When people complain about champions not being balanced because of URF

Brutalitops01·9/24/2016, 1:44:03 AM·17 votes·733 views

URF is designed to be unbalanced. A champion being good in URF doesn't mean that they're poorly designed overall, it means that they're good in a mode where EVERYTHING can work (except Yasuo). Even Galio, old Yorick, and Urgot are god-tier URF champions, despite being horrible in the normal game. TLDR, if you think that Riot's design is poor because champions aren't balanced in URF, why the hell are you playing URF?

9 Comments

SpecterVonBaren9/24/2016, 5:53:08 AM2 votes

I think there IS something to be said about how Yasuo doesn't really gain much of anything when played in URF.

Trias0009/24/2016, 10:27:17 AM1 votes

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URF is designed to be unbalanced.

I keep seeing this fallacy. No, URF is not meant to be imbalanced. It's just is, because of it's nature and because of the fact that it would take too much effort to balance it. Although some adjustments have been made, e.g. 3 stacks per soul for Thresh, who previously was the worst URF champion.

Qiy4na9/24/2016, 3:34:56 PM1 votes

Its not that they're op. Its just that if i can't pick an op champion in urf then why do i have to go against them?