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Ninja Trigger wrote:
When I first saw your list I thought that you had put it together on your own, and I was getting ready to flame, but then I kept reading and saw that this is the in game list, and it's the info Riot is giving to players from the in game champion stats.
Thank you for not flaming me and I am glad you like how I put the list together
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FalseoGod wrote:
Wat. There's actually a reason why immobile adc's are mostly unplayed, it's because if you get jumped you can't do anything. Whenever I play an immobile adc I feel like I gotta start teamfighting when almost all my team's dead so those small health bars are more appealing than my full HP bar.
Lucian, Ezreal and Vayne are the hardest marksmen according to their list. The "harder champions" can screw up every few seconds, and the easy champions need perfect positioning.TL;DR I agree, but was pointing out Rito doesn't.
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FalseoGod wrote:
Wat.
It's true, the immobile ADCs tend to be the easier ones to play at a level where you don't feed, exceptions include Kog'Maw and Twitch because of their mechanically demanding/unique playstyles. The mobile ADCs are just easier to perform well on.
It depends on the stance.
If talking about immobile ADCs, they can either be more difficult since they don't have that escape mechanism and you have to compensate, or they're less difficult since they have no finess to them you need to learn.
And yeah, I too guess Riot aims for the later one, but then again: Why Lee Sin/Zed/etc.?
If talking about immobile ADCs, they can either be more difficult since they don't have that escape mechanism and you have to compensate, or they're less difficult since they have no finess to them you need to learn.
And yeah, I too guess Riot aims for the later one, but then again: Why Lee Sin/Zed/etc.?
Darcurse wrote:
but then again: Why Lee Sin/Zed/etc.?
Melee champs are naturally stronger and easier mechanically, a lot of their difficulty comes from being able to close to the gap with ranged so champs like Lee Sin and Zed with multiple ways to do it are rather easy to play but their kits are harder to master.
Yeah, it seems like in terms of ADC they went like
"You've got all those dmg spells and attack on distance anyway, so it's easy!"
and for Melee
"You've got all those Movement spells to gap-close, so it's easy!"
Lee Sin/Zed can both dive and retreat instantly, I guess that's their main argument for setting the difficulty.
"You've got all those dmg spells and attack on distance anyway, so it's easy!"
and for Melee
"You've got all those Movement spells to gap-close, so it's easy!"
Lee Sin/Zed can both dive and retreat instantly, I guess that's their main argument for setting the difficulty.
Jimmydoggga 2.0 wrote:
How Riot deals with Morgana:
Make her a victorious skin
Say she's really easy to play
???
Balance
Make her a victorious skin
Say she's really easy to play
???
Balance
1.Make Champions Difficulties
2.Make them Wrong
3........
4.Profit
#OverUsedJoke
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Wat. There's actually a reason why immobile adc's are mostly unplayed, it's because if you get jumped you can't do anything. Whenever I play an immobile adc I feel like I gotta start teamfighting when almost all my team's dead so those small health bars are more appealing than my full HP bar.
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