Are you not entertained?
Are...you not entertained?
Is this not why you are here?
https://imgur.com/a/PmdSW https://imgur.com/a/U34S1
Satisfied?
https://imgur.com/gallery/z0w9X9B
Kog'Maw will go unseen for several patches while the board moves onto the next thing to complain about. Thanks guys
Kaìju3 votesWelcome to Dumpster Land, home of Ashe in a high damage meta. We all suck down here.
NodirjonSattarov2 votes
Hey h0w r ya2 votesKog was legit aids and im glad they dumpstered him. He was borderline broken for an entire year.
NodirjonSattarov3 votesIf something was "legit aids" and "borderline broken" for an entire year, why let something exist in that state for so long? (hint: because he really wasn't borderline broken all year)
Simply looking at the highest level of play, you can see that Kog'Maw had a 48.7% win rate all of S7
Hey h0w r ya2 votesW/R isnt the only determining factor for a champion being broken or toxic.
There are tons of factos. A good example of W/R not mattering was s6 Lee Sin sporting a 45 percent w/r but was clearly the most broken champ in the game. Or Vayne with a 49 even though she desperately needed nerfs.
Kog requires a lot of skill and teamplay so his W/R is dragged down because of that but he is still annoying and overpowered before this last nerf. Now he is average which is where most champs should strive to be
NodirjonSattarov4 votesThe toxicity of a champion is entirely subjective.
You're giving me statistics but not really citing them so I can't really look over the sort of data you're looking at. Champions like Lee Sin and Vayne that have a constant, elevated play rate will typically have lower win rates because 1) more people choose them 2) they are mechanically intensive thus allowing for mistakes to be made which may cost games.
I agree Kog'Maw requires a lot of team work, which happens to be very meta right now (ie; supports shielding kog'maw, dmg reduction abilities (galio) etc). The second the meta shifts away from team play to more of solo lane concentration, Kog'Maw's win rate will fall even more.