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Luther3000 wrote:
That Karthus sucked man, Karthus is really good against Viktor. Or I'm good with ![]()
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You pick Karthus because he can simply outrange Viktor and farm with his Q until he becomes more useful later in the game. It's a fairly safe lane because Viktor's skills are pretty much all short-mid range so you can't ever really get within range.
I picked him myself against Grandmaster who's at 1700 Elo and plays Viktor as pretty much a second main and I was able to avoid dying* and outfarm him despite him using Movespeed quints and playing incredibly aggressively. * Except when I derped and walked into his ult as he was running from a gank, but it was k cuz he died too. |
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I don't sit there and attempt to poke him. I only go for kills with
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OTGBionicArm wrote:
Neither character is a direct counter to each other. Not according to both the Lolpro Viktor guide and GMD. :P |
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Well he obviously isn't. There is only three characters I haven't figured out how to beat with
You have one good game against a ![]()
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OTGBionicArm wrote:
Same thing right back at ya. Just because you have a great lane against him doesn't mean Karthus doesn't counter vik. I have beaten the **** out of many karthus players with him but against a good one (i.e. Luther) I can't do anything. There are a couple of reasons:
As for Viktor's hardest matchups:
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Imo, play normal draft and get good elo there, if you just want to have fun and not get to professional level.
The gameplay is essentially the same, picks, bans etc. So there is no difference. Occasionally some unconventional team comps may be played, but hey, looking back at the concept of "having fun", it's totally ok. I think elo system is the same as in ranks. (unsure whether or not they deduct any normal elo for dodging games). Usually most players take normal draft games with much less eagerness then real ranked games. And due to this you are less likely to encounter real tryhards, extreme ragers etc, unlike at the same level of elo in ranked. As example, I'll take ranked 1500's (that's where I'm usually playing since I duo q with my friend from higher elo a lot). In ranked 1500's whatever good and nice players there are, just transform into QQ'ers, ragers and tryhards who go solely for elo (and I'm not saying that's bad or wrong. You WANT to win in ranked), whereas in normal drafts they just play for the enjoyment of the game and it's actually pleasing to play with good people or even if they are not good, there is much less rage/afk **** and so on. And after you get to average elo in normal drafts, you can definitely get some really high elo ranked players on your team ;) I've gotten some plat. rank players several times (tbh not all of them were amazing xDDD) So, if you play the game for the fun, draft mode is a way to go, imo... Save some nerve system efforts for yourself. |
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And I'll admit I only got somewhat defensive because Luther instantly jumps to the "Oh, That ![]()
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I just had a ranked game as Viktor where i was 7/0 in lane against Karthus
That Karthus sucked man, Karthus is really good against Viktor.