Hey *******s. Do you want to make epic theorycrafts like NicknameMy? Of course you do! With my extensively researched guide on how to do so, you too can become a master theory crafter with a PHD in applied BSery. Panties will drop at the sight of your amazing builds and all men will be envious.
So how do we do it?
Here's the steps;
Step 1. Pick a champion. These champions usually are either underdogs/worthless (see;
Taric, Master Yi, Cho'Gath) or recently reworked or changed (See; Kassadin, Mordekaiser. For the sake of this guide, we'll be using Skarner. His Stinger is ready.
Step 2. Pick something often over looked in the champions kit. This will be the basis for your entire build. Skarner's passive is kind of like an on-hit and he gets free AS. He is a perfect candidate for a build involving Wit's End and Zephyr rush!
3. Remember that your runes and masteries must perfectly reflect your intended synergy. AS quints and marks are a must, and so is 21 utility. We don't need boots because of these masteries and Skarner's shield/speed boost.
4. Post lots of math. Math is very important because numbers mean literally everything. If it works on paper, it works in game. Every time.
5. Post screen shots of you using your build! It doesn't matter if you won, lost, or everyone AFK'd. If you even went 0/0/0, your build clearly worked as intended because you didn't feed.
And that's it! Simple right?
Other NicknameMy Protips:
Remember that face of the mountain is the most cost efficient item in the game and should be purchased on every bruiser or tank. Your team will thank you.
If one part of the champions kit conflicts with your synergy, ignore that. You're looking for synergy, not efficiency. In our Skarner example, his ultimate (and by extension, his entire playstyle) conflicts with on-hit stacking. But **** that ****. You have enough MS to ignore that weak sauce. No one can out run you, even with dashes. Trust NicknameMy.
Play your champions outside their intended role. This always throws off enemies. The jungle is usually the best place to play a theorycrafted champion, such as Taric.
Time to actually buy the items in game is irrelevant. As long as the 6 item build looks amazing on paper, context is not needed.
So how do we do it?
Here's the steps;
Step 1. Pick a champion. These champions usually are either underdogs/worthless (see;
Taric, Master Yi, Cho'Gath) or recently reworked or changed (See; Kassadin, Mordekaiser. For the sake of this guide, we'll be using Skarner. His Stinger is ready.Step 2. Pick something often over looked in the champions kit. This will be the basis for your entire build.
Skarner's passive is kind of like an on-hit and he gets free AS. He is a perfect candidate for a build involving Wit's End and Zephyr rush!3. Remember that your runes and masteries must perfectly reflect your intended synergy. AS quints and marks are a must, and so is 21 utility. We don't need boots because of these masteries and
Skarner's shield/speed boost.4. Post lots of math. Math is very important because numbers mean literally everything. If it works on paper, it works in game. Every time.
5. Post screen shots of you using your build! It doesn't matter if you won, lost, or everyone AFK'd. If you even went 0/0/0, your build clearly worked as intended because you didn't feed.
And that's it! Simple right?
Other NicknameMy Protips:
Remember that face of the mountain is the most cost efficient item in the game and should be purchased on every bruiser or tank. Your team will thank you.
If one part of the champions kit conflicts with your synergy, ignore that. You're looking for synergy, not efficiency. In our
Skarner example, his ultimate (and by extension, his entire playstyle) conflicts with on-hit stacking. But **** that ****. You have enough MS to ignore that weak sauce. No one can out run you, even with dashes. Trust NicknameMy.Play your champions outside their intended role. This always throws off enemies. The jungle is usually the best place to play a theorycrafted champion, such as
Taric.Time to actually buy the items in game is irrelevant. As long as the 6 item build looks amazing on paper, context is not needed.
OTGBionicArm wrote:
Hey *******s. Do you want to make epic theorycrafts like NicknameMy? Of course you do! With my extensively researched guide on how to do so, you too can become a master theory crafter with a PHD in applied BSery. Panties will drop at the sight of your amazing builds and all men will be envious.
So how do we do it?
Here's the steps;
Step 1. Pick a champion. These champions usually are either underdogs/worthless (see; Taric, Master Yi, Cho'Gath) or recently reworked or changed (See; Kassadin, Mordekaiser. For the sake of this guide, we'll be using Skarner. His Stinger is ready.
Step 2. Pick something often over looked in the champions kit. This will be the basis for your entire build. Skarner's passive is kind of like an on-hit and he gets free AS. He is a perfect candidate for a build involving Wit's End and Zephyr rush!
3. Remember that your runes and masteries must perfectly reflect your intended synergy. AS quints and marks are a must, and so is 21 utility. We don't need boots because of these masteries and Skarner's shield/speed boost.
4. Post lots of math. Math is very important because numbers mean literally everything. If it works on paper, it works in game. Every time.
5. Post screen shots of you using your build! It doesn't matter if you won, lost, or everyone AFK'd. If you even went 0/0/0, your build clearly worked as intended because you didn't feed.
And that's it! Simple right?
Other NicknameMy Protips:
Remember that face of the mountain is the most cost efficient item in the game and should be purchased on every bruiser or tank. Your team will thank you.
If one part of the champions kit conflicts with your synergy, ignore that. You're looking for synergy, not efficiency. In our Skarner example, his ultimate (and by extension, his entire playstyle) conflicts with on-hit stacking. But **** that ****. You have enough MS to ignore that weak sauce. No one can out run you, even with dashes. Trust NicknameMy.
Play your champions outside their intended role. This always throws off enemies. The jungle is usually the best place to play a theorycrafted champion, such as Taric.
Time to actually buy the items in game is irrelevant. As long as the 6 item build looks amazing on paper, context is not needed.
So how do we do it?
Here's the steps;
Step 1. Pick a champion. These champions usually are either underdogs/worthless (see;
Taric, Master Yi, Cho'Gath) or recently reworked or changed (See; Kassadin, Mordekaiser. For the sake of this guide, we'll be using Skarner. His Stinger is ready.Step 2. Pick something often over looked in the champions kit. This will be the basis for your entire build.
Skarner's passive is kind of like an on-hit and he gets free AS. He is a perfect candidate for a build involving Wit's End and Zephyr rush!3. Remember that your runes and masteries must perfectly reflect your intended synergy. AS quints and marks are a must, and so is 21 utility. We don't need boots because of these masteries and
Skarner's shield/speed boost.4. Post lots of math. Math is very important because numbers mean literally everything. If it works on paper, it works in game. Every time.
5. Post screen shots of you using your build! It doesn't matter if you won, lost, or everyone AFK'd. If you even went 0/0/0, your build clearly worked as intended because you didn't feed.
And that's it! Simple right?
Other NicknameMy Protips:
Remember that face of the mountain is the most cost efficient item in the game and should be purchased on every bruiser or tank. Your team will thank you.
If one part of the champions kit conflicts with your synergy, ignore that. You're looking for synergy, not efficiency. In our
Skarner example, his ultimate (and by extension, his entire playstyle) conflicts with on-hit stacking. But **** that ****. You have enough MS to ignore that weak sauce. No one can out run you, even with dashes. Trust NicknameMy.Play your champions outside their intended role. This always throws off enemies. The jungle is usually the best place to play a theorycrafted champion, such as
Taric.Time to actually buy the items in game is irrelevant. As long as the 6 item build looks amazing on paper, context is not needed.
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