Best Kalista NA

Dennner·11/20/2014, 6:22:46 PM·1 votes·1,462 views

Disclaimer: I am totally joking in this thread, i mean nothing i say, it is just my feelings on people who mess up games by purchasing Kalista, and throwing the game because of lack of experience.

Poll to make people use new champions in PvB the first 3 games of using them after purchase.

Also post your stories, about a kilista in your game. Were they good? Or where they bad?

9 Comments

Grimspeake11/20/2014, 6:36:41 PM1 votes

my team had a subpar kalista, other teams kalista was slightly better then average. anyone good with kallista is going to be a real problem for melee or mages with no several gap closers. I played veigar and almost got 2 shotted by an unfed(at the time) Kallistas AA's at like the 15-20 minute mark. like legit the first one did about 45% of the health.

Grimspeake11/20/2014, 6:45:32 PM1 votes

not exactly sure but i had a spear stuck thru me for like 10 seconds while i ran off into my jungle to recall

Grimspeake11/20/2014, 6:45:57 PM1 votes

i was like fuuuuuuck this.... B

AMYS GRAVE11/21/2014, 4:41:22 AM1 votes

I main braum and i don't like kalista, because...

  1. there is no choice to accept the contract or not.

  2. she can pull you out of play without warning.

  3. while you get to decide where to go, sometimes i would rather cast my abilities than get pulled out of combat.

true example i'm braum, adc kalista- lucian ults, kalista pulls me out of combat, kalista dies because she is standing in the lucian ult, i get no choice to go anywhere because she died, i die to the lucian ult. if i had been able to put up my shield we both would have lived.

another example- defending turret i'm trying to put up my braum shield to avoid jayce/nidalee poke, kalista ults me, the poke lands on and kills our midlane apc, since i was trying to put up my shield i was clicking in the direction of their team and get plopped into the enemy team by her ult, i die and my team is now 3v5.

kalista is for adc's who don't trust their support to help on their own and feel they have to force their support to do something.