My bad, I see I updated the build in the text but not in the cheat sheet, huge oversight on my part. That's now been fixed, thank you for notifying me.

I personally quite like it, I've had a lot of success with it when I've tried it.

It depends entirely on what the matchup is, if you're Sivir vs Draven then sure, you do less damage than him, but if the support matchup is Blitzcrank vs Janna and the fight starts with a hook onto Janna, then there's a very good chance that you guys can burst her down before Draven can do anything. There is no blanket rule for how an ADC should play, whether they should focus on farming or fighting, it just depends.

Sivir was a bit on the underwhelming side before but she just got a really good buff on 10.10, her E now restores 30 more mana per cast. She has strong enough spells to succeed in lane, she's just sucked in lane ever since they hit her mana costs too hard for her to use them too frequently. So long as you're able to block spells with Spell Shield she should be a lot better now in that regard, so I suggest sticking with her for a little bit longer to see if you find her any better.

Hey, sorry about that, for now I'm leaning towards Conqueror. For future reference, the bit at the top is the cheat sheet which is the quickest and easiest part of a guide to update by far, when I start updating guides I always start off with the cheat sheet, so whenever you see a conflict between the cheat sheet and the written guide, always refer to the cheat sheet.

With the preseason changes I haven't even gotten round to even beginning to update the cheat sheet of most of my guides, so it'll be a while before I get to address the text for this guide, just taking it one at a time with cheat sheets then once that's done I'll have to take it one at a time to update texts too. Pretty gargantuan task, so I'm making sure not to pass off any guides as being 9.23 updated at least until the cheat sheet is done at a minimum.

She's too short-ranged to abuse it unfortunately, even Ashe isn't using it despite it becoming a lot stronger on her after they gave her back her auto-reset, and she has 100 more range than Sivir. Additionally you'll often be using your reset on minions to shove so it's not always up when you'd otherwise have the opportunity to use it.

What @ PsiGuard said. I'll probably get round to updating the content for all Fleet Footwork ADCs on Monday.

Vapora usually updates the cheatsheet quickly when the meta shifts and sometimes takes more time to update parts of the body of the guide. I'd rely on the cheatsheet if there's a discrepancy.

Yes.

I haven't, not sure it's worth giving up the Sorcery keystones for it.

I dislike the concept of Matchups in guides especially on ADC, since matchups are so heavily influenced by supports. E.g. Tristana is a weak laning ADC and so loses to almost every meta ADC, but if I duo Q with a support that focuses on strong laning picks then I'm bound to run into lots of positive lane matchups despite technically having the worse ADC matchup.

And in general I dislike them since they don't usually change much. In bad matchups you play one way, in good matchups you play another. Once you've established what kind of matchup you're in (Are you kicking the enemy's *** or are you getting your *** kicked?), you play either aggressively or defensively, and either push out or freeze and trade depending on what's best in the situation.

And it doesn't even just depend on the matchup but also on player skill. Like just earlier I was playing Tristana + Janna into Miss Fortune + Brand, which is an awful matchup on paper, and if I were to write about it in a guide I would say the Tristana lane has to play defensively, allow themselves to be pushed into tower, and just try to survive the lane with a CS deficit while making sure not to die. Instead both me and Janna were better than the enemy ADC and support and we were doing the opposite, shoving them in and making them come out of the lane with a CS deficit.

Matchup guides don't do much other than give you a preview of what a matchup's likely to be like (not accounting for supports or differences in laning skill) and tell you what the enemy's spells do, which you can just do by looking at their wiki page. Other than that it's pretty common sense to use Spell Shield on Caitlyn traps or on Piltover Peacemaker, for example.

That's not to say that Matchup guides don't help at all, I just don't think they help enough to be worth working on such a long section. But if you have any questions about individual matchups then feel free to ask and I'll be happy to help.