Tryndamere is a difficult and very mechanically intensive champion

Mecha MaIphite·Jul 28, 2015·6 votes·1,636 views

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SookoJul 28, 20155 votes

Tryn has nothing on Garen though

IcyPepperJul 29, 20151 votes

I'll have you know that Sona is the most mechanically intensive champion~

Troy242621Jul 28, 20152 votes

http://imgur.com/o1P8XRg

TeemoXNidaleeJul 28, 20151 votes

Unlike vayne

Lord o teh MemesJul 29, 20151 votes

Garen is so hard to use outside of bronze it makes me sad :(

KONO RUBICK DAJul 29, 20151 votes

every mele adc are mechanically intensive since they are easily shut down early game and in teamfight with cc. They can't damage from safity

Tryndamere is an exception since he avoid the fight 90% of the time so -1

Mecha MaIphiteJul 29, 20151 votes

You clearly don't understand the Korean level mechanics required to play this extremely difficult champion.

Only Play DariusJul 29, 20151 votes

Are you joking? His skill requirement is barely above Warwick

Mecha MaIphiteJul 29, 20151 votes

No, I am dead serious.

windwolf777Jul 29, 20151 votes

The joke

Your head

NemeBroJul 29, 20151 votes

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Are you joking? His skill requirement is barely above

At least he's more mechanically intensive than Nasus.

Only Play DariusJul 29, 20151 votes

They're both cut from the same cloth, brainless splitpushers who stay top lane all game. Just that one takes towers faster and the other has an easier time escaping when the team comes for him. Don't try to say one is better than the other.

lB2kGRlc8yJul 29, 20151 votes

I mean, they would participate in team fights if they were any good in them, they're so easily boxed out of fights that they're left no other option.

Only Play DariusJul 29, 20151 votes

I agree with this, they are already good at 1v1 and can wreck towers, the fact that they are useless in teamfights only encourages them even more to stay away from their team and continue in the non-interactive splitpushing. It's the same with Fiora , despite her having zero waveclear she is such shit in teamfights she has no choice but to split.

LuggJul 29, 20151 votes

Trynd: attack enemy, keep attacking until about to die, Hit R, continue attacking.

Mecha MaIphiteJul 29, 20151 votes

One day, you might become good enough to play this high skill floor champion.

LuggJul 29, 20151 votes

Try playing a champion that really does require skill to pull off. Bard Draven Kassadin LeeSin Olaf Syndra TwistedFate Zed are a few examples.

Only Play DariusJul 29, 20151 votes

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Try playing a champion that really does require skill to pull off. are a few examples.

Should probably remove Olaf from that list.

LuggJul 29, 20151 votes

Olaf is WAY harder to play good than Trynd is.

Mecha MaIphiteJul 29, 20151 votes

In all seriousness though, Zed is not a difficult champion. He has a high skill cap but it doesn't take much to pick him up. I've had more than two hundred games with him, and I can say that he was not hard to learn.

ArakadiaJan 24, 20161 votes

Olaf takes skill? I thought it was just health managment and hitting your axes right. Lee isn't that hard, landing your Q is no giant task, nor ez, and making use of your passive isn't too hard. He's got a high skill cap tho. Draven isn't incredbily hard imo due to just having to catch axes. This makes his movements predictable, but he is not an easy champion.

The others I agree, especially Bard and TF

l Helios lJan 24, 20161 votes

You have to know how to direct the axes as Draven. Other thing is people often blindly go for axes when it gets them killed. Plus you need your team to understand your passive and help you cash in. That's been the bane of many games for me.

Honestly I hate Draven passive though. That's just a me thing though. Hated the super bleed too.

lB2kGRlc8yJul 29, 20152 votes

Addendum: Get into melee range, if that fails, run.