here's what i call a copycat

rawiazam1·Sep 22, 2018·5 votes·4,880 views

https://i.imgur.com/riwuEub.jpg

12 Comments

BLIGHTBRINGERSep 22, 20183 votes

19 Deaths as Ekko

Yikes

Tahminatrix Sep 22, 20182 votes

Could have just been chance, none of those items are SUPER niche, especially for the champions that you both were playing.

Alex h8721Sep 22, 20181 votes

That game was an absolute fiesta lmfao

Baron BarianSep 22, 20181 votes

How is it that the Ekko died 12 times more and still had the exact same items as the Eve?

DuskDaUmbreonSep 23, 20181 votes

14 kills (as deaths don't reduce gold) and OP hadn't backed in a while.

Baron BarianSep 23, 20181 votes

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14 kills (as deaths don't reduce gold) and OP hadn't backed in a while.

But the match history shows that they made roughly the same amount of gold.

DuskDaUmbreonSep 23, 20181 votes

Probably kill quality (killing champions worth more gold, due to both bounty (the screenshot even shows Ekko getting a shutdown on OP) and OP getting less than 300g off of a kill, which is incredibly likely due to how the Urgot was 1/11/6), CS quality (If he's grabbing cannons and scuttles, both are still only 1 CS each, but they're worth far more than other monsters and minions), and turret participation.

HaIlMonitorSep 23, 20181 votes

Shows how strong bounties are. That shouldnt be a thing but nothing like going out and getting a doublekill for 1800 gold amirite?

DuskDaUmbreonSep 23, 20181 votes

If you managed to get a double against people with a combined bounty of 1200g, tbh you deserve that gold then. For a 600g bounty, they'd need to be on a 9-kill streak each. That means 18+ kills without dying between both of them.

Besides, you'd earn only a third of what they had gotten from kills, then. They'd still be at a massive advantage.