Its simple, really.
As a support, you need to get as many spells off as possible for maximum efficiency.
You can do two things to assist yourself in doing this.
A: Build cooldown reduction to increase the rate at which you output spells B: Build tank stats to increase how long you can fight without dying.
A combination of these will work wonders, which is why most popular supports are high utility tanks (or general high utility champions built tanky).
Environmentalist1 votesO.o I mean, you're not entirely wrong... but, I kind of disagree. 50 Blitz hooks that miss is technically a lot of spells, but none of them did anything. I'd say you're more focused on throwing down some successful spells, when it's required.
I love playing squishy supports like Lulu for example. She's my main, and I don't constantly use my abilities as soon as they're off cooldown. I wait for the right moments, occasionally poking with E + Q, but sometimes I need to E my ally instead.
Weird post haha.
Asayake 5150glow1 votesTanks usually have a lot of CC. Then they are tanky, so they have more time to 1) tank, and 2) lock down enemies. Also means they can survive an engage.
Earl Eulrich1 votesin proplay it´s mostly for early roaming - and soloq just follows up on the picks without having the right reassons to do it.
