I swear to god riot how long will this shit continue?
Toplane obviously being terrible that is without question. Ranged champions are better, junglers just afk toplane for free gold.
But what no one seems to talk about is how broken adcs and mages are?
Are adc and mage players the only ones left playing this shitass game? Their items are way cheaper, do so much more than anyone elses items and also scale fantastically early mid and late.
None can contest those two classes anymore. Mages played in every role from top to botlane. Adcs are now seeing play in toplane and midlane too.
Is that just league of legends endgame? Mages and adcs dominate everything and that's it?
And whenever a champ like riven is overpowered every rune and item of every bruiser gets nerfed?
Sterak/trinity destroyed. Conq destroyed and now abused better by AP CHAMPS THAN AD CHAMPS. Every bruiser nerfed directly, really hard.
Look back at jax and camille being too strong early. What does riot do? Let's gut their lategame damage.
ADCs are too broken? Let's buff lucians lategame because an early game lanebully should obviously also have a good lategame. Maybe the other adcs shouldnt be so strong they literally just win early anyways or atleast go even easily.
Riot and this community is so disconnected from reality that all complaints u read about are kled.
Like for real? Kai'sa, akali, nunu, sylas, sivir ruining the game for how long? What about yuumi and pyke? Nah not a word. Okay pyke gets talked about a bit i admit that but boards are very small and riot has a gigantic phallus for reddit.
Watch the community convince riot that every mage needs massive buffs because corki and azir aren'T overpowered everything else is just bad :^)
While toplane and bruisers continue to get shafted. At this point i regret complaining about irelia should have just convinced riot to bring every bruiser to irelia level... oh wait irelia got played midlane and THAT is the problem. Can't have anything else in mage lane except they are allowed to be played in every role.