It's a sad day when Azir is being compared to Yasuo.

Marshbouy·Nov 6, 2016·4 votes·497 views

Yeah, cause as we all know, a AD slayer that has had little to no LCS play has exactly the same issues as a ranged late game hypercarry.

Fucking genius.

9 Comments

EvilUnicornLordNov 6, 20164 votes

It's because LCS players have enough respect to not pick Yasuo.

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Tristanl0lNov 6, 20163 votes

Azir was broken.

Yasuo IS broken.

Nerf Yasuo to Azir level

YoobaNov 6, 20161 votes

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Azir was broken.

Yasuo IS broken.

Nerf Yasuo to Azir level

You are a gold 4 Diana main no one cares about your opinion

EvilUnicornLordNov 6, 20164 votes

You have to look up people's accounts to counter their argument rather than coming up with a valid point.

SHUT. UP.

SerevasNov 6, 20162 votes

They both attack fast and create a wall, must be completely identical situtations.

Nameless VoiceNov 6, 20162 votes

I think the idea is that they both have a lot of things in their kit, which means that when every part of their kit is strong, they become a bit oppressive to play against.

When Azir was strong, he was too good at being both an early-game lane-bully and a late-game hypercarry, while being incredibly good at pushing/farming and relatively safe.

Those same terms actually describe Yasuo too, except that Yasuo also has a kit built around denying his enemies and preventing them from being able to make any plays.

Both have problematic kits that prevent them from being easily fixed by pure number-tuning. In Azir's case, I think his kit only needs minor changes to make it healthy, whereas in Yasuo's case, his kit is so badly-designed that I honestly don't know how they can fix him.