Juggernaut updates.
I would like everyone's honest opinions on the juggernaut changes. me and my friend both each mained a juggernaut, i mained mordekaiser for the past 4-5 years. he has mained garen for the past two. i have sene first hand how strong the new garen/darius is an i've heard skarner was absolutley ridiculous but i have found that morde seems like a shell of his old selfbefore this update even before the one where they made his w castable on a minion and he would still get a buff. i had achieved 3 pentakills one of which being solo on ascension, and my question is if they went and actually asked the community for a good build and made a post and put it on the homepage proving that these champions are still viable they just need to be built right and it's like new poeple join the game and they see a yi jungle and they go play him realising how strong he can be or katarina, leblanc, ashe and riven. my point is soem of these reowrks are completely unneccesarry as long as riot would actually go and make poeple aware that these champions are still viable and still very much playable it's just the current way the game is poeple only play what they know is strong based on what they see in game. so riot thinks that they're not being played that their is something wrong with their kit when their really is not some of these champions just need to be put into the limelight by saying hey why not try out this champion and here is a build that poeple have success with and such, and i know someone is going to say "but what about free week they got put on the homepage their" how many times do people actually mouse over the champions on free week and read in-depth about their abilities. probably very few since most people are excited to get into the game and play with the champions they know. All im asking riot is to take some of the other champs who do not get alot of recognition and say here is a good build the recommended runes and masteries and try out said champion it would be a good idea that should be implemented.