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Was there something that I said in my post that was silly enough to get ignored? If there was I would appreciate if someone could explain to me what it was ,because any topic related to ADC stuff is kinda important to me.
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Was there something that I said in my post that was silly enough to get ignored? If there was I would appreciate if someone could explain to me what it was ,because any topic related to ADC stuff is kinda important to me.
Heal is gay and is easy to counter so I never take it. It might be decent on supports in some situations, but for ADCs there are way better options. Cleanse is never useless on ADC since your main job is to keep auto attacking. Exhaust pretty much shuts you down for 2.5 seconds if you don't have it. Cleanse also removes ignite(although I believe heal reduction part remains). It's really good but I still run barrier more often lol. :P
Hm... Interesting debate about Cleanse vs Barrier. Honestly, nowadays I take either Flash/Barrier or Flash/Cleanse, depends on how I'm going to play/which ADC I chose. If I take Caitlyn, probably Barrier because she's less likely (although not completely) to get any kind of CC/Ignite on her. If I take... hm, probably Quinn, Cleanse without a doubt. But I guess it depends on how you like to play, pretty much like everything else in the game.
Caitlyn, probably Barrier because she's less likely (although not completely) to get any kind of CC/Ignite on her. If I take... hm, probably Quinn, Cleanse without a doubt. But I guess it depends on how you like to play, pretty much like everything else in the game.
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Personally, the first step is to bait out the red pot by forcing a trade then backing off, knowing that you shouldn't over commit to the fight.
After that, just wait out the duration of the red pot while you play a bit more cautiously. After their red pot times out you can force fights on them and force them out of lane.If theyleave before the red pot expires that should give you a free wave of farm over your opponent wich could ultimately win you the entire lane.
The downside to the red pot isn't the first couple of minutes, it is after you return on your first back. If you managed to pick up a kill it paid off and you can get an advantage in lane, however, if you don't get a kill you will then comeback to lane you will be at a disadvantage.
Lets say, your opponent (with their
Tl;dr Starting Red pot is a hit or miss, if you don't get an early kill you are at a disadvantage.