So MOST of the time when a champ is reworked there is a big up tick in win rate.
Reksai was a full on nerf.
Jungle went from 49.6% to s 46.5
Top lane went from 35.6 to 38.2
There is ZERO reason to play her and 100% reason to dodge a game if your team has her picked.
Sukishoo2 votesIt's new, people have to get used to the changes. Plus if it is really bad, Riot will see this from the results and make further changes. You cannot judge it when it's been less than a week.
Pierce The Veal1 votesHer ult isn't as good as 40/50/60% attack speed and a global teleport on a 60 second cooldown.
They buffed her AD scaling barely, nerfed her overall sustain from her passive (yeah sure, we're only gonna auto 3-4 times then burrow to make use of the sped up fury regen!).
Master Vemira1 votesWhat do you mean, Rek sai is better than ever, stop building her the old way, that's not her role anymore. She's a beefier nocturne now, with burst instead of dps.
PermabannedGaren1 votesSo MOST of the time when a champ is reworked there is a big up tick in win rate.
This is actual bullshit garbage. Most of the time when a champ is reworked they have very low win rates, both due to the champion playing or building differently or due to Riot releasing them a bit undertuned to be on the safe side. Warwick had like a 42% win rate when he was reworked, and now he's known to be very strong, despite not seeing a single buff since his rework, indicating players just needed time to get used to him. For the second type of rework, Aatrox was very weak on release, but after some tuning is much better than he was pre-rework, if still not an exceptional pick.
Cocho1 votes
had a 42% at rework release.
Then she got nerfed 3 times and is sitting at a 49% i believe
It just takes time to get used to it, also people who never played the champ are playing it more
