@RiotRepertoir Leblanc in her current state
http://champion.gg/champion/Leblanc
I know here is an assasin circlejerk and this thread will get downvoted from salty bronze people who still think leblanc is "broken OP LELELE xDXDXD" but I wanted to ask riot for their opinion on leblancs current state. So we can see that leblanc currently is at 43.8% winrate. Her playrate went down from 10% to 4%. And her winrate NEVER ever hits 50% even from mains who have 125+ games on her. Can we admit that riot overnerfed her? Like this statistics talk for themself. I know her laning is frustrating and everything and everybody hates it when leblanc is fotm but she IS in need of change. She is horrible right now, like REALLY horrible. Champions like ahri with 54% winrate while having a casual playerbase ( http://champion.gg/champion/Ahri for reference) are considered balanced but leblanc needs to stay in her current state? I kinda feel that riot simply overnerfed leblanc because of the gigantic circlejerk about her and I wanted to remind riot that they did a mistake balancewise with her. ..... I hate leblanc like everyone else but I dont think her team should suffer from her pick as much as it does right now. Currently if you want to lose a game activly in champ select you pick leblanc, that just feels a bit unfair for the playerbase that enjoys that champion. I suggest buffing her lategame/midgame teamfighting somehow and it would be great if riot wouldnt give her more power in laning to prevent her from being a very very frustrating lane opponent. .... And everybody who thinks that winrate doesnt matter, hitting nearly 40% winrate with 0 pickrate speaks for itself. @RiotRepertoir @Meddler
's most recent nerf made it so he has to wait a second before he can swap back? Especially since after Zed ults, you immediately know when and where he is going to reappear and where he is going to swap back to (assuming you had vision of him before he ulted). Or how about how she has the ability to chain and root 2 enemies at once, yet her chain has double the range that
's does before it breaks.