Sett Build Guide : 👊 12.20 SETT GUIDE & MATCHUP SPREADSHEET 👊

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The matchup spreadsheet alone makes this guide the best in my opinion, really good guide. Been struggling to find guides that even has matchups explained this good. With the whole guide this becomes one of the best guides I've read to be honest. No question 10/10!

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It is a fairly complete guide, I really think it is very useful to be able to know how to play with sett, without a doubt it has a lot of information, good guide

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Hello again. Been thoroughly enjoying your guide so far but still I've noticed some things that I would like to enquire further. Firstly, how do you often decide on going either steraks or titanic first if at all. Secondly, thanks to your spreadsheet, I almost always dominate lane with a K/D of 4 and 0. However, often I would end up mid game with about 8 and 8. If I were to play safe and my team is also ahead I would just end up being carried by my team. If I play safe when my team is behind we would end up losing with myself getting a worse K/D of 5 and 8. Unlike a champ like mord who kind of just stands around the fight and gets kills I find it quite frustrating to play sett for getting kills during the mid to late game and am struggling to get past mastery 5 with him. Any thoughts?

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I almost always run both Sterak's and Titanic.
It is a matter of preference of which one you like more to get first. I like Sterak's more, so I run it before. Sterak's gives survivability, Titanic Hydra gives push power.

In the split pushing / tri force build, Sterak's is not there, but I also don't think that the Tri Force build will survive into preseason. It's a very niche and situational build.

Your concerns about snowballing are directly addressed in the Gameplay section of this guide! Be sure to check that out!

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Finally a good sett guide that isn't a clone of the bzillion others on mobafire. I would literally have your spreadsheet open everytime I play a game. Really appreciate this man keep it up.

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So happy you liked it!

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sett chikor

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Hello AK521! I was notified that I had received a request! I can definitely be of assistance.

These are going to be the things that we are going to be looking through ideally with this review.

STRUCTURE: This is basically how you code, place and use code from a tidy and neat viewpoint.

CONSISTENCY: Basically how often you switch things up. Some parts might be a mess and others great.

INCLUDINGS: These are things that could be added like Runes, Items, Matchups or entire sections.

MY CONCERNS: Things that I find not really interesting to apply to a guide or just filler.

This section of ones guide should be both detailed and easy to read without being too overwhelming to the readers.

You have notes on your runes and your items, it's straight forward, simple and isn't too much of an overwhelming sight like some people have in their guides. Though with your items, they could be displayed much more neatly with changes.

You can use my reference to what I mean. What starters you will take? General first backs at 1200-1900 gold, etc.

Example My Guide for reference

This is the "cheat sheet" section of the guide, remember. So you'll want to at the very least put some basic information in, rather than directing everyone to your spreadsheet, cause some people (in my own personal experience) don't want to load up multiple things, they just want simple brief information now, like "Extreme: Because they are painful."

Same thing with ideal champions.

It's... something.

So what happens with your guide is, you start of absolutely blasting your viewer with a wall of columned text, color and imagery. This isn't a great thing especially since it doesn't have anything really popping out besides the splash art.

THIS

Generally things like Pro / Con are put in the same line of text or below each other on the same side rather than reversed, as Image - Text, Text - Image isn't very clean, now'a'days. Following the next section in comparison, it's a lot better structurally, and fits the Orange vibe you have for the banners and the imagery above. I'd try to keep the rest like this.

THIS

Make sure you properly space each section so it's not all clumping together making it nice and even so that your viewers eyes get a break from the multiple imagery / texts bumping into each other, with small little gaps for each sub rune.

Spacing reference

As you scroll down the guide, the texts and imagery are all really tightly packed together with no spaces and it's really hard to just sit here and read a wall of text that looks like THIS. You should try to shorten and structure these walls neatly.

You have a lot of information, but the majority of it is once again walls of text. If you can't clean it up to make it look short, presentable and intelligible on first glance while appealing to those who enjoy a clean guide. Remove it.

Code:

Instead of making
things look like this because the spacing
is all off and it's not very
pleasant to have to read something that is structured in this way.

You also tossed in a center at the lower half? Completely throwing off the flow of the beginning. Remember, consistency.

Code:

[center]

Revisit the drawing board and figure out what you want for your guide, visually.

Keep everything consistent.

The effort is there, but you're lacking severely in consistent structure. Instead of using 3-5 different techniques, stick with one throughout the entire guide, and you'll be better off. It's hard to read walls of text and see changes every section.

You have what it takes to make a solid guide, but lack in consistency and actually displaying your content to your reader. Take a read over this review and try your best to apply what I have suggested as it will help out in the end. ~Cat

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Thanks for your feedback. I edited the guide's visuals.

Do you think the Gameplay section is still lacking proper visual displays / consistency?
Also, do you think that I should reformat the new pros/cons section?

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I don't like "center" as a main staple of a guide. It leaves so much room on the left and right sides to be desired where as a strictly no-center code guide looks much more easier to manage, making things fill in the gaps, so to speak.

Your visuals have definitely changed, but text walls are still really condensed which is why I suggest to remove center.

Add in proper spacing or re-write some walls, to be less filler, which can tidy up guides nicely.

Example:

Probably one of the most tilting abilities in the game, aside from 's whole kit. You can gain a MASSIVE shield through this ability and are able to deal MASSIVE true damage, allowing you to change the outcome of an entire duel.
It's best to wait for your Grit to fully stack up and flash Orange before using it, although many players know to disengage before this happens.
As you master , you should try to 's shield as effectively as possible. It's not ideal to cast a maxed out W while your opponents are running away. Instead, just past the middle of the trade, keeping in mind that will probably make them rethink whether they want to continue fighting you. Around 70% into the trade is the ideal cast because you want the enemy to be stuck attacking your shield while taking a load of damage.
Another aspect you should try to master is aiming the center of effectively. Implicitly, you want to hit enemies with it since it will deal true damage; however, you can also zone enemies using the center of in special scenarios.

EXAMPLE RE-WRITTEN:

is our main form of defense and offense. Granting us a massive shield that deals all post mitigated damage as damage back to our enemies in a cone like radius. If we hit our target dead center, we deal damage as true damage.

As you become more adept with and his skill-set you will learn to utilize this skill to turn even the poorest looking fights into your favor. It isn't ideal to cast while your opponents are running away, instead use (W) around 70% into the trade, you want the enemy to be stuck near you while your shield is active, making it harder to dodge the center strike.

Do you understand what I mean?

I understand that thing is something I am personally picky with. Neat, orderly lines of text that are spaced well and consistent throughout the entire guide. I can see improvements if you take the chance to tidy it up like I have above.

Answer to both questions: Yes.

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The guide I needed :)

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Thanks for the detailed guide. Great job.

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Absolutely Insane Guide!

Any advice for a sylas matchup?

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Thanks.

Quick advice I can give u is you win extended trades and then you also win very hard at Lvl 1. Capitalize on it like you would a Nasus by zoning them from wave and denying the XP from dying ally minions.

I will add in-depth matchup notes into the Spreadsheet Guide eventually for Sylas.

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Thanks!
Quick question, are there any specific runes I should take?
also should i max qwe or wqe

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Q>w>e as it's melee.
Precision/Conq. The Secondary Tree is resolve/sorc of course, and I really believe this customization is up to each player. Whichever you function better with.

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Awesome guide! First time Ive seen such a useful spreadsheet!

Only thing, Fought a Sylas today as Sett (3rd time playing Sett to be honest) and Sylas isnt in the guide. Seems like a straight forward trade though. Sett has a pretty solid dual with him at level 1 and 2.

Biggest issue I had was Sylas's self heal coming out of a full combo. I just couldnt finish him off with the R then Q and we'd be 1 punch away from killing each other.

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Hey, I have plans to add some more matchups when exams are over in 2 weeks.
Thanks for the comment.

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No problem! just new to the champ coming from being a Garen main, figured I mention my experience xD

Good luck on your exams! I dont miss those

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