Having a high pick and winrate doesnt mean the champ is op.
For example lulu, right now she has 20% pickrate and a 53% winrate, but I would say she is a healthy champion in terms of gameplay and is perfectly balanced.
For example lulu, right now she has 20% pickrate and a 53% winrate, but I would say she is a healthy champion in terms of gameplay and is perfectly balanced.
The example you're giving is a bit weird, because although lulu herself isnt op, kog'maw is. I guarantee you that most of the time lulu is picked, kog is picked along her, just because they have amazingly good synergy. And kog'maw, now he is op.
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I hate that everyone thinks "this champion wins a lot, they must be OP" and ignore things like maybe they use an updated item very efficiently, or that since there are less tanks that assassins can work more freely and so on. So much more goes into win/lose for picks than just one champion being picked.
I remember when it was Nunu that gave the as boost with blood boil. I think he still does, but it's not nearly as good as it used to be. This is why supports aren't allowed to have good as boosts, because if they're too strong Kog is broken.