Still hasn't happened yet. Still waiting because being able to build full AP, have god-like sustain, AND still get 3,799 health simultaneously is complete bullshit.
For those of you who choose to argue with me, please watch this short video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k21MkGT_E3g
TeemoJenkins4 votesLove that video - that's some high quality crap play. Everyone went in 1 by 1 and missed the majority of their skills so they were all just auto attacking him. NO ONE ignited him... ya... great video showing five people playing very badly.
Edit: He's 3-5 levels higher than all of them so obviously he was fed as hell too. Any fed champ will faceroll when lower levels attack them... durpy "proof of overpowered".
Gare Jordans1 votesTFW he 2v1'ed Aatrox and Wukong.
TeemoJenkins3 votes[{quoted}](name=Gare Jordans,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=Ya2eEBjI,comment-id=00010000,timestamp=2015-06-16T22:34:15.140+0000)
TFW he 2v1'ed Aatrox and Wukong.
Aatrox had 1/8 of his HP when Wukong engaged - Aatrox missed his dive, missed his slow. WuKong wiffed his ult due to being out played and then just stood there AA'ing while Vlads team caught up... again... great video of people playing badly.
JustMyBassCannon3 votesStill waiting for irrational requests to get instant deletion in League's boards.
Gare Jordans1 votesWay to add to the discussion with your intuitive comment!
JustMyBassCannon1 votesBecause asking Riot to ruin champion balance is intuitive discussion.
Look, I know what problems Vladimir presents to the game as he is right now. But there's a difference between discussing rebalancing or reworking a champion, and telling Riot to gut a champion.
Aggressive phrasing pushes away discussion and makes it look like the only response you want is whatever agrees fully with your opinion.
cool1652 voteswhy did they all walk in to him like dumbasses
EffectFX2 votesWhat a fucking terrible example of a video, what a great way to prove you have no idea what you're talking about.
Player of Games2 votesSuper fed hypercarry with full build before 30 minutes, AND whilst being 5 levels ahead of their bot lane, and 3-4 or so for the rest.
Move along folks, nothing to see here.
DarthSpectrum2 votesSo... a super fed champion 3 to 5 levels ahead of everyone at full build can easily win in 1 v 1 scenarios. I don't see a problem with that.
Give that much gold to more snow-ball-y champions such as Riven, Yasuo, Ekko, Ahri, Vayne, Kalista, Jinx, etc. and they will actually penta the enemy team. Besides Xerath and Thresh, they pretty much went up against Vlad one at a time.
Vladimir has a terrible early game. The only times he fares well is if his opponent is someone who can't do much damage early on such as Nasus or Jax. He also has a rather short range and no gap closers. Had Vayne, Thresh, and Xerath actually went in together and chained CC and kited Vlad, he might barely make off with one kill before dying.
daemanic1 votesas a vlad main hes not broken and if you hit him unlike they did then he would have died and trust me thats nothing my vlad norm has 4.5k hp and 700 ap so even more than that just saying
Gare Jordans1 votesYou're biased. People who main an OP champion always try to defend their freelo. He'd be fine if not for his bullshit passive.
daemanic1 votesits actually not to broken since i build SV for the more hp and just all the NLR items 
and hes only op because you dont know his counter (and silence screws him and anyone with range really) im just saying you are going over board saying hes broken fix him because grag can keep up and out pass his sustain ez
EDIT: Didn't even REALIZE HE WAS 4 LEVELS HIGHER THEN THERE WHOLE TEAM on average