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Honestly, just try to keep a distance while farming. Personally I can't play her at all for some reason, but try playing Cait if you want to get into easy CSing and ranged harassing. Varus is pretty nice too for it. If you really need to work on your positioning, go for Vayne. ADCing isn't exactly hard, but CSing a huge part of it, and if you play it enough it makes CSing with other roles much easier as well.

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And is that Blade in the Works I see or maybe even the big Gunblade?

That's true as well, however, the person that is auth in a situation needs to have more tact and choose their words carefully. Auth, even if it's a simple PO server, are the role models of the server and reflect the community's standings on things. The auth needs to be able to be the bigger person and resolve the situation in a proper, more civil manner rather than telling the person to kill themselves.

If you are going to say something, then you also need to be willing to deal with the consequences to come afterwards whenever you do say it.

If the problem persists for a long time and it's the same group of people doing it 9/10 times, then yes. If people cannot get along, they can be treated like children who keep fighting and be scolded for their actions. If someone is auth, they should know better. It's ok to have fun, but Pokemon server or not they need to be more mature rolemodels for the community they represent. As for members who the auth are constantly yelling at, they should be able to realize what it is they do that pisses everyone off and try to avoid it. HOWEVER if said member is truly doing nothing wrong but occasionally complaining about something, the auth getting pissed should also be able to ignore it moreso than others because they're to be held at a higher standard of maturity. You would think that people could just get along, or be able to ignore those that bother them, but no we're on PO. Everything here is literally Days of Our Lives. As for this whole issue, I'm going to say again and agree with Edge. Auth need to act like auth, not children. This is coming from someone with a lot of experience with this type of thing. If an auth has a problem with a user, they should act accordinly in dealing with the problem IF said user is actually breaking rules. If they're not and you're trying to bend a rule to being broken so they fit under that, you're doing something wrong. If you're arguing back uncivilly and telling people to essentially kill themselves, you're being no better than the person bothering you; you're just adding more issues to the problem you want resolved and overall being counterproductive. I realize the way I've worded thing is rather harsh, but that doesn't take away the truth behind it. I hope you at least take it with a grain of salt.

They didn't say it would be the next one. That was a preview of a WIP of an upcoming VU, but wasn't confirmed to be the next.

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While I love Dignitas, you can't blame TSM for picking strong champions. This is their JOB. If you expect them to do off meta picks and jeopardize their income, you're insane. It's nice to see off meta thigns be picked and as ironic as it sounds, but in high up competitive play you cannot expect things to be diverse in games with a lot of options simply because not all of that diversity is actually viable for securing wins.

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Syndra has a huge skill cap too, but at the same time the only things difficult on her is learning her stun and getting the 7 Ball Ult. Even then she has pretty big range and can use all her spells from a safe distance instead of having to go all-in. If she messes up, she can run away. If Lee messes up, he's dead most of the time.

The thing about Lee Sin is, if you want to succeed with him, you need to be mechanically inclined and you need to perform nearly or completely perfect to actually succeed. You have to land your Q, you have to hit the right target, and you have to set up a pick yourself. If you miss your Q, you just stand there and are fodder for the enemy. Sometimes you can get out by kicking them away, but most of the time not if the enemy team is competant at following up on your mistakes. As for him being the most skill based, I may be wrong, but what would be your examples of champions that require more skill overall than the king of mechanics? As for him being overpowered, versatility in playstyles isn't overpowered. If you want every champion to be played the same way all the time, you're literally wanting the metagame to become stale and boring. Overpowered would be pick or ban all the time and that he has no room for counterplay unless he's a terrible Lee.

Wait, are you really talking about defensive typing capabilities on a pure offensive mon like Blaziken? If that's your counter-argument as to why something isn't ban worthy, then you really don't know what you're talking about. I don't mean to be rude, but with that logic any sweeper is now "weak" because it has low defenses or poor defensive typing. As for Fire and Fighting being offensive types, they are amazing STABs, especially Fighting. Fire also has it's share of power, and while most people use Flare Blitz and HJK as core moves, they aren't the only things available that do damage as well. You also can't forgot the access to other moves like Earthquake, Shadow Claw, Night Slash, and now with Fairies being a thing Poison Jab is even a semi-potential move to run as well. All that on top of top tier offensive stats and Speed Boost, combined with the ability to get a free set up of it off with Protect or go for a stat-up turn on the right match-up with SD or Hone Claws, make it broken. There isn't much counterplay to Blaziken after it gets +1 or 2 Speed and the same with Attack, let alone if it Mega Evolves. As for being on a team for coverage, it doesn't need to be that way so long as you play it right. You literally get free stat-ups and kills if you don't ruin it for yourself by sending it in on the wrong thing. As for Talonflame, I'm not sure where you're trying to go with this. If you're referring it to be a wall for Blaziken, then you're not thinking of it's usage correctly. Yes, you get Priority flying moves like Brave Bird/Acrobatics, but that doesn't make it a counter. It's a damn good revenge killer, but for something to be a counter you must be able to switch it in and force a switch no matter way. If a Blaziken is set up already, which they almost always are, your Talonflame will likely die on switch in before it can actually kill. Again, feel free to disagree, but if you're going to argue why something isn't overpowered, don't use defensive typing and stats for an offensive mon and vice versa.

(Fun fact: Lee sin was actually a cancelled champion that had been tentatively announced but the community wanted him so badly that Riot did end up releasing him and they weren't exactly satisfied with how he could literally play EVERYTHING.) If he's a champ that the community wanted, they'd listen to the community more on how his playstyle should be. Also, he's not more skill-based now, he's nerfed. He was already the most skill based champ in the League.

When it comes to the Mega Latis, they'll probably just do what they've done with other Mega bans: banning out the item. No need to even stress over either of the Megas, to be honest.

It's good that there is something, but another thing comes into play there: Overcentralization. If it gets to a point where only one or two things can deal with something and they're used only for that reason, that's overcentralizing a portion of the meta and that's means for bans of the threat. That's what happened in Gen 4 with Salamence.

Replies are inside quote in bold. If I missed something or am disagreed with, discuss.

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