Yasuo suffers fro mthe same thing Leblanc and Vayne suffer from

Irelia Bot··3 votes·569 views

Basically it comes down to when being played well he is just to oppressive especially in some situations.

This in turn is why he is too strong.

Think of Leblanc when she had her silence. She was not that much above a 50% win rate but when someone was good with her they could easily carry the game on their own. And the last Leblanc nerfs happened when she was at a 48% win rate if you are going to be going of f that.

THis is why Yasuo is in turn too strong being at a 49% win rate.

5 Comments

ZETQuidam1 votes

I think the main problem with Yasuo is that a lot of people aren't used to his playstyle. If you have trouble against him, you should definitely learn to play him.

Michael Sykes1 votes

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I think the main problem with Yasuo is that a lot of people aren't used to his playstyle. If you have trouble against him, you should definitely learn to play him.

He is annoying, but not too strong. Just his shield is irritating, everytime auto and waiting when it is up is just dumb

Ralanr1 votes

Basically assassins in a nutshell.

Slamurai Jack1 votes

I fail to see the problem. Extremely high skill cap champions can be really oppressive to lane against when they're played to potential. Yasuo isn't the only one that does this, and neither are assassins in general. Ever laned against a really good Xerath? Or even one that's scripting? Prepare for an extremely unpleasant lane experience no matter your champion. Some champions are disproportionately strong laners when played by those best at them. How exactly that is a problem eludes me.

Nekusen1 votes

when a champion has 53% ban rate as Yasuo , you know it's time to do something about him. meaning, more than half the time people don't want a yasuo on their game, then there are yasuo mains.

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