2011-05-27, 03:34 AM
2 random pvp games
1st as Nidalee: BOY do I hate being in the top team (top team and top lane -> D
. For some reason I just don't get to see as much of my enemies as I do when I'm on the bottom team. So it's a lot harder to tell where to aim my Q. Their kennen mid vs our kennen on mid failed miserably for our kennen.
I managed to land a lot of good Qs that nuked their HP but it was never enough to kill pantheon/ akali. Team gave up in the end, but it was still a nice match.
2nd as Ryze: We had a fail tank amumu who was pretty much everywhere but where the battles were. So I ended up being picked off super easy during team fights. Went 4/10/11 because I got focused like hell. But almost each time they focused me, I'd snare one... that was my team's cue to focus the hell out of that person. We won team fights quite often like this with me as a snaring/mreduction (E) sacrifice. All cause our amumu was nowhere for the most part T.T
Other team gave up after we picked off 4 people and pushed towards the 1st inhib.
1st as Nidalee: BOY do I hate being in the top team (top team and top lane -> D
. For some reason I just don't get to see as much of my enemies as I do when I'm on the bottom team. So it's a lot harder to tell where to aim my Q. Their kennen mid vs our kennen on mid failed miserably for our kennen. I managed to land a lot of good Qs that nuked their HP but it was never enough to kill pantheon/ akali. Team gave up in the end, but it was still a nice match.
2nd as Ryze: We had a fail tank amumu who was pretty much everywhere but where the battles were. So I ended up being picked off super easy during team fights. Went 4/10/11 because I got focused like hell. But almost each time they focused me, I'd snare one... that was my team's cue to focus the hell out of that person. We won team fights quite often like this with me as a snaring/mreduction (E) sacrifice. All cause our amumu was nowhere for the most part T.T
Other team gave up after we picked off 4 people and pushed towards the 1st inhib.

