Riot spelled Zed wrong in the last patch

Ch0c0lateJesus··7 votes·488 views

"Hyper-carries are often defined by a weaker early to mid-game (think Tristana, Jax) as they 'ramp up' into their core items and ability scaling. Lane bullies are the reverse - powerful up-front until their less-than-impressive late-games (like Renekton or Quinn).

Enter Azir Zed. Who is both.

As it stands,~~ the emperor's~~ Zed's strengths are at odds with themselves. On one hand, he's a hyper-carry with monstrous late-game damage to both champions and structures; on the other, he's a powerful lane-bully with the ability to shove even the most aggressive opposition back to base. When a champion can cover their weaknesses so well, something's gotta give."

Fixed it.

6 Comments

Narasimha2 votes

I think 'hypercarry' implies a strong late game. And while Zed has a decent early, and an overbearing mid, his late game has NEVER been strong. Hell, its why you see him do nothing but splitpush at that point. Granted, its not really just him. All assassins fall off late game,

Major Sparkles1 votes

ok

OperationDEEZ11 votes

Yeah, don't forget about the notes for Kassadin which are also misspelled, they misspelled "Zed" with "Kassadin".

ForgiveColour1 votes

5/6 bans are used on ap champions, dw guys only zed is op -ap fanboys

Ch0c0lateJesus2 votes

AP champs have been nerfed repeatedly for nearly half a season.

And the fact is, Zed has the exact same issues, and he didnt get nerfed in that patch. Riot isnt conisistent with their balance, and their bias toward AD champs keeps showing.

Sailor Mint1 votes

How's Zed a hyper carry?

He's a telegraphed assassin with some decent clean up potential. His limited team fight presence means that he's relegated to being a split pusher because he's not relevant in a siege situation.

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