So, my friend and I sometimes talk about two champions and who takes more skill. Most of the time we agree, but I thought since we can't agree on one I could come to the boards and see which champion you guys think takes more skill. 
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In my opinion I'm going to say draven takes more, but thats just what i think.
Truly Prideful3 votesThey take different kinds of skill really. Draven is all about the mechanical skill and keeping those axes going. Jhin is all about planning and maximizing your shots in a fight while staying safe during the reload. Just two wildly different ADCs.
Looknook1 votesYeah I feel like this is the issue with this question, it's almost like comparing apples to oranges. Jhin has long range skill shots that can be easily missed, is immobile, doesn't benefit that much from life steal and possesses limited Auto-Attacks.
Draven is all about Catching and leading Axes. If he can keep them juggled and stay on the offensive he has one of the highest DPS in the game. However dropping your axes on Draven screws up damage output and doesn't allow him access to his spew/attack speed boost. He is also immobile but benefits greatly from life steal allowing to almost draintank if ahead.
They are both difficult in their own right and for totally different reasons.
venomous frost2 votesjhin skill
pick one
WolfGangdom1162 votesLol ikr
grug2 voteswhat a joke question. draven wins by unanimous decision. draven also requires the highest level decision making because most of time he's gotta decide whether to catch the axe or not and enemies will be smart and anticipate it with their cc supports.
WolfGangdom1161 votesJhin also has to know when to w and when to use his crit early game. They both take almost exact amounts of skill
9 X1 votesIt's not even a question, Draven takes more skill.
Every AA is pretty much a skill shot in its own way, and has to be weighed accordingly to the opposition's movements.
WolfGangdom1161 votesThats what i said, but my friend said the same thing about jhin....i was like "bruh"
ReZisT Lust1 votesdont forget to throw a spell in between every auto and back off while you reload 10/10 skill
Hayaishi21 votesNone of them are particulary hard.
Anyone who thinks mister "i outrade every single ADcarry in the roster with my ridiculous damage and snowballing" is hard needs to quit being bronze.
9 X1 votesIf all were so easy we'd be seeing a lot more Dravens than Vaynes and Caitlyns.
Who is Taliyah1 votesDraven is the hardest to play adc
WolfGangdom1161 votesYeah, he takes a lot more steps just to be able to win lane
Spârky1 votesImo all adc's are hard and take lots of skill. Everyone says "They dont take skill you just right click" well there is more to it than that. Way more than that. I picked jhin because to master jhin takes more than draven but i will say a first time jhin should perform better than a first time draven. I think personally they both are hard to master because jhin is tricky because you have to play around his reloading time. And most people play him as just purely a spell caster which is easier to learn than draven and will be equally effective but a great jhin player will also use his auto's not just sit back and ult and w to set up a fight. So imo they both are the hardest adc's to learn but they both have their respective differences.
WolfGangdom1161 votesExactly thats why my friend and I couldnt agree
Looknook1 votesJhin's abilities are great and all, but their is nothing more satisfying in league the. Criting with Jhin. The animation, sound, VFX and speed boost just sell the power. The speed boost also sets up other autos so well. That's why I never could get into Armor Pen Jhin. He just wouldn't crit enough for me.
GemCrash1 votesDraven requires more positioning and sidestepping while Jhin requires way more skillshot aiming.
Sirsir1 votesThey are both hard, but I say Jhin. Mostly on account of CSing, and Jhins passive
Draven deals lots of damage as long as he follows his prompts. Jhin does normal damage with a TONNE of it every now and then. Followed by a brief intermission.
Draven is mostly clicks and button presses, but Jhin has traps. Both have 2 skillshots but one of Dravens is fat and instant, Jhins is thin and delayed.
cleoper1 voteshonestly they take different kind of skill but when i first got jhin he wasant that hard but some of my friends have said they tried him and that he took lots of skill {this is coming from a jhin main}