WuKong has no sustain, low armor-values, a passive that is non-existent in the jungle, and absolutely no way to boost his damage hard to enough to make up for the prior two faults.
It's like playing jungle
Miss Fortune. You can get through it, but it's painfully slow and won't have an impact on your enemies like viable junglers do.
It's like playing jungle
Miss Fortune. You can get through it, but it's painfully slow and won't have an impact on your enemies like viable junglers do.
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JunSupport wrote:
WuKong has no sustain, low armor-values, a passive that is non-existent in the jungle, and absolutely no way to boost his damage hard to enough to make up for the prior two faults.
It's like playing jungle
Miss Fortune. You can get through it, but it's painfully slow and won't have an impact on your enemies like viable junglers do.At least
Miss Fortune have his passive to get back to the jungle faster '-'Ranked games almost always have junglers... But in solo almost never, and often they're noob or never gank
Thx for Nyoike for this sig! Tanks FTW s2
Not really.. It's just that it's almost only noobs that are making guides for the new champions.
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