Searz wrote:
On hit items on Kog. Other builds just pale away in comparison..
You've never played against an AP Kog'maw that aims well, have you...?
Shell shock is not a joke. :[
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No, but a fast MS and good reaction time makes more than 50% of his shots miss. On hit is da way to go.
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Well, with the Kog'maw buffs, AD is probably the best way to go.
@Searz:
A good Kog'maw (rare sight nowadays) doesn't spam. They know you're going to dodge, and fire when you can't. :P
Not always a hit, but they'll hit more then miss. :P
When it's AP. Koggie only needs a few hits to have you going "OWWW!!"
@Searz:
A good Kog'maw (rare sight nowadays) doesn't spam. They know you're going to dodge, and fire when you can't. :P
Not always a hit, but they'll hit more then miss. :P
When it's AP. Koggie only needs a few hits to have you going "OWWW!!"
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