Why can Rengar throw his E mid-leap but Kha'Zix can't use his W

Evelynn was recently picked once in competitive play. I believe this is a sign that we need to remove her ultimate because it looks pretty ratchedy, this should seperate the good Evelynn players from the walking ward players.

a champ with such mobility must be treated carefully,if they buff the wrong thing his winrate can potentially skyrocket. Personally i would buff his waveclear a little maybe making his W E deal bonus damage to minions and slighty less on champs EDIT:I meant E should deal more damage to minions "facepalm"

I believe it's simply a preference in balance theory. Buffing a champion and then removing the buff are very different from reverting nerfs on features that have existed since the champions' start. Note for Kha'Zix and Sejuani, they adjusted such aspects of their kits most likely due to the fact that those features made them difficult to find a balancing point. Riot probably has the belief that all changes in that regard should remain as such for the sake of progress, otherwise they'd probably just bounce around numbers/features without solving the real problem they identified. It makes a lot of sense and actually works for the most part because it forces problem-solving rather than relying on numerical redundant adjustments.

That said, I don't find a lot of fairness in the persistence of Sejuani/Sion nerfs due to Cinderhulk's initial release a season ago. Riot stated the nerfs were the result of Cinderhulk, but when they nerfed Cinderhulk they also nerfed Sejuani/Sion even further because they were more or less tied to it. I think Riot should at least make exceptions when items are the leading factor for nerfs/buffs.

Kha'Zix will always be an argument and a debate. He brings out the best and worst in designs, whereas his design is awesome and also too good. He was basically a swiss-army-knife that only Lee Sin could put to shame and the fact that he could adapt to many disadvantages made him a solid pick. Then they nerfed his Evo-W (which was OP), nerfed his Evo-Ultimate (which was OP), and then smacked the shit out of his Isolation Range/Evo-Q (not OP, but people complained in 1v1s). It also brings out a lot of hypocrisy in the professional scene because everyone complained Kha'Zix was too strong and stifled diversity when Lee Sin/Katarina/Tristana/Zed/Fizz/Ahri/etc were all far more prevalent champions at the time (both SoloQ and Tournaments). He's one of the easiest champions to nerf because he has so many aspects to his kit and it's so easy to remove or weaken just one of them to take him below his competition. Players got what they wanted though because he has no teamfight capacity, requires professional players to be absolutely stupid, and is about as squishy as Tristana with none of the range.

I could talk all day about Kha'Zix. He was my main for two seasons until Riot basically made him impossible to play anywhere aside from the Jungle. Then they just kept nerfing him and only recently gave him life-support to prevent him from being Rumble/Evelynn-tier. He's doing absolutely terrible now, has a 5% pick rate at best and 46% winrate at best. They gutted the one champion that got me into League and it feels worse because those of us who loved the bug knew how to bring him down a notch without turning him into what he is now. I've been through a lot of growth in my understanding of League and competitive games in general as a result of playing practically nothing except Kha'Zix for two years. I think it's easy to understand if I think Riot absolutely failed that champion.

Actually it's completely valid, hes referring SPECIFICALLY, to the abilities being usable MID-FLIGHT of BOTH OF THEIR JUMPS. You are in fact changing it to suit by removing the jump from the equation.

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There's already frustratingly little you can do as a squishy vs rengar. Even with sweeping lens, you can only see where he's coming from, you can't attack him now. While that does help you dodge a bit, you usually only have one escape, so he just has to wait for you to use it then boom, you've got no chance.

The magic to stopping an assassin is a team. Shocking I know. If a rengar tried to teamfight regularly or just run up to an adc without his ult I'll guaranteed he'd be dead before he could cast two spells. Meanwhile any crowd control non targeted spell or non targeted burst would stop him in his tracks.

Assassins are good in short bouts where they can blow their firepower all in a short amount of time before trying to get away. The fact that you always want to be able to fight back, even with a single item (not even one you spend money on), means that you really just don't want assassins to be viable. They try to take advantage of openings. They benefit from good ward coverage, but the enemy having good ward coverage also hurts them.

Guess what happens if you knew where Rango ulted from? Then you can simply group with some teammates and play it safe. The answer to almost any assassin is good vision control and teamplay.