Giving Ahri a charm buff isn't a "soft counter"

Because every champion should be viable in pro play

Almost 70% of the roster should follow that guideline too, then, because "every champions" extends further than the champion who's always been in the top 5 most picked in midlane all elo's included for almost half a year now. A champion who has 52-53%+ winrate every single patch should be seriously looked at for plain nerfs, favoritism or "pro play" included or not, AKA an already insanely good champion shouldn't get even better because some people want to see her getting played by someone else who probably doesn't care if a single champion amongst about 140 others is playable or not.

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Because every champion should be viable in pro play, even those with a low skill floor.

No lol. You must be mad to think if stuff like Kalista, Ziggs, Mundo, Annie should be meta with their current designs.

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More champs need to be viable in pro play, not just Ahri.

Why?

Because other wise its the same 20 champs in pick/ban phase over and over and OVER AGAIN! Which is exactly what has been going on for this entire season.

Yes pros will always pick the best champs, but when those same champs have been pick/ban for more than a few months despite all the nerfs ( )those champs receives, it says how garbage the rest of the roster that aren't being picked for pro play are.

Pros select their champion for their team comp and strategy not because they want to play like some one-trick does. Ahri is a jack of all trades champion on the mid to weaker tier spectrum of each aspect. Characters in games like these tend to not be picked much in professional tournaments in any video game.

Strong Jack of all trades characters are just horrible for the health of the game if they are actually competitively strong.

I've went through the challenger rundown of these changes and even he said it was a buff and that ahri doesn't need more than 3 seconds to execute a full combo. Against tanks it might be a nerf but it's literally not a nerf vs squishy targets. And stoping dodges requires luck? XDDDDDDDDD It's a skill mechanic you can literally stop any dash you want when you get the timing right.