its his ability to change direction mid flight. If you dash in to iniciate then you should dash in like the rest of the champions. You shouldn't be allowed to decide half way through flying down the lane "nah, I don't think I will engage after all" and proceed to fly in the opposite direction.

He has this safety net for those that misjudged the situation and dash into a non-ideal situation.

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PhantomGG1 votes

First off to do this in game properly takes a fair ammount of skill and practice and this reason this mechanic was invented was to allow lee sin players to be creative in how they flank opponents. Bad lee sins will never be able to use this mechanic properly. If you are complaining about this, than you were probabbly against a good lee sin and you hated it.

But just about every champion is broken when played to maximum potential. So honsetly this complaint just seems lame.

TheHobbits1 votes

The reason im so salty is because every lee ive had my team tells me "go in" so i do and they come with me half way, pings to retreat and dashes away leaving me there on my own.

PhantomGG1 votes

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The reason im so salty is because every lee ive had my team tells me "go in" so i do and they come with me half way, pings to retreat and dashes away leaving me there on my own.

that's on you though. Dyrus said this once on stream

"this sucks, i have to play expecting my team to do the wrong thing"

and when he says that he actually means this

"I can't trust my team to make the advanced plays so i have to adjust my play style accordingly and it is rather annoying"

When you notice tendancies from your teamates, you have to adjust immediately. Many times in bot lane I will see either the adc or the support die multiple times and they will say something like this.

"i made the correct play, why didn't you go in with me?!"

Now let's think for a moment. You allready died once for SUPPOSEDLY your teamate did the wrong play. They played to passively, or they are prone to missing skill shots. With the knowledge that you have that type of teamate, why would you make a aggressive play that requires teamwork, when you allready have the knowledge of what your teamate behaves like?

It's like asking a rock to go fast and run on two legs.

TheHobbits1 votes

Yea i do adjust my playstyle after that. I disregard all input from our lee sin ajd ignore him as he asks where his team is when he is soloing the enemy team.

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