Ive noticed a trend of people only playing champions that are currently needing of a nerf. Thats completely normal, however....
Sucks for us players who dont only know meta champs. Not easy to win a lane these days,
4 back to back losses due to team feeding enemies then wrecking me!
Escheton1 votesPractise meta champs in normals.
1: You might like one and get good at them 2: You might not, but learn about their cooldowns and interactions to better play against them in ranked
FluffyBunnies1 votesPractise meta champs in normals.
1: You might like one and get good at them 2: You might not, but learn about their cooldowns and interactions to better play against them in ranked
I stick to my non meta sometimes under powered champions intentionally so that I can be better than everyone in my elo once i hit it. Carrying a game as a kassadin is no easy feat in a game where you have low elo players feeding opponents who are meta. If i keep doing i though i really can only see that as bragging right and positive about my gameplay.
The Blue Man1 votesUnfortunately if you want to climb you pretty much need to succumb to the meta, or just get extremely good at champions that aren't in the meta
It's a game with like 130 champions, there's bound to be some that are just better than the rest
FluffyBunnies1 votes[{quoted}](name=La mort vient,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=Bixl05mm,comment-id=0001,timestamp=2017-05-23T17:41:08.019+0000)
Unfortunately if you want to climb you pretty much need to succumb to the meta, or just get extremely good at champions that aren't in the meta
It's a game with like 130 champions, there's bound to be some that are just better than the rest
I prefer the non meta climb, because when i hit a goal elo I can actually be better than someone who only played meta as an advantage over play ability. If that makes sense.
Azure Hamster1 votesI've been playing Cait for years. Her winrate has fluctuated, but I haven't noticed (well, except right after the rework and her trap hit radius was tiny). She's currently at 52%. In 10 games, 1 is decided by me. In 500 games, 50 are decided by me. Only one of those is because of her two percent advantage.
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I've been playing Cait for years. Her winrate has fluctuated, but I haven't noticed (well, except right after the rework and her trap hit radius was tiny). She's currently at 52%. In 10 games, 1 is decided by me. In 500 games, 50 are decided by me. Only one of those is because of her two percent advantage.
Well ive only played league for about a year. Just under actually...
This is my first moba, and im in Silver 2, and i have a decent range of champions i play in each lane (except jg). I know that ranking up is rarely due to your own play ability when you have a team that does not work well together. There is the occasional afk or int (which is funny because i just had a guy go afk then int at 16 mins for 7 deaths).
My win rate overall is 52% this season. Basically means im where i belong statistic wise. I feed on occasion, have bad games, made bad plays. Ive just noticed though that having a meta champ on the enemy team though creates a huge loss streak for myself. Whether its because they are too strong for me to deal with, or for my team to deal with is no different though.
Dukues1 votesI more or less just look for a champ I can see working for me in a meta that I enjoy and play a lot of them. I have really been feeling 
jungle right now. Starting to get it figured out and looking forward to doing some climbing in the near future.
UnboundHades1 votesim just spamming xerath currently and low elo players don't understand how to dodge skill shots that well