Most of the reworked champs have come out even more cancerous

Ok sure but why·Mar 6, 2017·4 votes·549 views

used to be Down Syndrome Jax, and it was hilarious. Now what is she? Every single tool in her kit is designed to run away from fights. She has a bubble that keeps people from getting close, and her ult is only ever used to end fights she can't win. It's annoying and stupid.

might have been annoying before, but you did absolutely nothing to change that. All he does now is put a bubble around you so you can't move, ult you and WALK AWAY. Where's the interaction there? How is that fun?

Has some fun features, sure, but you literally worked his kit around being as tanky as possible and still out-damaging everyone (especially with ).

simply looks like a smug %%%%.

His kit might be better, but why'd you have to make him gay and less of a meme? You could have made a new gay champ, and I'd have said, "Sure." Taric didn't have to be your latest "Cool new feminist ploy."

5 Comments

ThugWalrusMar 6, 20173 votes

You forgot Warwick's bubble that makes everyone run away and Fiora's bubble that heals her after she kills someone.

CancerBasedGodMar 6, 20172 votes

WTF?

RainXBladeMar 6, 20172 votes

Conclusion: Anything that Riot changes in the game ~~would~~ will make it more broken.

Big LincolnMar 6, 20171 votes

i agree on warwick tbh

they need to retool him and make him build more damage than just titanic, this guy shouldn't be a mobile fuckin juggernaut

Chaos Milk TeaMar 6, 20171 votes

All of those champions are objectively more healthy than before. Maybe some of them aren't GOOD, but they are all better. If you want to complain about a champion who got worse, try Malzahar.

Of all the ones you mentioned, I'd say Warwick is the one that was most successful in giving him counter play and an interesting play pattern. He's tankiest during his shield, so you can save your burst combo for when it is down. His healing comes from auto attacks, meaning you can kite him. His two forms of CC ask him to either fling himself into the enemy team, or move behind a champion, both of which must be carefully planned out.