Some guy in my game said Vayne takes no skill

Not like logic works with you.

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draven is more mechanically difficult than her. heck, even ashe is.

you think a champion like vayne with only passive abilities and stat boosts, and reliable on target damage/abilities is actually mechanically intensitive?

just because shes mobile and looks flashy doesnt actually mean shes mechanically difficult to play. if i remember correctly her winrate capped out after people playing 5 games on her on average not too long ago.

Vayne is mechanically intensive because she is the shortest ranged ADC (don't bring up Sivir or Lucian, who have abilities that go beyond their low AA range) and has only single target damage, meaning that a Vayne player has to be able to kite and orb-walk better than any other ADC to be successful, save Draven, who is the most difficult ADC.

She is far more mechanically difficult than, say, Garen.

Also no, her win rate by player experience continues to rise as they gain that experience. Stay salty. Your biases show through every day. Go ahead and try to claim she and other ADCs can drain tank Tryndamere again. That was funny.

Every ADC has "reliable on target damage/abilities" (which vayne doesn't have any damaging active abilities, save her E which is only used as a 3rd passive proc or a stun/peel ability). She has a weak early game because she's incredibly item dependent (more than most adcs).

Vayne is mechanically difficult because she has no way to deal damage beyond her auto attacks, no inherent waveclear, and no decent attack range. She is always in danger in a teamfight and due to her low auto range paired with lack of ranged abilities, she has to rely more on her mechanics than most adc's.

Vayne has an e to peel off one enemy, a w that compliments her autos (once again, short attack range w/ no ranged abilities = more reliance on mechanics), and a Q that helps dodge skillshots/kite. Basically, next to Draven, Vayne players have to know how to kite, orbwalk, dodge abilities, know cooldowns, know rotations, predict, and a lot of other mechanically-related issues in order to be successful

Edit: Here's the link to Vayne's win ratio based on games played with her, as you can see there is an incredible difference between 1-5 games played and 125 games played...so idk where you got the winrate capping at 5 games thing xD

I understand that the OP has a terrible reputation (I've cringed more than once in reading their posts) but that doesn't mean you should pretend they're wrong during the few times they are right, yaknow?