Olaf, may we return him to his former glory?

Olaf is one of my favorite champions, I am a proud former olaf main and beholder of the Brolaf skin, but olaf just doesn't seem as good as he used to( and no I don't mean when he was Op) I really think riot should ( mostly) reverse the slight rework that they did in patch ~3,12, I really dislike the fact that they moved his Ad steroid to his ultimate from his w, I really feel like that was a nerf and that the overall the rework was a failure. That being said, I like what they did with his E, 1020 true damage after three casts at level 9 was a bit much. If you'd prefer to read as little as possible, skip to Olaf's W and R abilities, as that's where the major changes occur. Olaf's Q, undertow, would be the exact same, I feel it is a good ability not in need of changes.

Olaf's W, Vicious Stikes would be much more useful as an Ad steroid rather than an AS steroid ( AS is kinda lackluster on bruisers like olaf, who can't always get off enough auto attacks during fights/skirmishes) my proposed scalinga would go something like this:9/12/15/18/21% lifesteal and 15/20/25/30/35 +1.5% max hp bonus attack damage. This would provide roughly as much Ad as his max rank ult on live, provided you have 3k hp. Also, it removes the As steroid in favor of a ad steroid that is not tied onto his ultimate. Olaf's E, reckless swing would be mostly the same, with maybe a 1-2 second reduced cooldown. Olaf's ultimate ability, ragnarok, would grant bonus armor and magic resistance passively, but when activated, olaf would gain bonus armor penetration and the resistances would be increased by 100% of the the original value ( and of course, olaf will remove all CCs and be uncrowdcontrollable for 6 seconds.)As a trade off, while the ability is on cooldown, the passive armor and Mr is only half of the original value. The numbers on the ultimate would be 10/15/20 bonus armor and mr passively ( 20/30/40 upon activation) and 15/20/25 bonus armor penetration. The cooldown would be same as live 100/90/80 Well, that's it, leave constructive feedback and tell me what you think!