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I know I'm no pro player, but using Singed is a good champ. Anyways hope you may reconsider that Singed community is dead or has fallen apart and still continue on making guides. God bless, God speed, and stay safe.
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The main issue is his Q and E though, with his E if he uses it at the further ranges you can't counter it, but if he's using it close to you, so long as you have the reaction speed, you can fling him and he E's you so you can at least create a bit of space and avoid his E AA Q combo. Building early armour helps here, but it's not to be relied on as of the new item changes, you mostly want to fight him in extended trades where he's forced to chase you if he wants to get AA's, if you just let him AA you freely then you're in for a terrible time, always be on the move and keeping your distance, let him come to you and run through your Q if he wants to fight, and save your E for disengaging him as opposed to using it to engage.
1. would it be fine to start out with the conq rune first try? Also i cant read the new to singed rune notes cause too much text.
2. who would u ban most of the time? Im around bronze elo.
3.do u need a master's degree and 10 years to read most of the guide?
2. Darius is the go-to ban for Singed players, however Fiora and Volibear have been bans I've seen come into popularity recently. If you're new to Singed I'd advise banning Darius because he's the most common counterpick.
3. You don't need a master's degree and 10 years to read the guide, but I do sympathise with that sentiment. The guide is there to be not only useful for new Singed players but also the very experienced players, so my advise would be to work your way through, and if there's something you're not so sure about (Such as the Getting Technical section) you might want to skip over that until you're more comfortable on Singed and looking for more information. The guide is a live document so (most) players go back and forth between playing the game and referring back to the guide. There's also the Singed Mains Discord which might be useful if you're planning on getting into Singed in a serious way.
I hope this answers your questions, GL HF :)