Quinn's passive is nothing like Kalista's W..

Quinn's passive deals extra physical damage, Kalista's W deals % health damage.

Speaking of Quinn

Tried Quinn "support" in a LAN normal game.


This is also like the first game in my last 20 that didn't have a dc/afk. Ridiculously poor level of play though

Shes ridiculously hard to master. Overpowered? Yes. Easy? No.

Any champion that's hard to play seems to be pretty overpowered which is why they're hard to nerf.

The balance is the difficulty curve.

By that logic draven would be the best champion in the game. Difficulty =/= champion strength. Sure in 20xx when everyone is mechanically a robot draven would be pretty op, but nobody can play him to that extent. Zed is hard, not op. Vayne is hard, not op. Riven is hard, not op. Etcetc.

In some cases Difficulty = Champion Strength, but not in all cases.

Take Azir, for example. Most likely one of the hardest, if not the hardest champ to learn and master, but the payout for learning him is outright worth the time it'll take learning all his mechanics and so on. His extreme difficulty pays out big time, and makes him a dangerous Mid that can chunk your health in only a few seconds of getting in attack range.

Anyways, I played some games with my L10 friend the night before last. Some were admirable. Others.. Nah. But I'd still like to show my Jinx match. The first in around.. 25 days.



Got to a point where I could 1v3 them if my positioning was right.

Well at least you guys get where I'm getting at. And no, Zed (and possibly Riven) isn't really THAT hard to be honest. Not nearly as hard as someone like Yasuo, Azir, and the champions mentioned above.

KDA was normal.

But that damage. What in the fuck's name was your team doing? How come you're dealing SOOOOOOOOOOOOO much damage compared to them? .-.