Easy to play/win champions (All roles) updated...

[quote=KatariFIRE]In my opinion, the best champions to start the game during season 7 should have easy mechanic and straightforward game play along with some easy survival tools to use when you fucked things up. [[Maokai]] for top lane with [[Iceborn Gauntlet]] [[Sunfire Cape]] [[Spirit Visage]] Reason: point/click cc, high base damage, sustain. Honorable mentions: [[Garen]], [[Kennen]], [[Renekton]] [[Hecarim]] for jungle with [[Ghost]] [[Stalker's Blade - Cinderhulk]] [[Trinity Force]] [[Dead man's plate]] Reason: clear speed on raptor, natural damage and tankiness, easy gank pre-6 and even easier post-6. Honorable mentions: [[Vi]], [[Xin zhao]] [[Caitlyn]] for ADC with [[Infinity Edge]] [[Blade of the ruined king]] [[rapid firecannon]] [[runaan's hurricane]] Reason: confirm crit, range, poke, trap. Honorable mentions: [[Varus]] [[Miss Fortune]] [[Nami]] for support with [[Redemption]] [[Eye of the Watchers]] Reason: straight forward game play, large hit box game changing CC. Honorable mentions: [[Soraka]], [[Alistar]], [[Sona]] [[Annie]] for mid with [[luden's echo]] [[morellonomicon]] Reason: Easy CC, very hard to miss ult, fool proof Honorable mentions: [[Ahri]], [[Brand]], [[Lux]], [[Twisted Fate]], [[Xerath]] ----------------------------------- Champions that new player should avoid [[Mordekaiser]] - lack CC and gap closer [[Draven]] - catching axe put new player in awkward position [[Lucian]] - low range and risky play style [[Yasuo]] [[Zed]] [[Riven]] [[Lee sin]] [[Elise]] - rely too much on outplay Update for more 'avoid' champions. [[Azir]] [[Taliyah]][/quote]

[quote=Latest Legend]I'd vote against [[darius]], when he's behind he can't really do anything from my experience. It's bully or die, he's really item-reliant and he has no reliable disengage. Could be just me though, I'm not a [[darius]] person. Maybe add a ranged top laner like [[kennen]]? I'd say [[ezreal]] is actually a pretty easy adc. I think beginners have more of a hard time with positioning and knowing when to engage than with hitting skillshots, so I consider error recovery skills like dashes and blinks immensely valuable. I agree with the rest of your "avoid" list. Looks good![/quote]

[quote=KatariFIRE][quote=Latest Legend]I'd vote against [[darius]], when he's behind he can't really do anything from my experience. It's bully or die, he's really item-reliant and he has no reliable disengage. Could be just me though, I'm not a [[darius]] person. Maybe add a ranged top laner like [[kennen]]? I'd say [[ezreal]] is actually a pretty easy adc. I think beginners have more of a hard time with positioning and knowing when to engage than with hitting skillshots, so I consider error recovery skills like dashes and blinks immensely valuable. I agree with the rest of your "avoid" list. Looks good![/quote] Thanks bro I removed Darius and Ezreal now.[/quote]

[quote=Ekki]TBH I would actually recommend [[ezreal]] as one of the best "noob" champions. He's great for learning skillshots and has a built-in escape. You get to learn positioning while having an escape on one of your basic spells.[/quote]

[quote=Jovy]I don't think [[Sona]] should be there, she's a faceroll champ and has no skillshots, true, but she's really squishy with no gapclosers. She's also pretty mana hungry if you don't manage well and if you play her as a healer (and not a poker) she's not very strong; but if you play her as a poker, she's not very simple to play. I'd probably put [[Nami]] or [[Janna]] there instead, [[Morgana]] perhaps too. Even though they have skillshots, they're a lot safer and more noob friendly imo.[/quote]

[quote=DreamingInRed]I am not sure if Maokai is easy to play right now since his laning phase is pretty shit. I would rather recommend Nautilus, better laning phase and a point&click-ult. Also I don't think xerath is a great beginner champion in mid since he is skillshot only[/quote]

[quote=Ekki][quote=DreamingInRed]I am not sure if Maokai is easy to play right now since his laning phase is pretty shit. I would rather recommend Nautilus, better laning phase and a point&click-ult.[/quote]Mao is probably still a good easy to play champion for top, but I agree Naut is probably much better (and easier!).[/quote]

[quote=LuxTheGreyWarden]For mid, I would think maybe Annie before Xerath and TF. I feel like she is a really good go-to new champion for mid lane. Her range sucks compared to others but she can miss Tibbers and still do damage when Tibs goes all crazy. She also is easier to farm with so if you miss last hitting (which is a huge thing for new players), you don't have to worry. TF can be more difficult because they might not even use their ult if they're new or they might ult INTO the enemy team- positioning can be important with him; Plus, his laning phase kinda sucks. With people like Xerath and Lux, you have ALL skillshots so it might be harder for new players. For Lux especially because she is pretty vulnerable against a lot of skill matchups and she's pretty hard to actually master with positioning and using her shield, slow, and other resources to their full potential- but I would also agree with you that her and Xerath can be safe due to their range and good damage output.[/quote]

[quote=ibrius]Hello Well for this new season I would recommend you to play tank champions It is really sad to be said but if you are a tank you will win more easily your games tanks are just overpowered right now Moreover if I have an other advice to give I would say to not buy much item with health but to go for armor and magic resistance because they will scale way more than flat health :) With this even an average player can make his way to at least gold or height gold then skill will start to be needed to climb more Wished to have been for any help if you have a question I will be around :)[/quote]