[Patch 1.0.0.129: Fizz] General Discussion - Page 116

On November 26 2011 00:33 turdburgler wrote:
if kass is just going to get zoned and shit on pre 6 why do people insist on sending him solo mid then? he cant be any worse vs bruiser top?

On November 26 2011 01:07 lurked wrote:

Ya, I just went there for like the 3rd time in 2 years to see what people were talking about, and I think I lost a little bit more faith in humanity after just a little 5-10mins trip.

I guess I'll stick to TL LoL subforum...

On November 26 2011 01:13 Craton wrote:

Main reason I ban morg is because solo queue are too dumb to deal with her, rather than her being super strong. Riot does need to nerf her passive spellvamp, though.

On November 26 2011 01:33 Woony wrote:


It goes the other way, too. Most Morg players can't hit binds for shit.

On November 26 2011 01:32 mr_tolkien wrote:
Speaking of sunfire on Garen, I'd like to ask a straight question :

Which items are generally bad but are still vastly bought ?

I see people shitting on sunfire everywhere and I kinda understand why. It's a little bit like Madred's. Are there other items like that, which seem good but most definitly suck ?

On November 25 2011 18:15 infinitestory wrote:

Ok, I figured I'd check this out.

Let's say Cait vs Cait as an example, and compare autoattack strengths. I'll assume Arpen quints for now, and that the enemy will run Armor yellows. Boots/3 start. Basically, the most useful AD runes could possibly be.
AD: 50 (+3)
Arpen: Assuming 3 Sunder, 16 + 10%
Opponent Armor: 25.69 (+3.5)

9 AD reds = 8.55 AD gives an autoattack damage of 52.33 at level 1
9 Arp reds = 14.94 Arp gives an autoattack damage of 50.80 at level 1

Not a huge difference, but yes at level 1 AD reds are better. Now let's say we're level 9 with a BF sword. The Arp outperforms the AD by 3.2 per autoattack.

I'm sticking with my Arpen.

On November 26 2011 01:42 Sabin010 wrote:


I have friends who won't listen when I tell them not to start with ability power book so they can rush Kage's lucky pick. These are the same guys who take clarity and will not upgrade the pick to dfg.

On November 26 2011 01:46 Unentschieden wrote:


In practice though an AD carry bot is concerned with getting BF sword before their opponent and then bully them so their team can take dragon/towers.
Another issue is that flat Arpen is worse than AD against high armor values and in most games there is actually a suprising amount of bonus armor - Aegis, Soraka, Taric, Sona...
Also being able to lasthit easier isn´t a nonfactor, amassing CS is the key goal in lane.

On November 26 2011 01:46 Unentschieden wrote:
Finally combining % reduction with flat reduction is inefficient since flat comes first in the calculation.

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Abilties:
Rolling Thunder: Volibear drops to all fours and runs faster if chasing an enemy champion. The first enemy he attacks is knocked into the air.
Frenzy: Volibear's repeated attacks grant him additional attack speed. Once Volibear has repeatedly attacked four times, he can perform a vicious bite on his target.
Majestic Roar: Volibear lets out a powerful roar that damages and slows enemies. Minions and monsters are feared as well.
Thunder Claws (Ultimate): Volibear channels the power of the storm causing his attacks to blast his targets with lightning that bounces to other nearby enemies.
Chosen of the Storm (passive): Volibear heals rapidly for a few seconds when his health drops to a critical level.

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Lore:
Though the northern reaches of Freljord are some of the most unforgiving lands in Valoran, the Ursine have survived upon the region's barren, stormy tundra for centuries. As a fierce and respected warrior of the Ursine, Volibear devoted his life to the protection of his people and loyalty to his elder brother, the tribe's chief. When his brother was killed during a hunt on the tundra, the tribe looked to Volibear as his successor. It was an honor and a burden that Volibear had never expected, but he shouldered the charge with pride. However, by Ursine tradition, the tribe could not recognize Volibear as chief until he returned from a journey to the peak of their sacred mountain, a place forever shrouded in a thundering maelstrom. There, Ursine chieftains must speak to the storm itself, gaining clarity and wisdom to empower them as mighty leaders.

Donning the chieftain's traditional armor and enchanted gauntlets, Volibear began the long and perilous climb up the slopes of the mountain. When he reached the peak and gazed into the raging storm above, he saw a horrific vision of a Freljord utterly consumed by war. Amidst the carnage, the Ursine fell dead upon a bloody battlefield. Believing the vision to be an omen of things to come if he did not act against them, Volibear traveled to the capitol of Freljord. The Ursine had not ventured across the southern mountains in centuries and his appearance was met with unease. However, Queen Ashe recognized Volibear as a wise and powerful ally. In what Volibear considered the first step against a war-torn future, they forged an alliance. As part of their agreement, he joined the League of Legends in the name of a unified Freljord, representing the primal might of his nation on the Field of Justice.

''Few can weather the storm that follows in the wake of Volibear's roar.'' - Ashe, the Frost Archer

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On November 26 2011 00:43 Requizen wrote:
So I haven't really been visiting these forums lately, what are the main thoughts on the new Summoner spells? I'm still using the same ones I did before (Flash on everything, Tele on top lane, Exhaust on AD carry, Smite for jungle), but what are other people using?