So how does Rito define Utility?

Valhalla Rising·Jan 28, 2016·1 votes·337 views

Rito: "Elise is doing well and has a decent strategic identity (early power jungler with high utility and map presence)."

So, any champ with a stun is "high" utility"?

To me, a high utility champ has more than just a stun, like allied movespeed buff/poly/shield/true sight/knock up.. Or something like with anti-dash/stun/and knock-away. Or with 4 cc's.

Just curious what Ritos logic is in describing Elise as high utility, it's concerning.

p.s. Elise can solo lane too, but she's only described as Jungler.

5 Comments

SeargentAnusJan 28, 20161 votes

She has more than just a stun. She has a self heal, escape, and stun.

Valhalla RisingJan 28, 20161 votes

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She has more than just a stun. She has a self heal, escape, and stun.

you are describing her mobility and sustain, and you said stun twice

SeargentAnusJan 28, 20161 votes

Both which are huge portions of utility. Ahri getting some MS even after some major nerfs and the removal of DFG saw her receive one of the highest win rates in the game.

xSleepyJan 28, 20161 votes

there's team utility, like lulu, and then there's self-utility, which is not just cc, but mobility. Elise's e in either form is a very unique spell that provides something for herself or the team that virtually no other champions have (her web is a no-damage stun, so it makes dives easier, and her rappel is like being removed from the game. only a handful of champs have either of these (nasus w slow, fizz e) and even fewer have both).

Valhalla RisingJan 28, 20161 votes

yall straight missing the point entirely lmao.

I know Elise has some utility, but no, definitely not high utility.

by those standards 3/4 of the champs in this game can be defined as "high" utility