"Juggernauts are easily exploited at low elo"
Meaning, they can abuse their kit, according to the boards, whenever I post complaining about champions walking around with 5000 HP doing true damage and carrying the team.
AND THEN, you guys try to offer me advice, even though I wasn't asking for any OR try to make some argument that is predicated on the idea that I just must be frustrated because those types of champions counter my play style or champions.
Its stunning, really, the level of non-thinking that will pour into the comment section of my posts.
I can't control the FOUR other champions on my team who are at LOW ELO. So when I see a Juggernaut act as the teams tank and damage carry, it feels a little absurd.
Oh, they can be kited and not picked at high levels? Great, what does that have to do with them being way too strong at low elo?
There is a blurry line between juggernaut and tank that you guys like to split hairs on. The effect in the game is the game...a champion that can take a massive beating and heal up, like Darius, functions much like a front line tank and may as well be one depending on how he is built. Your semantics seriously offend me.
I don't like them, never have. I see them wreck teams too often, or become near unkillable like 
while still behind the teams main source of damage. I am starting to think that the majority of people who bother to comment are relatively high elo, and they are completely disconnected from the reality of low elo play and what a fucking shit show it is.
I have never seen a team groan because the enemy is squishy. Yet every time in the lobby when you see an enemy team that looks like 
plus mid and adc, someone always says, "ugh, so tanky" As in shit, tanky champions are hard to deal with. Harder than non tanky champs. That is reality, that is what I see, and it has been utterly consistent for a long time. So a good team at super high elo or in competition can deal with them? Great, they also are communicating and coordinating in a way that low elo solo queue doesn't.
