[Patch 1.0.0.129: Fizz] General Discussion - Page 156

On November 29 2011 07:58 TheKefka wrote:
Make him buy Singed so he can run around like a retard and you don't have to worry.

On November 29 2011 06:57 r.Evo wrote:


I already make my money by playing poker. =P

Go is awesome though.


Dno, I loved BW so much. Kinda feel like no "modern" game can keep up with it. /bitter vet mode off.



PS: Chess and Go are games with full information though, so they're not as cool as let's say LoL/Poker/Starcraft.


Gizmo, I have fuck no clue about Bridge. I know that it's a game with cards. That's it. Where do I start? =P

Edit: I actually think I'll look into Mahjong, too. Wanted to do that ever since that Anime erh... Akagi.

TL never disappoints. Cheers guys. <3

On November 29 2011 07:58 TheKefka wrote:
Make him buy Singed so he can run around like a retard and you don't have to worry.

On November 29 2011 08:02 Crazyspoon wrote:


A big variable that's easy to forget about for starting players is champion price; grinding out IP with very limited champ selection is painful! If they want to try ranged, ashe is good and very cheap, but tristana's jump is very forgiving when you don't have flash. Ryze is solid as a mage - forgiving, easy, very potent. If they want to try their hand at jungling, nunu is another 450 that I imagine could jungle at high health with the new masteries, even without runes. All of these champions have an easy out, essential when new players overextend out of inexperience, but don't have access to flash.

If they want to duo with you, and find support fun, soraka is a good choice. All these heroes (save trist) are 450, so if they don't like the champ's role, they can easily buy another to explore.

On November 29 2011 09:31 wei2coolman wrote:

Oddly enough this is the only champion I play when I'm suffering from lag.

On November 29 2011 07:47 CeriseCherries wrote:


Holy shit yes. Pokemon is actually so best. Hate gen 5 though -_-

4-5 of my friends just joined LoL... with little/no DotA or hell even PC gaming experience. What champion requires the least map awareness, feeds the least, and still can lend a little utility (optional, mostly not dying) o.o

On November 29 2011 09:51 CeriseCherries wrote:
=/ can't you accidentally kill yourself with vladimir? i know that mundo can -.-

On November 29 2011 09:59 arb wrote:

no, i dont think you can with any health hero, cuz if you cant pay the health cost the ability wont activate

On November 29 2011 09:41 Kenpachi wrote:

Caitlyn Vladimir

On November 29 2011 10:07 wussleeQ wrote:
arb is right. if you don't have enough health skills will turn off or just won't activate

On November 29 2011 10:15 danana wrote:
As someone that learned to play LoL not too long ago on Tristana, I would also highly recommend Tristana as a first champion to learn. It mainly just helps to have a long-range and forgiving champion to just get the fundamentals of the game (like last-hitting, which was harder than it seemed!) So I also had Singed for free (I had gotten a Riot Singed code), but I personally found it more difficult to learn on Singed because he doesn't rely on auto-attacks to last-hit and because he's melee - when you're new and can barely get last-hits, the last thing you want to worry about is other people attacking you! I remember reading guides say Singed could farm super easily and never die, but I somehow was still missing last-hits and frequently getting low health and sometimes dying even with ulti up, which I thought was supposed to be impossible.

So I don't think it necessarily has to be Tristana, but she's probably the most accessible champ with longer range and easier mechanics. Zilean was my 2nd champ and he was also pretty noob-friendly with easy escapes and long range, but noob allies not knowing what my ult did was pretty frustrating...

On November 29 2011 10:24 starfries wrote:
speaking of chess, you should try Tempest Chess. not many people play it so the scene is really small, but that game is intense.