[{quoted}](name=Kai Guy,realm=NA,application-id=3ErqAdtq,discussion-id=Z3fVnwqm,comment-id=0006,timestamp=2019-01-17T09:22:56.482+0000)
Play her if You can animation cancel her ability's well +know how to use them for gross mobility. Play Urgot if you want to hit W and run in a circle.
Play Kayne because you want to decided mid game if your comp needs a front line or Burst assassin. Play kah because your team needed a burst assassin.
Play Ryze because point and click roots FK some champions. Because you trust teammates to use your R properly. Play assassins because your good with their kit.
Play thresh because he can cancle movement commands mid action with Flay. Because his Q comes out faster. And because Latern opens ganks and saves that can not be accomplished with pykes kit.
Play pyke if your low elo and don't trust adc and mid.
Play varus because you need some damage vs front line, Cc, and don't trust your support or jungle.
You pick urgot into a melee lane and auto win. As for riven, yeah, you have to know ALOT about the champion to be even remotely good. The issue is it’s not rewarding at all. Why learn her when you can pick urgot and hard stomp 80% of the top laners?
Kha does what blue kayn does exclusively better. Red kayn wasn’t part of my argument. My bad.
Ryze has one of the highest skill caps in the game. Hence why riot has entirely given up on him and left him in the shitter. There is litteraly no reason to pick ryze when you can grab talon and do his aoe burst 88 time easier.
Thresh vs Pyke isn’t even an argument. Pyke is almost entirely better than him in every way. Thresh lacks one key component that Pyke doesn’t and it shows. It shows bad. A 30% true damage execute. On equal footing a team with a good Pyke and a team with a good thresh. The Pyke wins 99/100
Varus is strictly worse than Lucien. Lucien shreds tanks better, kills squishies better, has the mobility advantage, auto wins most lanes, take turrets better, he even does stuff like dragon and baron easier. I hate to tell you, but varus having a easily dodged, root that can, but never actually will spread does not equalize this advantage.