. And fizz is just very fun :33
Originally Posted by SpmSL
Unless you're playing Trynd and you can farm all day and dominate your lane to get quadras late game, it's nearly impossible to carry a team that is horrible. League of Legends is a team game, if everyone but you is a feeder you are going to lose. If three people are feeders it's likely you'll lose, similarly with 2 players.
You're assuming the enemy team doesn't have those type of statistics running for them either. If you're doing well, you're one less possibility for a feeder. The enemy team statistically has a higher chance of getting worse players due to more opportunities to be assigned a bad player. The need to resort to a snowball are therefore unnecessary, and are actually more likely to ruin your odds of winning rather than playing a safe pick, as snowballs can be denied and essentially be useless in late game.
The odds of receiving a bad player do not go down or up when somebody is assigned to a team too drastically, due to the large player base to choose from, so it's safe to assume the odds of getting a bad teammate are about the same at all points of selection. Let's assume the odds are 1/10 chance of getting a bad teammate. You have 4 chances for getting a bad teammate, so you have a 4/10 chance of getting a bad teammate. The enemy, on comparison, has 5 open slots, so a 5/10 chance of getting a bad teammate. Already you should statistically be receiving less bad teammates in the long run. The odds of getting two, three, or even four bad teammates are astronomically low considering the amount of games the average ranked player plays. Even so, the odds are still markedly higher for the enemy team to have the misfortune of a team of feeders, due to more chances for that slot to be filled.
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@Orcale
You are indeed correct :D I didn't think of the enemy team's probabilities of getting feeders.
Also I chose Trynd as my example for a snowball because it's very hard to deny him. He has a slow (though it can be hard to use it if you're being chased rather than chasing), an escape, a heal and 5 seconds of invincibility. This combined with 2 phantom dancers (I dunno if anyone else does this with him, I just love the constant crits and movement speed) and a teleport (considering the fact that you're soloing) it's nigh on impossible to stop him farming. His sustain is again a testament to how well he can farm. I can't think of anyone harder to deny farm to and very few that snowball as hard as Trynd.
Yes, Brand's burst is excellent. I've never tried Ez though, I'm guessing you don't think he's as fun as Brand?
And yeah Kat, I can't quite play him properly, similarly to 99% of Brand players. I can't seem to get my positioning right, though I haven't tried him in months.
@Boonana
AP Trynd? I mentioned that to my friend as a joke once, though I could be wrong to assume it would be bad; AP Amumu turned out well.
What's good about AP Trynd (specifically what's better about it in comparison to AD Trynd?)
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@Oracle
Though yes, I see what you mean about the Snowball thing. If you want to win games consistently rather than get a large Kill to Death ratio as I was suggesting a support or a jungler could be better - someone that can go to lanes and fix them to increase your team's chance of winning by making them win their lane and not feed.
You are indeed correct :D I didn't think of the enemy team's probabilities of getting feeders.
Also I chose Trynd as my example for a snowball because it's very hard to deny him. He has a slow (though it can be hard to use it if you're being chased rather than chasing), an escape, a heal and 5 seconds of invincibility. This combined with 2 phantom dancers (I dunno if anyone else does this with him, I just love the constant crits and movement speed) and a teleport (considering the fact that you're soloing) it's nigh on impossible to stop him farming. His sustain is again a testament to how well he can farm. I can't think of anyone harder to deny farm to and very few that snowball as hard as Trynd.
Yes, Brand's burst is excellent. I've never tried Ez though, I'm guessing you don't think he's as fun as Brand?
And yeah Kat, I can't quite play him properly, similarly to 99% of Brand players. I can't seem to get my positioning right, though I haven't tried him in months.
@Boonana
AP Trynd? I mentioned that to my friend as a joke once, though I could be wrong to assume it would be bad; AP Amumu turned out well.
What's good about AP Trynd (specifically what's better about it in comparison to AD Trynd?)
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Edit:
@Oracle
Though yes, I see what you mean about the Snowball thing. If you want to win games consistently rather than get a large Kill to Death ratio as I was suggesting a support or a jungler could be better - someone that can go to lanes and fix them to increase your team's chance of winning by making them win their lane and not feed.
Last edited by SpmSL; Apr 12, 2012 at 05:06 AM.
and yeah i forgot what q was xP
