Azir and Yasuo are the only mechanically intensive champions in this game and it's not even close

Mael bro·8/19/2018, 12:04:29 PM·1 votes·894 views

Now hear me out, no real champion actually takes skill in this game (hell Electrocute makes half of roster look facerolly AF), it's all about your mechanics and decision making. If you make the correct decision more than 50% of the time, you should have no problem reaching Diamond. But when it comes to correctly accordingly controling your character, Azir and Yasuo are the hardest.

Everything about Azir screams "carry and control". A successfull 5 man Emperor's Divide is extremely hard to land and it's totally game changing. Azir players are scary. Good Azir players are terrifying and are complete X-factor in the game and can carry the match 1v9.

Yasuo however is extremely hated because let's admit it, even when champs kitwise are reworked to match him, he is still a force to be reckoned with, the possibilities when playing Yasuo are endless and so does the ability to fuck up. Squishy characters are usually far harder to play than tanks and Yasuo is anything but tanky. It's a champion that's vulnerable to ganks, has no real escape besides the enemy minions. Basically playing Yasuo successfully requires you to constantly outplay the enemy team and playing him to full potential requires extreme finesse and decision making. Yasuo is anything but reliable, however you could argue about it when he has a Malphite on his team. The point stands that playing this character solo and when behind is extremely hard.

3 Comments

saltran8/19/2018, 12:10:09 PM3 votes

1/10 quality bait

Kubsar Wannabe8/19/2018, 12:41:50 PM2 votes

Ryze ? Zed ? Riven ?

Kurt Hyzan8/19/2018, 1:36:48 PM1 votes

Akali tbh is the most satisfying to play atm. Most others just have flashy animations, doesn't mean these flashy animations actually have a high skill floor (incoming angry Zed mains telling me to "play him", after 3 games I knew how to outplay people). I'd really hope Riot to go more towards combos like Akali because it actually require decision making in the middle of a fight, instead of smashing your single combo all the time and expecting to delete someone