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It's been like that for 3 months, Riot just doesn't care to actually fix it.

I mean, you could, but the whole point of AD hybrid Teemo from last season was it scaled with AP so you could double dip in both. But I wouldn't recommend going into builds with full AD.

It would be something like Greaves, Nashors, Kraken, Shieldbow, Bloodthirster and Terminus, You could put Blade of the Ruined King instead of Nashor, but really you do more with AP :P

Yeah, a few match-ups would be either missing or forgotten. I'll try to update it as I can, I am just not as active or motivated in a sense of urgency, so I just take my time now.

Generally speaking we don't fight tanks. Once they get to a certain point, they just become a big problem to deal with, back in previous Seasons it was always Riftmaker, because of the massive True Damage, right now it's mostly abuse Malignance and full AP because it does so much damage to everyone, but even then they are less effected due to all the MR and other such things.

Updated most of the item builds and will polish it as time goes on as we usually do as a community.

Currently really busy with a lot of editing and work on another site, so it is going to be a bit slow to update and have only taken a look at Top, Mid, Jng in my free time, didn't even look at Support for some time. But again, sorry for any failure to get the guides updated on day one like I have always done.

Websites are different from players. Websites are specifically cherry picking the TOP players in the world with the highest win-rates and usually leave out the lower rank players and such because it's not what people look for. Check out "Lolalytics" and check for Diamond+ players. It's not very good, but check lower rank players specifically gold.

It's also based on what the community does more of. If everyone started playing Grasp again, most runes would be showing as Grasp, hence, why I say Fleet is okay for survival but notice how no website recommend it outright?

Runaan's Hurrican, from my recollection of when I used to play League petty frequently, was never worth giving up genuine survivability for, unless you were highly fed and simply steam rolling level 10s while you're level 18, for a quick PentaKills and completing the game faster, it was pretty much overridden by Kraken Slayer / Anathema and whatever other defensive item was needed.

Yeah, when I first started Teemo 7-8 years ago. There wasn't a lot of written stuff just "Watch me" and literally "Just build this to win." So I got to work throughout the years, going over the fundamentals and all that nice stuff before moving on to more granular aspects.

So, I understand that there are a lot of folks out there, like Manc0, who at one point claimed that it was the best build ever to play on-hit for Teemo. But if you sit down and perform the math, the explanation becomes clear. In the game's current condition, itemization, survivability, and so on.

Guinsoo's Rageblade is a bad item because, well, think about it. When was the last time you battled a skilled opponent and hit them 7-9 times BEFORE they could stun, lockdown, or one-shot you? The playstyle and build is ridiculously squishy and provides nothing for defense or proper AP scaling.

I don't want to go into too much detail, as I usually do, because I'm not all that interested in typing up a 2 hour page on it all, let me put it this way. Guinsoo's had a 55% WR before the changes back in 13.9? It dropped immediately to 46% and have NEVER seen itself go above 50% since. Riftmaker on-hit, is ALWAYS a 54-55% WR in a massive number of games.

Do you want a 55% WR with more than 100k games played or a 47-49% WR with 20-30k games played? It has less to do with itemization and more to do with your ability to play the physical game. This is why high-rank players can make things work, but it is also necessary to understand itemization so that it supports you rather than hinder you.

Long Story short: Guinsoo offers nothing.

Comet is theoretical in speech, which I go into detail about it here.

It's perfectly fine to play Liandry's instead of Riftmaker, it's a personal preference thing.

But overall, Riftmaker is comparison is more "Aggressive" it's more in peoples faces, it's more tankier, it's more raw power through kiting, splitting and dueling. You will yes lose most 3-5 man fights, if they have enough CC and burst damage, where as Liandry's is more about distancing yourself and playing around your allies. Something I hate doing regardless of where I play it.

You don't "HAVE" to play Riftmaker, you can definitely get away with Liandry's but in this day an age of Teemo, you're going to die a lot without it. You can drop by streams I always do a lot of visual / verbal explanations of why.