6 Comments

Mickey Donnerudo1 votes

He's strong now.

Strong, however, does not mean old Veigar mains will suddenly like him.

Cassiopeia

q O y O p1 votes

People still don't understand that the event horizon stuns you.

"There's that squishy Veigar, GET HIM!" ... "WTF!"

Gimpy891 votes

{quoted}

People still don't understand that the event horizon stuns you.

"There's that squishy Veigar, GET HIM!" ... "WTF!"

maybe in wood 8

KONO RUBICK DA1 votes

Zilean support

proced to destroy veigar's game

SirPacifista1 votes

If a champion’s power is analogous to true accuracy, a champion’s win rate is akin to empirical accuracy. Win rate is the probability of winning given the current ecosystem of champions and players. It tells us something about the power of the champion (powerful champions are more likely to win), but it also tells us something about the skill of the player (skilled players are more likely to win). More powerful champions tend to have higher win rates, but win rate is an imperfect measure of power because it’s conflated with player skill. We can validate this by observing that a champion’s win rate tends to drop during the free-to-play rotation, due to an influx of inexperienced players. One implication of this is that champions can be balanced above or below 50% win rate. According to our data, only a fraction of Azir players are highly skilled with him, so we expect his win rate to be sub-50% in a balanced state. Conversely, a large proportion of players playing Heimerdinger are die-hard mains, so we expect his win rate to be above 50%. Thats why Veigar is not overpowered, if this was your intention of saying.

Sasogwa1 votes

So it's a nerf Amumu nerf Malzahar thread? They both have higher winrates

More from Gameplay

More by Indominus Blade