Am I the only one who thinks that bot lane can single-handedly decide the outcome of a game?

YumaS2Astral··1 votes·214 views

It's always the same thing:

Either my team's bot lane win lane, allowing them to help my jungler into taking dragons, allowing my team to become stronger than the enemy team, and diminishing the chances of enemy team winning; or the opposite happens and my team has less chances of winning because we have less dragons. Also, the stronger ADC will also take towers faster.

I know that ADCs are the ones who scale well late game and carry, but recently my games are having a trend in that the bot lane that wins a lane and helps in taking objectives is the one who, most of time, decides the outcome of a game.

People have said that snowballing is harder; but snowballing is still as easy as ever. The thing is, you don't snowball alone anymore. Instead, you snowball as a team. Dragon buff changes means that working as a team to take them is the most efficient way to snowball. On other hand, this makes you way more dependent on yor team to win games, which can be a problem at battles where your team is disunited. This is especially a problem at lower elos where people can't communicate with each other at all.

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Bondage Bunnyboy1 votes

It depends on the situation. If there are no assassins to deal with a fed Vayne/Tristana/Draven, and said ADC happens to have a Lulu/Janna, there is no hope unless a major fuck up occurs.

A Riven and LeBlanc combo could make the ADC cry despite the huge peeling though.

MLDzXnRRR1 votes

Today Draven got fb on Jinx in the jungle when they invaded. She started feeding in lane. I ganked bot (Ekko mid) and she killed Draven. Later in the game I had no problem killing Draven and Jinx went legendary... So if your ADC scales harder in the lategame, you obviously can comeback.

http://matchhistory.eune.leagueoflegends.com/en/#match-details/EUN1/1219604415/206126317?tab=overview

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