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"And then, TheJohn said something so Brazilian that it made all the Brazilians in Brazil turn to look at him" - Toshabi
"abloobloo ur triggering me" - Toshabi
"And then, TheJohn said something so Brazilian that it made all the Brazilians in Brazil turn to look at him" - Toshabi
"abloobloo ur triggering me" - Toshabi
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Searz's guide is what I've been using to make most of my rune decisions. The rest have been Stonewall's videos when I jungle. ;)
He talks about everything that this thread is asking for and more. Read the guide (not just the title) before you make a statement about whether or not something helps. =_=
He talks about everything that this thread is asking for and more. Read the guide (not just the title) before you make a statement about whether or not something helps. =_=
You don't even really have to read Searz' guide, I've heard many, many people saying that crit damage is absolutely worthless compared with ArP or even crit chance.
As I understand it, the extra damage from Armour Pen will almost always outweigh the extra critical damage even if your critical rate is very high.
As I understand it, the extra damage from Armour Pen will almost always outweigh the extra critical damage even if your critical rate is very high.
Crit chance>Crit dmg EVEN on a champ like Tryndamere. Only bad or inexperienced players will give value to something like crit damage. If a stat purely relies on having another different stat affected to make it more effective...You're probably looking at a bad stat....Considering Crit DMG is the only rune that I can recall which requires a seperate stat (crit chance) to make it more effective...Yeah CrC>CrD every time.
Posting your own guide is enough to say its not worth reading it..
Topic.
Crit Chance outdoes Crit Dmg overall.
I´ll tend to say that Crit Dmg has its value late game, since most autohit champs WILL buy I.E. and some other Crit Chance items -> You have enough variety to pick from.
But early even on champs like Tryn (even MORE on a champ like Tryn) Crit Chance > Crit Dmg.
And late I´d say its just overkill, you´ll waste way too much early which you wont benefit from late.
Topic.
Crit Chance outdoes Crit Dmg overall.
I´ll tend to say that Crit Dmg has its value late game, since most autohit champs WILL buy I.E. and some other Crit Chance items -> You have enough variety to pick from.
But early even on champs like Tryn (even MORE on a champ like Tryn) Crit Chance > Crit Dmg.
And late I´d say its just overkill, you´ll waste way too much early which you wont benefit from late.
Toshabi wrote:
Dude, that red line totally has the hots for that blue line. Just look at the way they mingle. Mmmmm oh yeah. Who's a naughty geometrical shape? You are! Oh yes you are blue line!
Don't ever change.
I miss something curvy there...
weeeeell circles arent to everyones taste.
@Searz
First: Nothing to say against your graph.
Second: The sentence below it.
To be precisely, the last half of it.
I do understand that CrD value is 0 and increases with the amount of CrC, also regarding I.E., the value of CrC rises with extra CrD.
But: Why did the new value of CrC surpasses the previous one after buying I.E.?
Just for example:
(I didnt spend a thought on sth like gold cost etc it seems you didnt do it either, so there shouldnt be some variable mistake)
100AD 33%CrC 250%CrD 12hits 4crits -> 800noncritdmg + 1000critdmg
100AD 50%CrC 200%CrD 12hits 6crits -> 600noncritdmg + 1200critdmg
(Its a bit plain since i assume that 33%CrC will result in 4/12 crits, but oh well that shoudlnt be a problem)
Relying on that thought: More CrD reduces the amount of CrC you need until CrD surpasses it´s value?
weeeeell circles arent to everyones taste.
@Searz
First: Nothing to say against your graph.
Second: The sentence below it.
To be precisely, the last half of it.
I do understand that CrD value is 0 and increases with the amount of CrC, also regarding I.E., the value of CrC rises with extra CrD.
But: Why did the new value of CrC surpasses the previous one after buying I.E.?
Just for example:
(I didnt spend a thought on sth like gold cost etc it seems you didnt do it either, so there shouldnt be some variable mistake)
100AD 33%CrC 250%CrD 12hits 4crits -> 800noncritdmg + 1000critdmg
100AD 50%CrC 200%CrD 12hits 6crits -> 600noncritdmg + 1200critdmg
(Its a bit plain since i assume that 33%CrC will result in 4/12 crits, but oh well that shoudlnt be a problem)
Relying on that thought: More CrD reduces the amount of CrC you need until CrD surpasses it´s value?
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You clearly haven't read it properly.