Sad, but true-SayaKai wrote:
rip AP Yi
Constantly oom when I play against tanks because it takes like 30 twin fangs to do any damage. Thinking of building both tear and RoA.PyaKura wrote:
I've always felt like Bard was a mediocre champ when used in yoloq without any comm at all. In organized comps he works well though.
On a side note, Cass top completely shits over a good chunk of the tank top picks... It's so fun mowing down a Nasus's life bar when he goes in to last hit.
BR masterraceAurani wrote:
I just noticed that most people (and staff) here play on NA. R.I.P. EUNE and EUW.
I meant when I all in. I don't really play Cass top though so normally I wouldn't build that much mana. I don't usually go RoA if I go tear and instead because of having no burst (having 8000 mana is nice though) and I get blue sometimes tooPyaKura wrote:
How can you run oom as Cass ? Her kit gives her both life and mana sustain through her E o.O
And RoA/Tear are mandatory anyway.
The goal is to deny the opponent top as much farm as possible early on and punish them if they try to last hit. Of course you aren't going to deal much when they start buying tank items (early sorcs shoes help a lot here), but until then you should be ahead anyway.
The most potent counters to Cass top are high mobility champs who usually sports high damage as well (so basically Riven, and most assassins), as well as long range champs (Jayce comes to mind, and a lot of mages but there aren't many top so yeah).
-SayaKai wrote:
is Irelia a jungler now?
I usually only play ARAM nowadays, exactly because of that reason. When I was still on EUNE, my friends list was chock full (literally) and I have no idea why I moved onto EUW, but with 20 friends in total, I'm not going to play anything 'cept ARAM, so yes, I know how you feel all too well.Conor wrote:
Not at all. I want some active people on my friends list that I can play with so I'm not queuing up by myself all the time. We're all too familiar with how that experience goes down on EUW, of all places.
I call those kind of people mentally retarded.Dainesl wrote:
And she flamed me and Warwick constantly, even going as far as to say she knew everything about the game, from start to finish.
Considering I've played for 5 seasons now, excluding a rather long break, I think I have the "toxicity problem" under control even without any friends. Yes, playing with friends is going to yield a much better result and a greatly increased factor of enjoyment, but you can deal with a toxic community even without them - granted, you need nerves of steel for the utter stupidity of most people you encounter.EneT wrote:
Toxic people exist in all parts of the globe. Just get friends to play with and the toxicity you experience will be so much less.