If you have no data to support your claim or good reasoning

Guy Fox Teemo·6/7/2016, 2:12:02 AM·3 votes·330 views

Then your claim means absolutely nothing. If you think X does to much damage. But you have no data to suggest that, it just makes you look stupid, especially when the data you didn't bring up suggested otherwise.

Please don't post a post about balance on champions, without any data supporting your claim; the most people have when they post such things is that they think X Mechanic on the champion is bullshit, give bad reasoning and don't take any time to look at the other side of the story.

These are basic principles you should have all learned in English Class if you managed to pass highschool.

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redniwediS6/7/2016, 2:21:17 AM1 votes

There are claims, and then there are opinions. The two are not necessarily the same.

However there's definitely a lot of people around here who don't understand the difference. Also I don't know how long ago you were in school, but I've been out for close to a decade and they definitely didn't teach any of that in high school. I had to learn it in college.