Hardest champion to master?

[Zed]

For me Taric because he is so truly truly truly outrageous.

 

[Vinz]

Zed.

 

[Gilles]

Sona. Hitting buttons is hard work.

 

[Zaramorus]

Zed, Yasuo and Ahri.

 

[Zed]

Sona. Hitting buttons is hard work.

Especially in URF all you have to do is spam your Q,W,E.

 

[Dr Super Good]

The one with statistically the worst win ratio. Logically speaking he would have to be hardest to master since those who are using him have a high correlation for losing with him (not good enough with him). However this may also be an indication of imbalance (experts use him only but he is just so poor that skill is not enough).

 

[Gilles]

The one with statistically the worst win ratio. Logically speaking he would have to be hardest to master since those who are using him have a high correlation for losing with him (not good enough with him). However this may also be an indication of imbalance (experts use him only but he is just so poor that skill is not enough).

Nah, the games just not perfectly balanced. Urgot is not that hard to play, he's just not very good.

Lee Sin on the other hand, is moderately hard to play, and extremely hard to master (insec level).

 

[Chaosy]

urgot.

 

[Zzonehardy]

So I don't know if I am building him wrong or what, but I cannot do well as Hecarim, no matter what I do... why is dis?

 

[Gilles]

Need moar speed! Build 3 boots to get all the enchants! MAX YOUR SPEED!

 

[Direfury]

From what I've seen? Tryndamere.

Every single other Tryndamere seems to be trash, all they know about him is "free crits, free escape, no dying and his name is Tryndamere". I've only met a handful of other Tryn players that knew the first thing about him; and the only two other Tryn mains I've seen with the same skill level with him are D1 and Challenger. That's straight fucked up.

 

[Vinz]

His W used to deal damage in a crescent as well. <\3

Yasuo is here, no need to Trynd when you have double crit, and can crit with Q or send people airborne and deal awesome tons of damage. And unmatched mobility in a minion wave along with Windwall.

 

[Direfury]

Oh you'd be surprised how mobile a properly used Tryndamere can be. Only a Kassadin or TF have a good chance at either keeping pace with him, or cutting him off during a chase.

Besides that, the sustain I have when I play Tryndamere is worth it. That knockup and dash are worthless against my Tryndamere, too.

 

[Gilles]

Tryn has no where near the mobility of Yasou, except in isolated 1v1 situations.

In fact Yasou pretty much outclasses Tryn in every regard. Tryn DPS at low life is probably a lot higher, but teams ability to CC tryn makes it really hard to actually get that DPS down. The damage Yasou deals end game with his ult alone is often going to be worth more than all of Tryn's (unless the other team lets Tryn hit them in the face).

Yasou has a hard CC.

Yasou has a really strong (but hard to use) spell shield. This has the potential to be better than Tryn's ult.

Yasou has as much durability with his passive (just comparing heal vs shield).

 

[Deolrin]

Probably Lee Sin, just because he's the most mechanically complex one. I've heard Orianna can be pretty hard to master too.

 

[Vinz]

Indeed. Other 10 Difficulty champs are easier than her. She takes a lot of practice.

 

[Zed]

Zed.

What? Zed is the hardest champion for you to master?
He is so damn easy to use.

 

[Vinz]

Easy to use, hard to master.

 

[Garodar]

Draven for me.