Trying to find a champ to one trick.

I plan on going from level 3->30 on a new account to really learn that champ and make it my main.

I was debating between:

-Yasuo
-Ekko
-Katarina

i really like each of their kits, but I think I enjoy Yasuo's more. My only concern is if 3->30 is enough to really 'learn' the champ. Also, after 30, I don't want to be a 0-10 yasuo, at least I want to be decent.

I want my champ to do this:
->Mobility
->Outplay potential
->Mechanical skill allows for stylish plays
->Able to teamfight
->Able to one-trick without feeling scuffed
->Able to have skill expression (e.g. I want people to see, based on how I play ingame: "wow he's an experienced _")

I know some people may say, "play annie mid so you learn macro". I find annie really boring, and I think I can learn macro anyways. I just want to be able to play a champ and one trick with it, instead of having to learn 12932173 combos.

This post was edited by dark-diabla on May 4 2020 08:22pm

It really depends what is your current skill ... If you are high skilled with knowledge about the game laning phases and can farm decently you can go for yasuo / kata . If you are with lesser skill you can chose to main ekko . He has great mobility and 100% escape with his R + nice engage when needed (if you can take fast decisions you can be the iniciater of the teamfights) . I don't know what you want as an advice but that's my opinion

I basically played league when it was fairly new and got to level 30 and quit since then. Recently started playing again and know I'm out of my element.

I understand Moba concepts, I played Dota2 at a relatively decent level before.

It's more than understanding .. It's about when you should freeze or when you should push your lane . Yasuo can be tricky to play with especially if you are in high elo , it's pretty hard champion to master versus players that know how to play . Ekko on the other hand (he is still somewhat hard) is a bit easier due to his escape abilities

I guess i worry that there will be certain point where i may say "shit i should have mained yasuo/ekko instead of ekko/yasuo and spent the 100 hours on it"

i don't think that point will come , after all it's really dependant of your taste. I can say that in my opinion yasuo is a bit harder solo carry than ekko but it's strongly skill dependant

Play enough games on the champ and you'll understand alot more of your champ capabilities & how to play against counter matchups.
just play whatever is fun to you lol, if you dont like the champ your prolly not going to want to spam games on it.

Peeps be swapping champs too much imao.

veigardaddy into meta now!!!

This post was edited by potentate on May 4 2020 05:44pm

trying to avoid that by just picking one haha.



does ekko fit this

->Mobility
->Outplay potential
->Mechanical skill allows for stylish plays
->Able to teamfight
->Able to one-trick without feeling scuffed
->Able to have skill expression (e.g. I want people to see, based on how I play ingame: "wow he's an experienced _")

As much as all of those things are important, the most important part is that you enjoy playing the champion - especially for long periods of times. A lot of people don't realize how repetitive it can really get being a one trick

I 1 tricked Yasuo for a while and started climbing faster than ever before - but I burned out lol.

I still suggest Yasuo though because I think he is insanely good if you get good with him, and he has everything you're asking for. He's also not banned too often (in my games anyways, havent checked stats) anymore.

My main thing with Yasuo is that you can do well on your own, and you can also do a lot with a good team (knock ups, shields/heals on you, etc) - He has a very high skill ceiling.

Check out the yasuo combos you can do - Beyblade, airblade, all that stuff.. it gets pretty cool when you look into how you really maximize damage as yas!

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