Glad you like the guide. Doran's Blade is usually the most standard one, but Doran's Shield is the best option if up against a bullying lane. For example, if you're against a Caitlyn, Draven, maybe a Kog'Maw, or anyone you think can easily harass you (this includes the support). Relic is much more situational. The state of Ardent Censer after its nerf remains to be seen, but at least when ardent supports were the best, ADCs could take relic shield to funnel more gold into their support so they could get Ardent Censer sooner.

sure, i'll get on that

obviously if you get an early lead your build path is adaptable, but I'd say you could take a build like the old reworked Kog build (like a BORK > runaan's > guinsoo's > IE > situational item) if the enemy team has a lot of tanks that only you have the potential to shred. this build looks like it'd scale super well but, again, is pretty useless if you're behind.

Possibly. It's yet to be seen whether new Fervor is better on hypercarries than Bloodlust. It looks like it could be though. EDIT: nope, bloodlust still better. Fervor good on ppl like Lucian who can stack it quickly and can make use of it in lane

oh, sorry. i must have forgotten to update them for preseason. will get on it (unless you prefer 0/0/0 masteries).

I suppose everyone has those champions where its randomly harder to farm on (for me it's Vayne). If you're having trouble farming as Twitch, frankly one of the best things to do is just play a one man custom as him and farm. However, I do understand that since Twitch's kit is a bit odd for AD carries, there are a few key things to keep in mind while farming. The first is Deadly Venom. Be careful when landing multiple autos onto a single creep, since the venom will stack and lower the hp faster than you think it will. To summarize that point, seeing a creep with full hp and thinking you can take it in 4 hits as say, a Jinx is very different than a Twitch. Watch your venom and make sure you hit it before the venom and your creeps take it down. Note: if it does die to venom, you will get the CS, but its better being safe than sorry. Second: Twitch is probably one of the most harassable ADCs in lane due to his weak harass early without committing. Therefore, your opponent could potentially punish you every time you try to farm if they have strong harass (e.g. Jinx, Ezreal, Ashe, Caitlyn). So honestly, if you see a creep thats out of your range and that autoing will likely result in harass, its probably safer to just W it and E to last hit. Note: when you do this, trying to E-last hit more than one creep at once or even harass your opponent by hitting THEM in the W as well will make it more worth it. Third, just be aware of your minions' aggro. If they're noticeably targeting a single minion, shift all your focus to it and try to time their bursts of damage (and how much damage it does) to last hit it. This is applicable to all champs, obviously, but with Twitch, again, the deadly venom. If you see your creeps targeting a single minion, you only want to hit it once, to kill it, or else the venom damage may mess up your predictions. I wouldn't say there's too much of a delay between the click and shooting, it's just probably that you're overestimating Twitch's early attack speed compared to the likes of Lucian, Jinx, Trist, and other powerful laners. I have to admit when I first played Twitch his autos did feel different (especially since I came from heavily maining Jinx). Hope this helps, and thanks for the comment.

Sona's really annoying to play against since she has both good harass and good sustain. Twitch obviously can't out-harass her, so sitting back and farming is probably the best bet unless Sona runs out of mana (watch for the mana regen from Spellthief's though). Any support with shields or heals would be preferable against Sona (a bit of poke also helps, making champions like Soraka and Karma good choices). Out of lane, basically just don't get hit too much by her Q before fights happen (it really chunks) and watch for her ult, so it all comes down to positioning. Hope that helps.

What the first part of my post meant is that attributing it "to your play style" is a gray area. You're saying you like a lot of crit on him and that it fits your play style but in confused on what that means. Crit is just a scaling damage multiplier, and it's only use is damage, if you do more damage overall with builds without crit on him (in this current meta), why opt for a crit build that just deals less damage than the youmuus/runaans rush build counterpart in this patch? Also, what about crit specifically fits to your play style? I always thought crit just helped deal more damage, but in this patch, it deals less damage than some builds that don't build much of it.