how meta players see one tricks
because they have to rely on op champs to climb into divisions they don't belong :^)
because they have to rely on op champs to climb into divisions they don't belong :^)
i mean meta players play flavor of the month champs in order to beat their opponents while that guy who had 3 mil points on singed played supp beat...most of them
they get better at overtuned champs but they don't stick with them so they never get better. So even though they will do great in general, its the one tricks that will preform better because they know the ins and outs and can have a much easier time adjusting.
One tricks rely on OP champs but meta players don't?
wut lol
I made it to be really confusing :P the census being one tricks are only good at one champ, but they can play it in multiple roles and be effective. Well relying on op means they don't know how to play the match ups generally they just rely on the champions high base damages to win the match ups and cheat by relying on imbalance to climb rank rather than their own ability to. Skill > Damage
There are one tricks of every champion lol,
" just rely on the champions high base damages"
That just applies to champs with high base damages. Like what about a one trick
lol
I'd argue that one tricks, like myself, take time to learn the matchups and the ins/outs of that champion. That's why they're effective. Since they're focusing less on their champion, they can focus more on everything else.
You can look my up and see that I one trick
and go 'wow m8 high base damages' , but I played old kat too. Everything but her ult had less than 200 base damage (other than her ult), and she lost just about every lane matchup lol. Scarra, a challenger player that used to play a ton of Kat, put her next to aatrox lol