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WHAT IS SNOWBALLING?!?!??!?!

LoLXGamerZ··2 votes·3,464 views

Im a level 16 player and im actually not that bad, (ive wrecked multiple level 30 bronz 4s) but everyone is all like "wukong can snowball sooo hard" and stuff. (wukong is my main). But ive been so confused...what ecaxtly is snowballing?

Please help me!!!!!!!

LoLXGamerZ

8 Comments

Envy Sin3 votes

you forgot something item 3041 not item 3020

Kira Onime2 votes

Starts small as gets bigger and bigger once it gets going. Just imagine throwing a snowball down a hill and watching it grow as it goes.

garRen 2 votes

snowball is when you get really fed and carry your bad team mates

AuraMax2 votes

Its when you get an early game to mid game lead that causes you to do exceptionally well. Things like First Blood, early game kills and free farming are a few ways to start getting a lead on your enemy. By the "snowball effect" this lead turns bigger since your enemies are at a disadvantage and you are able to dominate the game :)

They say Wukong snowballs really hard because giving him an early game lead makes it really hard for the opposing team. He can do ridiculously high dmg, has great cc and is extremely mobile.

Nybx4life2 votes

What Aura said.

ccseancc1432 votes

Snowballing is very simple. When you roll a snowball down a hill it gets bigger as it rolls and harder to stop eventually getting so big that you can't stop it. Only a few champs can accomplish this full though, one for example is Riven. She is extremely hard to stop once she gets one kill. Another is Talon, one kill and he gets uncontrollably strong. Wukong is very snowbally becuase of how tanky and disruptive he is in team fights.

Raxicor1 votes

Its when you're in the lead. Keep snowballing. ;) And if you're against someone that's snowballing don't try to 1v1 them. You'll just feed the monster lol

You may notice Rivens are more aggressive than others because she can easily snowball off early kills. Don't let her have them. She's hard to catch up to when she gets going.

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