The rise of the low skillfloor/cap champions is upon us

SeargentAnus·Nov 25, 2014·2 votes·692 views

Have fun summoners...

11 Comments

wolfaxNov 25, 20142 votes

So champions that perform relatively well without a major gap between the top and bottom end are bad?

SeargentAnusDec 17, 20141 votes

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So champions that perform relatively well without a major gap between the top and bottom end are bad?

They tend to be.

oh you wanna dieNov 25, 20142 votes

^ akali, katarina, etc.

OneSlickPhonyNov 25, 20142 votes

Damn, Warwick and Nunu players be downvoting because they think their champ takes skill.

Trading AcesNov 25, 20141 votes

Eh... Nunu's still sitting at sub 50 win - rate. It takes map awareness, proper warding, and some itchy trigger fingers (for smite) to counter jungle well. Warwick just benefits from new jung too much.

Ironclad DragonNov 25, 20141 votes

Is this the year 2009?

SeargentAnusNov 25, 20141 votes

Is this the year 2009?

They rise again...

CreationFlawNov 25, 20141 votes

Yeah, no kidding. I'm one of those people that if I see you trashing somebody because you're winning lane and you're playing Katarina or Zed, or Darius, Zyra, or whatever(All of CertaintyT's champions), I'm going to stare you down and bitch at you like a mother fucker. The difference between people is that some just want to win and they don't really care how, and they love the easy super damage lots of champions do, while others enjoy playing champions they enjoy the lore and look/feel of.

Trading AcesNov 25, 20141 votes

But I love my Yasuo <3.

DuroxxigarDec 17, 20141 votes

So what if the person enjoys Darius because of his lore? His feel? And that big sweet ass axe?

SeargentAnusDec 17, 20141 votes

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So what if the person enjoys Darius because of his lore? His feel? And that big sweet ass axe?

Nothing wrong with low skillcap champions. They just tend to be annoying.