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Oh, you don't want to see me make a skin.

They are definitely good items against her. But they work well against many initiation focused champions.

A really good trick here is to use the Protobelt enchant. It gives Annie a powerful dash (getting into range being a major weakness) that also pops spell shields. This means that if you go to start a fight you should still be able to stun multiple champions even if a few of them got spell shields.

So do you think she is weak or not popular? Those two are far less connected than people think.

We don't expect all champions to have the same pick rate, some fantasies are more popular than others. And even popular champions are popular when they are weak.

In Asol's case his low popularity isn't a reflection on his power, more so his gameplay is unappealing to most, particularly for the popular fantasy of the space dragon.

Junglers who relied a lot on basic attacks are now clearing the jungle slower. So AP and ability focused junglers got stronger relative to them.

He is strong...still.

Really he dealt too much damage for how tanky he got, and was VERY good at quickly clearing waves and getting lane priority...to the point where he was picked as a support because of this priority. This is not the best place for him to be.

He also just got some fun new items to play with, Garen will be fine.

Her winrate has been high at all levels of play. Tier lists are great for evaluating a players perception, but they are a bit of an echo chamber, and don't do a good job evaluating data. And that is fine, none expects tier list creators to have a perfect understanding of every champion at any level of play.

You are right that she is a utility marksmen, and that does tend to favor more coordination/higher levels of play. Pickrate and winrate are VERY different things and people tend to be good about picking what they like them justifying its power, not so much the other way around. Many of the strongest champions have a low pick rate (and no they are not one tricks) because they are not as flashy as more popular champions.

Many people only thought Asol was viable when he was the strongest champion we have ever had in the game, and now he is just merely one of the strongest and he is said to be sh*t. This comes from a problem of feeling/appreciating his power, not h...

She has been a top-tier marksmen, for several patches. We should have actually nerfed her a few patches ago but we decided to let her stay strong because of the perception around her being weak. Even with these changes we fully expect her to still be strong. I highly recommend not sleeping on her if you are a marksmen player.

Thanks! Hullbreaker is something we are keeping an eye on, and you're right it could end up being a bit much on some champions. But the team is confident and are excited to open up some new strategies and Baron Lane agency a bit.

I really like this mindset. I don't really have much to add here, but I really like this level of positivity in the world!

HYPE!

A large motivator for the Stormrazor change (aside from it badly needed it) was to help Kai'sa's evolve paths.

To be clear the patch has not gone live, and we have no made any changes to Smite otherwise. What I assume happened here is that the player has Smite and Flash already then accidentally chose to swap places rather than replace a Smite, or tried changing too late. Though obviously I can't be certain and there is always a chance of a bug, though if this was the case I think it would have shown up much sooner, and more often.

As for the upcoming Smite changes, I didn't work on this system, and don't have all the details, but I believe it just sets your starting loadout to Smite. As the player assigned the Jungle role you could still change your loadout. Like the situation above, where two people swap positions, you would just need to manually do it yourself.