Urgot needs a little help
I like his backstory and artwork honestly, that's pretty cool. But his skills need some tweaking because, it's just boring to play him. Besides his ult which I'm unsure of how I feel about it, the rest of his stuff needs some help. (I'm probably just bad at him tbh.. but for the most part this is what I feel is most wrong with him.)
His Q- I get the whole, give opponent a chance to dodge away from it.. But it only applies the slow when it explodes on them. Either make the delay shorter, or bigger radius of the bomb. I've watched too many times, the person simply step away from it, taking no damage, or slow, or anything.
W- It needs to not have the movement speed debuff. I can see how you don't want it to be overpowered, but 120 movement debuff? But I get to ignore minion collision and 40% slow resistance.. That's great.. but I can't even catch the opponent unless I pop ghost, and have movespeed 3 boots, and land my slow. Most of the time, what I see my opponent do? Gets hit with one W, then just moves away from me. Which leads into his third ability. (land his Q for the slow, then E to them, and pop W is generally skill order I hear, but range explosion range on his Q like above leaves you high and dry.)
E- I like the galio like launch (pull back, then lunge forward), but damn the range is short! Either take away the .75 charge time or give him some longer range. Most opponents go left or right, and boom you can't catch them.
Like I said, I'm probably just bad with him, but with so many top laners having a dash (riven, yasuo), knockback (jayce), slow (darius), silence (garen), etc of some sort.. He's just a big thing that lumbers towards people, pushes the lane, and can't take turrets very fast. leaving you in a prime spot to be ganked over and over again.
Dear god, his Atk animation feels incredibly slow as well. Am I alone in this thinking for all his stuff?
Edit- Ya, ya, ya, not the right meta etc. But you shouldn't only play a champion because it's the age of adc, or bruiser top, etc.
