So just because Master Yi is not so popular,that makes it okay for him to be the way he is.

JohnnyNeverSins··4 votes·744 views

Until he becomes meta,I have to grow cancer every time I play against him,he gets 1-2 kills and the game is over,gets his jungle item and it's GG,runs at you like the molested cancer he is and just basic attacks you to death,uses his free zhonya that also deals damage,uses W if you manage to outplay his retarded brain-dead "combo" and then continues to basic attack you..

I don't wanna get in to the late game..he does the same thing only difference being that he becomes untargetable every kill he gets..which is not hard since he deals 1000 true damage in 2 secs just by basic attacking and runs with double the normal speed so he always catches up..

Idk I never met a person claiming Yi is an okay champion that requires any skill at all..

2 Comments

woodvsmurph2 votes
  1. don't feed yi in laning phase - well don't ever feed, but it's especially important to delay him reaching his items by avoiding feeding in early game
  2. pick cc heavy team (stuns, knockups, suppresses)
  3. chain cc and focus him down first in teamfights. If he's not there, either hold onto some cc until he shows or only use it if you KNOW he's too far away to join before your cc will be up again.
  4. don't overextend splitting or in small groups if you don't know where yi is
  5. don't use burst when he's using his w...just auto him unless you know you can 1-shot him during his w
  6. save cc for after alpha ends... there's a small window during which he's vulnerable before he has q up again - if you use it before he uses q, you will miss and die
  7. most yi build 3+ dps items before building any resistances or hp... if they ever build those. This means they can be caught out and nuked pretty hard.
Eedat1 votes

Ffs Yi has been nerfed either directly or indirectly like 5 times already. Stop crying about whatever beat you last game because you're salty as fuck. Yi isnt overpowered

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