1- hasaki every 5 seconds
2- Woosh woosh woosh ( E ) hurr durr guys i can dash huuurrr duuuuurrr
3- 40 mins of the game 
An ally has been slain 
few seconds later '' team ? ''
4- 80% of yas mains are basically 10 year old arkadata wannabes
BeatzBoyFTW7 votes5- 70% chance he will be picked by Support.
Lugg6 votesYou forgot that he has two ultimates with Last Breath and Windwall.
Dabrick014 votesThere are a few tips that people already know about facing a Yasuo; poke his shield off with autos, he's weakest right after his tornado is gone, and he's weak to ganks. I'd like to go into more detail.
The key to beating a Yasuo in lane is proper minion management, and proper management is different depending on whether you're a ranged or melee champion. As a ranged champion, you want to keep the wave in 1 of 2 places depending on Yasuo's health relative to yours. If Yasuo is ahead or even, you want to keep the wave frozen a bit outside of your own tower, so that he has to go into tower range to order to hit you. You can basically do whatever you want to him if the wave is in this spot because you can simply retreat into tower range if he tries to go onto you. However, if you're ahead of him in health, you want to start a slow push, so you can poke him whenever he tries to CS and you'll have a buffer of minion support if he tries to all in you. In this case, he can't do much either.
For a melee champion, you want to slow push pretty much all the time. Yasuo is extremely vulnerable to being all inned by melee champions when he's trying to CS, and a good Yasuo will try to do a slow push of his own to discourage his opponent from attacking him. One important thing to understand is that while enemy minions are oftentimes Yasuo's best friends since he uses them to dash, they are also one of his biggest weaknesses since he's required to tank them in order to trade. If you can bait him into tanking a lot of minions with some kind of defensive ability like an ori shield, you can very easily come out ahead in trades, provided you don't panic, keep autoing, and hit some extra free damage on him when he tries to get out.
Generally speaking, a Yasuo will always want the wave in 1 of 2 places. He either wants a slight minion advantage on his side so he can get free opportunities to poke with Q, but not so many more minions that the wave gets frozen outside the enemy tower. A good Yasuo will bait you into hitting minions with AOE abilities to push the wave back towards him if it starts to get too close to tower, allowing him to be aggressive again. The other position is for when Yasuo has a lead on his opponent; he will want to freeze outside of his tower, leaving a long trail of minions to dash through so he can all in you if you try to walk up to CS. The key to beating Yasuo is to keep the wave where you want it to be rather than the way he wants it to be, or there's not a whole lot you can do as a lot of champions.
Other general tips for beating Yasuo include: Ask for ganks, an aggressive Yasuo player is very easy to bait and kill if he isn't strong enough to 1v2 already. Take exhaust as a combat summoner if your kill pressure on him is low, it’s a great way to neutralize his aggression in lane as well as neuter him in teamfights. If Yasuo misses his tornado, that is the time to be aggressive. His Q is on CD, he has no CC for a while, and his ult, by extension, is unavailable. And if Yasuo gets too aggressive in lane and messes up when trying to trade, all in him right then and there. If you get a lead against Yasuo, most champions will be able to zone him out heavily since he's a squishy melee only champion with no escape and no natural sustain.
notice me Sin pi7 voteshere's a better tip: permaban yasuo
Dabrick011 votesHere's a better tip, learn how to play against him. He's super easy to beat unless you are a dumbass.
Shahamut1 votesPlay Skarner. Ez lane :P
Play Renekton. EZ lane.
Play Teemo. if you are good with him anyway.
Play Pantheon. EZ lane.
There are options.
Spoofghoul3 votesBan Yasuo EZ lane
Shahamut1 votesTrue
Troll for Trump1 votesAlright, so the only way for him to be a EZ lane, and not a horrible experience is to be forced to play champs that you don't usually play.
Of course, him picking yas will have some influence on your decisions, like itemization.
But him picking yas to force you to pick Teemo? No thanks
Shahamut1 votesTeemo isn't the only champion, there are plenty of them who can handle Yasuo in lane.
Morgana is a good one for instance. Lux can also do well.
Just learn the matchup. The only time I struggle vs a Yasuo is when Im the ADC and no one peels.... friggin 2 shots me :P
Troll for Trump1 votesnotice me Sin pi1 votesi have no problem against yasuo supports, im a supp main myself and easily shit on off-meta supports(and his/her adc along with it) most of times.
the problem is the top/mid yasuos that get fed and proceed to 1vs5 the entire team, something i cant keep in check unless i abandon my adc 1vs2
BladeSteel1 votesNah im almost at the point of permabanning him. Not because i don't know how to play against him, but im tired of people picking him on my team then feeding.
Skias1 votesThere are a few tips that people already know about facing a Yasuo; poke his shield off with autos, he's weakest right after his tornado is gone, and he's weak to ganks. I'd like to go into more detail.
The key to beating a Yasuo in lane is proper minion management, and proper management is different depending on whether you're a ranged or melee champion. As a ranged champion, you want to keep the wave in 1 of 2 places depending on Yasuo's health relative to yours. If Yasuo is ahead or even, you want to keep the wave frozen a bit outside of your own tower, so that he has to go into tower range to order to hit you. You can basically do whatever you want to him if the wave is in this spot because you can simply retreat into tower range if he tries to go onto you. However, if you're ahead of him in health, you want to start a slow push, so you can poke him whenever he tries to CS and you'll have a buffer of minion support if he tries to all in you. In this case, he can't do much either.
For a melee champion, you want to slow push pretty much all the time. Yasuo is extremely vulnerable to being all inned by melee champions when he's trying to CS, and a good Yasuo will try to do a slow push of his own to discourage his opponent from attacking him. One important thing to understand is that while enemy minions are oftentimes Yasuo's best friends since he uses them to dash, they are also one of his biggest weaknesses since he's required to tank them in order to trade. If you can bait him into tanking a lot of minions with some kind of defensive ability like an ori shield, you can very easily come out ahead in trades, provided you don't panic, keep autoing, and hit some extra free damage on him when he tries to get out.
Generally speaking, a Yasuo will always want the wave in 1 of 2 places. He either wants a slight minion advantage on his side so he can get free opportunities to poke with Q, but not so many more minions that the wave gets frozen outside the enemy tower. A good Yasuo will bait you into hitting minions with AOE abilities to push the wave back towards him if it starts to get too close to tower, allowing him to be aggressive again. The other position is for when Yasuo has a lead on his opponent; he will want to freeze outside of his tower, leaving a long trail of minions to dash through so he can all in you if you try to walk up to CS. The key to beating Yasuo is to keep the wave where you want it to be rather than the way he wants it to be, or there's not a whole lot you can do as a lot of champions.
Other general tips for beating Yasuo include: Ask for ganks, an aggressive Yasuo player is very easy to bait and kill if he isn't strong enough to 1v2 already. Take exhaust as a combat summoner if your kill pressure on him is low, it’s a great way to neutralize his aggression in lane as well as neuter him in teamfights. If Yasuo misses his tornado, that is the time to be aggressive. His Q is on CD, he has no CC for a while, and his ult, by extension, is unavailable. And if Yasuo gets too aggressive in lane and messes up when trying to trade, all in him right then and there. If you get a lead against Yasuo, most champions will be able to zone him out heavily since he's a squishy melee only champion with no escape and no natural sustain.
You know how I beat him? I remove him from the game. Permanently.
mustafa28813 votesseems logical to me, but COUGH, i play yas -_-
TyrekGoldenspear3 votesJhin approves of your list size.
MunchCrunchLunch3 votes "DAMNIT I WAS 0.25 SECONDS AWAY FROM GETTING MY 3RD Q OFF AND 25 SECONDS OF GETTING MY ULT OFF AND 30 SECONDS OF GETTING MY WINDWALL OFF SO LUCKY ALMOST OUTPLAYED the 1v5 penta GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR"
Penns1 votesDont forget fucking "Ton!" and "Aseryo!" every 2 seconds Kappa
Xeruon1 votesQQ? QQ.
Nothing else to see here.
RawwR1 votesall u guys are rude been maining him since release back in decemeber 2013 ahh the good ole days now im at 977k with him
l Helios l1 votes4- 80% of yas mains are basically 10 year old arkadata wannabes
That's quite a childish generalization about a player bas just because you dislike a champion they enjoy. I don't mind if you have legitimate concerns about Yasuo, which you list 2 and then discuss them in no manner, but a comment like that is frankly toxic. Nothing more.
WalkingInACircle1 votes
Mojihito6661 votesI ban him becuase of his W invisible hitboxes.
