Players perception on what's op vs reality.

AR URF··2 votes·210 views

http://imgur.com/a/gEASy

Ok just hear me out before you comment on my score. Yes my score is bad, but it really has nothing to do with the point i'm trying to make. Also i'm still learning how to play lee sin will.

Ok moving on http://imgur.com/a/gEASy

I'm starting with this image for a few reasons. 1 is because people say dumb things like you're 0/8 lee sin shut up as some kind of argument leverage. They're right as far as my score and they're being a total prick about it, but I'm not wrong when I tell people to buy item 3123 and item 3076 am I?. The only person I didn't have to remind to buy an item with grievous wounds on was Orianna. during laning phase my TahmKench didn't get item 3076 until I reminded him and it was already past laning phase at that point.

So my point is how can a lot of people complain about item 3812 when item 3123 and item 3076 exist? Also before you sit there and say something stupid like you're 0/8 blah blah blah. You should at least consider what your person is saying. That bot lane had Soraka and Varus with healing items.

I really don't care if you down vote me, because I already know there's a huge bias on the forums and anyone that goes against what's trending will just get instant down voted. Just consider before you make some post like "OMG Draven and item 3812 are op". Consider for a moment "hmm did I build the proper necessary steps to counter item 3812?"

Now the only reason I'm tilted that match was because of things that are so obvious. When I tell people stuff like "hey you should build something with greivous wounds" like when Nasus is facing Vladimir I'm not being salty and shouldn't have to expect a "can you not?" or "stfu". The only thing that will then make me salty is someones reply. It's like getting into an argument with someone and saying "I noticed that you always correct me on the small and unimportant stuff like mispronunciations of words" and have them say "Well if you're going to get butt hurt about stuff like that, than I'm just not going to say anything anymore" It's not that I'm getting butthurt, it's just small talk and me thinking it's funny that well i'm getting corrected over small stuff like spoonerisms.

I have a friend that was talking to his friend the other day. We were playing league and my friend was like "I wonder why we had such a bad game" and his friend was like "It's probably because you had a bad early game" and he was like "I don't like your %%%% ass attitude" and his friend was like "?"

I'm getting off topic here. Anyway just consider before you make a post about something op, just consider possibilities of counters.

Like if x champion is 5/0 he can carry, but if x champion is 0/5 and he's carrying, then there may be a problem. Or if x champion is 3/0 and y champion is 0/3 and y champion continues to get killed because x champion got item 3153 I'm going to say something about getting item 3076 or item 3123. If you're saying x champion is op and I see that, it's just like come on man.

2 Comments

MujinTengu1 votes

Your point here is somewhat going in the right direction, but, the concept you just brought up is not true at all, if a team has a lot of healing it doesn't mean you need to buy Grievous Wounds out of the butt. First, you need to understand what you have in your hand, and what your dealing with. You play Lee Sin and they have Soraka?! great, you shouldn't rush for a Grievous Wounds as you are Lee Sin, your a burster, your a diver and you should act like one and try to build as much damage as you can afford to (If the situation requires you to be a bit more tanky, than do so of course) and burst down that Soraka before she gets to heal, give her a hard time, you can as well push the ADC away from her, thus granting your team the kill and Soraka can just sit back and look at her ADC's dying. every champion has his own role and playstyle, and most have multiple playstyles that you can adjust to the situation at hand. that's my opinion anyway.

AR URF1 votes

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Your point here is somewhat going in the right direction, but, the concept you just brought up is not true at all, if a team has a lot of healing it doesn't mean you need to buy Grievous Wounds out of the butt. First, you need to understand what you have in your hand, and what your dealing with. You play Lee Sin and they have Soraka?! great, you shouldn't rush for a Grievous Wounds as you are Lee Sin, your a burster, your a diver and you should act like one and try to build as much damage as you can afford to (If the situation requires you to be a bit more tanky, than do so of course) and burst down that Soraka before she gets to heal, give her a hard time, you can as well push the ADC away from her, thus granting your team the kill and Soraka can just sit back and look at her ADC's dying. every champion has his own role and playstyle, and most have multiple playstyles that you can adjust to the situation at hand. that's my opinion anyway.

The reason I went greivous wounds is because like everyone on my team was not listening to me. Finally TK went bramble after like 23 minutes in game.

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