Ranking EVERY CHAMPION from EASIEST to HARDEST for Season 13 - League of Legends
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Chapters:
0:00 - Introduction
01:19 - Top Easy
01:56 - Top Medium
03:01 - Top Hard
03:45 - Top Expert
04:28 - Jungle Easy
05:07 - Jungle Medium
05:38 - Jungle Hard
06:17 - Jungle Expert
06:44 - Mid Easy
07:16 - Mid Medium
07:43 - Mid Hard
08:07 - Mid Expert
08:37 - ADC Easy
09:02 - ADC Medium
09:51 - ADC Hard
10:13 - ADC Expert
10:43 - Support Easy
11:13 - Support Medium
12:25 - Support Hard
13:00 - Support Expert
13:34 - SkillCapped & Outro
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Yuumi is easily the hardest champion in the game. You have to be able to cook dinner, do homework, take a nap, go to the gym, all while occasionally looking at your monitor.
I like how aurelion sol is not even mentioned as a champion in this
you’re right lol. That champion is dead
Viego mid and lee sin mid are mentioned but Asol is just goner
They took all champs with >0.5% pick rate in that lane which asol doesnt even have in his main role lol
@@meisterlampe3275 imagine how that feels as an asol main xd
@@luxg7 it truly hurts,
Most seem to forget that champion being very squishy with no mobility and unforgiving positioning also adds to difficulty.
Xerath was on expert though
@@yaman9463 He wasn't on expert cause of his immobility, it was because all his spells are skillshots. Of all the champions with low mobility, Xerath is fairly safe, due to his insane range and ok cc.
Velkoz only defence is a 0.75 sec delay, small ass AoE on 20 sec CD, in a meta where everyone and their mother have 3 dashes, and even dodging their engage skillshots sometimes aint enough in the case of yone etc, since they are somehow allowed to engage even if they miss.
@KungKokkos Just place the e at your feet when an assassin sees you, works EVERY time XD
@@theomaid No it doesn't, they just hold their engage, or literally kill you before the 0.75 sec delay. Funnily enough his E is a projectile for when yasuos wall wants to fuck him over, but if you cast E and die it disappears, so clearly it's not a projectile then.
I think Yuumi's win rate difference is more a product of her team as opposed to her difficulty. If you seriously one trick Yuumi you're queuing with a competent ADC to carry you.
this. im a one-trick yuumi and its 100% dependent on my adc, even though im already at mastery level 7 XD
its because when ever someone wants to troll they lock in yuumi
I like how pantheon can be played at all roles, he truly is a CHAD 🗿
But dont forget : Mundo goes where he pleases
11:29 I never expected to hear someone saying yuumi is one of the more difficult champ
Honestly it's more about the timing with yuumi and knowing who to attach to
I always get ptsd when I think about yuumi shortly after launch. Yuumi and ezreal where pick or ban. I and a mate played 8 games didn't lose a single one as the comp even though I was first timing and only won once against it.
i think the win rate is higher cus of all the yummi bots. and thats the only reason why
@@Otlumrys you attach to the most fed person. Simple
@@Otlumrys we are now after a rework and now you don't even need to think about that. Riot made it so you get bonuses when you stay perma-attached to your ADC for the entire game. It's even more of a braindead champ now, you could literally have a macro set up to just shild every cooldown and randomly shoot Q forward and just cast R at random intervals, go on vacations and leave you PC on for its duration, come back, and you'd probably still get a positive winratio
I am sure Aurelion is next level that isnt mentioned in tierlist.
Thought I'd mention as an Aurelion Sol main for mid. BEFORE rework, he was really hard. Landing your Q and using E took so many tries and a lot of practice to master and land. AFTER rework A Sol is not as hard to play, but still a little challenging as you need to know when to use mostly your E and W. Either way he's still fun, but it takes skill to ve good with him.
Ezreal in expert instead of Draven is crazy
Draven main saying this fs. Ez is hard since every Q can be missed. What can Draven miss? Also you have no idea how hard Kalista is
Ezreal is ten times easier than Draven just cuz one has shillshots doesn't mean he's harder to play lmao. I agree that Kalista is harder than both of them tho.
@@BlaqF3mboy Draven has self-inflicted skillshot of catching the damn axe, if he misses the axe his DPS is quite literally halved, meanwhile Ezreal can just throw another Q in 2 seconds, not to mention Draven range is far shorter than that of Ezreal and he can't just blink to safety
@@snowbriight no
@@snowbriight the potencial damage of Ezreal is kit with W, Q and AA in the sqme time , i think Ezreal is not more difficult than Draven but he haves a highest potencial.
This is not a good way to determine how hard a champ is. This fails to take into account popularity when taking into account OTP WR- Avg WR. Some champs r only/ mostly played by OTPs so this method is flawed
Yep this channel is for gold players and below they put skarner on easy he is at least on hard
@@SorolopTheOriginal Skarner hard lol.
@@mmorkinism he is he might not need skill to play but he needs huge game knowledge he is on top ten for knowledge play. What's ur rank?
@@SorolopTheOriginal delutionsal skarner player
@@SorolopTheOriginal theyre arent talkin about "macro" theyre talking on how simple he champ is and how easy i is to pick up skarner is so easy 3 off his abilitys are point and click and dont use his goofy ahhh shrines as an execuse for "macro" when u can just walk into a lane and press R
Malphite is the hardest.
It's me when eve
Rock Solid
Literally
What about Garen
Malphite is mid easy. Only his ultimate requires good positioning and timing
Honestly for adc, i think Kog'Maw and Nilah should be in hard tier. For solo queue especially, these champs have a hard time if they don't get a good enchanter support or team comp thus I don't think they should be in medium tier. Like take for example samira, she's in hard bc of her short range and combos, and that's the same exact problem you have with Nilah. For Kog'Maw, the only sort of peel you''ll eve have is proper spacing which takes skill to learn.
Nilah has easier combos and is a much stronger split pusher than samira. She also doesn’t necessarily need a specific support to win lane or teamfight. I can agree with kog though.
Id say ez is a bit over rated cause while he is skill shot based his q locks on after u use w to make it easier
@@E621_Rule34 no it doesn’t. E is the one that auto locks on W Q never auto locks
@@Hyyper99 probs got it comfused then i only knew somthing locked on lol. I think it did in wild rift but cant remember
@@cooolbeeenz5438 nilah is the adc that statistically does the best with certain supports and terrible with supps like brand
As a Singed main, I can attest to him being a good fit for Hard. Although I wouldn't say that he is too difficult to really pick up as a basic understanding of him is pretty simple. Turn on Q then press E but the macro is super important and really getting good with him is what throws him into hard for me
I genuinely don't understand how people can play Singed and not go insane, I had easier time understanding K'Sante than Singed
@paweuszcz4856 Ksante isn't hard to play. Why does everyone say he is? I agree that singed is hard to play, though. It's such a weird play style
@@theomaid ksante is very mechanicaly demanding as a good ksante knows how to abuse his kit while a bad ksante will get a kill or two in the early game and then fall off in the mid to late game.
@samuilangelov7328 I've played ksante a few times. You can beat 90% of top laners by just mindlessly mashing your keys. He doesn't fall off late game, he gets increasingly harder to kill
well you would be demonatrably wrong. he is statistically proven to be the 2nd hardest champ in the game to pick up.
azir is #1 for those wondering.
I have a few problems with this video (midlaner perspective).
For one, the difference in winrate between an OTP and a non-OTP only correlates to a champion's skill ceiling; it has absolutely 0 relevance to the skill floor (e.g. Morde having a bigger wr difference than Malphite means he has more potential but that doesn't mean he isn't as easy, if not easier, than him). Although it is true that most high skill floor champions also have a high ceiling and therefore the results aren't completely innacurate.
Also, it feels like there a decent amount of justification for a champion being hard simply because they have to hit skillshots but I feel that hitting skillshots is one of the most basic forms of skill expression that the game has. There doesn't seem to be much attention paid towards other things that make champions more/less accessible like inherent safety or how impactful playing the champion suboptimally is.
Some examples:
- Ekko/Fizz being in the same tier as Orianna/TF; the punishment for messing up with those champions is just nowhere near comparable.
- Akshan in hard; that champion just cannot lose trades no matter how poorly you play them and that kind of champion can only be so difficult.
- Vlad in medium; the champion requires combo knowledge and is difficult to cs with which I cannot say about any other champ in this tier.
All-in-all, this seems like a decent video but mainly aimed at people who are extremely new to LoL which I can't imagine is your main viewerbase (but I have no idea about that sorta stuff so I may be wrong); seems like a decent starting point for the difficulty discussion but some placements feel so egregiously out of place to me (at least for midlane).
Now that I've been civil for at least 7 sentences I don't feel bad saying: how in actual Jesus' beautiful green planet is Xerath in expert??? The mere idea of comparing the difficulty of that champion to something like Qiyana is one of the biggest insults to my intelligence a RUclips video has ever made. What in God's name gave anyone the idea to put them even within 1 tier of each other???
Well, the issue is probably the wr comparison. If xerath has a huge WR gap, he'll be on expert. It's not a champion analysis per se, like other tier lists I've seen from them, but rather a playtime comparison of sorts. In this case, it's understandable how it seems weird at many champions, because you're probably looking at the champion itself all the time, rather than their criteria.
Thus, it seems reasonable to think that a player that gets near the same results with the same champion as a OTP shows the champion to be not difficult TO GET RESULTS. Take Mordekaiser for instance. He's a champion that has low skill floor. You only need to understand how each of his 4 skills + passive work (and that only requires 1 reading, unlike a viego.) and you can already get results in game, pretty much because of how strong the champion is. Xerath, as stated, has lots of skill shots, and requires you to be good at using them. It's well possible for you to miss most of your spells, thus rendering you a walking minion while they are on CD. His skill shots are not really hard, per se, but showing results are indeed more complicated. TF and Orianna, although frail, have some mostly reliable self peeling tools. Xerath? You better hit that stun, or else...
They put pyke in the same tier as lux support kekw
@@Aris-zw5lj yes, probably for the same reason as the Winrate difference criteria. Low playtime pykes have about the same difference as low playtime luxs when compared to their OTPs. Remember, this tier-list is not about the champion complexity, but by difficulty to start playing and achieving results
Thank you, i lost it when Irelia is somehow higher than Gnar and Gangplank, heck even Camille. And how's Yuumi in the same tier as Rell? Why is TF and Orianna somehow easier than Akshan and Vex and Qiyana and wait for it...Irelia, so many questions
@@ApocalypticFart mostly answered by the winrate gap criteria. Yuumi is the main and glaring exception to this criteria point they straight up mentioned it in the video. Probably weighted down by the bot issue
I feel like GP should be in the expert tier, might just be because I mainly play him mid but he is so easily countered by a player with good timing
wonder how the duo boost rate affected yuumi's 1trick wr XD
And what about Aurelion sol I didn’t find him in the tierlist?
Maybe he's skipped because of the upcoming rework and the fact that he would be hard/expert (imo), so you do not want to invest that time into him now
Whats an aurelion sol
im not sure abt the methodology of subtracting avg winrate from onetrick winrate. skill floor and -ceiling can be differently far apart from each other, yes; but the thing is, if theyre close together, they might both be incredibly high, or both incredibly low, which in both these cases would give u the 'easy'-tier result, despite being vastly different.
(in practise that means that a champion with a 40% winrate at both low and high investment (this would be a hard champion to win with. ryze, i think, is one example that was only viable in esport settings due to abnormally high requirements of coordinating with ur team for a long time*) would have the same rating as a champion with a 60% winrate at both low and high investment (this would be a champ thats hard to lose with (=easy to play). that recent 56% wr annie could b an example.). both would be rated as easy. 1 rightfully so, but the other being ASTRONOMICALLY DIFFICULT TO PLAY!)
*im rather new to the game so here i may be giving a wrong example. im repeating after some ytber here (vars' "why noone plays ryze", i think), definitely not speaking from experience or knowledge of balance history. the point behind it still stands, regardless of the example being correct or not. 40 and 60% are obsly simplifying exaggerations.
instead, graphing [winrate]/[games played] (like u literally showed in the very beginning??) and looking at the early rise over run would've probably been better. maybe even just looking at the amt of games needed to on avg reach a certain wr threshold.
(the edit was me removing *formating*. that didnt work)
Being a Xerath main I'm flattered that I'm an "expert" on both mid and sup, but just being honest his w is one of the easiest skill to land and a q follow up isn't really that hard, and mid late game is just ridiculous if you land all 5 r any squishy champs just evaporates by your damage
you also have to consider his positioning thou as he’s one of the squishiest and immobile champs in the game
Im a xerath main to idk if i agree with the expert thing but he can be really hard to carry with and to stay alive if they have assasins
I also play him now and than. I think hes between medium and hard. His w and q are pretty easy to hit. You have to have good positioning.
@@rileyhughes8530 just don't over extend and have good vision. it's not that hard
I mean the reason he is there is because of how hard he is to pick up for new players. one of the only champs in the game with 0 mobility, is one of the squishiest and all 4 abilities are skillshots, hard to land or not it's not as easy as pressing R on veigar
I'm surprised Ornn is the the hard tier for top lane. I would put him in medium. He does have skill shots but he's so strong in lane you have to really mess up to get pushed out or die and of course as the game goes on his items give your team a huge advantage.
Nice, dude..
I think this ranking is statistic wise
I think he has a similar case to aatrox. A hard champion that feels easy because he is overpowered and can ignore his own kit and brute force through his weakness.
The Q, W, E, R are skillshots as incredible as it sounds and he has a fast combo that is not so simple to learn in addition to having the unique mechanic of buying in lane which compared to a medium tank puts depth in his kit.
@@xsethy7728 theres a harder combo that can do a triple brittle with all of it cc chained
Xerath is definitely not expert tier. His skillshots are not that difficult to land. They go through minions. They have a ton of range and very forgiving hitboxes, plus the slow allows him to chain them together nicely. Compared to Ezreal, whose skillshots are much harder to land, Xerath can hit many more skillshots and deal a ton more damage.
but his ult is what makes the difference, good xerath can burst squishes with ult bad xer land 0
@@huandrew3874thats not a bad xerath just a bad player if u cant hit that
Nilah - Medium
Kaisa and Samira are same difficulty level as Draven - Hard
Ezreal - Expert 💀
Interesting video as it seems really really directed towards players who are extremely new. I think simply putting champs in higher tiers due to skillshots vs easy combos. Things like lux and ezreal. Gp being in hard in both mid and top and not expert seems insane to me. The ability to actually 1 part and outplay mechanics in his kit are infinitly more difficult than something like fizz..
Nah gp is not that hard, he is really hard butby no means compared to something like riven
@@alessgr9394 No... just... no. Riven is hard because you have a lot of freedom with your movement, so you have to have good decision making, but GP is a LOT harder mechanically. Riven combos are hard, but they genuinely don't compare.
@@TheDinis553 I play GP but no way I could do any quick animation cancelling combos with Riven.
And "freedom with movement" only makes champion easier, not harder.
@@TheDinis553 Late game in teamfights when your barrels are nukes u can sit back and one shot people with the triple barrel trick, riven is the frontlane and she is one of the squishiest toplaners
you're on crack if you think GP is even remotely hard. He should be in Medium
no way an 1 trick yuumi has 11% higher winrate than an AFK YUUMI? NO WAY
It's because of all the bots using her and lowering the average win rate
@@wendle14 literally, not putting yuumi in the lowest tier is a crime against humanity
For me i think xerath should be at least medium tier. With xerath you just need to hit the skill shots and they are easy to hit. He does a lot of damage and his function in bot lane has support its to replace the bot lane and to steal all the kills.
Yeah I would argue vel'koz is more difficult than xerath, or at least the same tier.
Yea xerath is sure overplaced here, hard is more like it. But xerath being hard comes to nuances like wave pushing, smart warding etc, not just skillshots. I do find velkoz much easier to play, but zyra is very hard to get sharp with for me
Vel'koz is for sure the hardest artillery mage. His skillshots are much harder to land compared to Xerath, he has the passive true dmg mechanic to play around and his E is very hard to use effectively. His spike comes mid game which is the worst spike in solo Q.
Karma support in easy tier is a really funny joke. Almost as funny as Lux support in hard tier.
Yeah. Karma is only enchanter with the actual skill expression and she is indeed very versatile in the ways she can play and do to the point where she is even much harder than most engage supports. I'd only put Bard, Thresh and debatably Pyke & Rakan above her. Bard and Thresh are obviously harder to execute while there could be arguments for Rakan and Pyke being both harder and easier depending on who you talk to and what aspests discuss. Lux like many "skillshots" champs are extremely overrated. She is one of the easiest champs in the game and I'd argue that all memes aside unironically being good at Annie (aka mostly very fluid and decisive with your point and click fast combo) is noticeably harder than playing Lux.
Both are eazy in terms of skill floor
@@lunacy5510 Renata is still more skill expressive than Karma honestly due to how her kit works. I don't see you mention why Karma is hard in first place and just claim that she is feels pretty biased. About why Renata is more difficult, simple. Her Q first off is a fairly slow projectile, with many uses depending on situation. You can use it as engage, disengage, seperate people from each other or stun them, get them closer to stun or set up ultimate. Her passive if you want to get out the best of the champ requires you to have a sense of kiting and keep attacking the enemy at any given opportunity while most enchanters lack that interactive gameplay. W timing and who to use it on considering its cooldown is another tricky ability to pull off as unfair as it is in theory. E is an easy skill but still allows to partly cover up q due to both cast times and projectile speeds. Ult overall needs good positioning and consideration because its slow and often hard to land without flash because of how predictable it can be.
Also Karma being harder than most engage suppors is very doubtful as Karma has tons of self sustain and damage, on top of it enough range to not be in danger in first place. She's average at best, especially with the given lane pressure pre6 due to having ult from the start
Tl;dr Karma aint hard and the "skill expression" is basic positioning without needing great setup
Agreed
Yeah both are actually real unskilled
please make a video ranking skill ceiling too. Great vid!
I would say gangplank should be expert as well for top. Learning to manage the passive and barrels and how to use them I different matchups takes a long time.
GP is stupid easy, half your shit out ranged 90% of top champs
bro it's a random mish mash, K'sante expert, a tank that can escape ganks, with so much mobility and agency, who has amazing impact on teamfight harder than GP lmao.
@@hotlinekrapfen no, K'Sante really is very difficult (that was Riot's intention btw), he's very combo-centric
@@dominicguye8058 I returned from a 4 year break and bro, ksante is easier to take out of the laning phase than gp. Plus gp gets punished hard, like really really hard, and once you fall off, you're kinda just a walking bank
I'm going to say Aurelion Sol is at least hard as it is hard to find him in this list :)
Who?😅
I mean he's getting reworked soon
I think you're thinking of the wrong game. Is that like a WoW character or somethingm
Very Nice Overview over the Roles and the various Champs in it! Really Appreciate Videos like that ty :D
no
Maybe there is that big of a difference because yuumi mains as every other parasite find a duo to boost them and cesual yuumis didnt find there hosts to feed on jet
warwick is now not even considered a top laner while karma is?
Can you make a video for Skill Sealing too? 😍
For jungle, I think Ivern should be in expert tier because he has a very special playstyle and clear cause of his charming and more supportive junglestyle
this comment is hilarious. jokes aside he is pretty easy and like the yuumi of jungle
@@krisp1871 don't forget you also have pet ultimate good control of which can make big difference. But if you do just most basic clears and then support team with hope that they carry then sure he's easy.
@@mmorkinism I main lee sin and using ivern he’s actually so easy.
Ivern gameplay is pressing E
I think he also fits like Nidalee. High skill ceiling. Also, the rank of teammates matters a lot too for him. Look at his winrates in high elo vs low elo. People know how to play around him a lot better in high elo.
I believe Rek'sai should be put in hard personally, just because her limited visibility is so different from other champions. Alot of what you do is based on blind predictions. Furthermore, her winrate in iron bronze is about 40 compared to 52 in high elo
What happened to Aurelion Sol ? Seems like he got forgotten
Things this video taught me, I am both extremely good and extremely bad at this game, I'll carry as Xerath but fail trying to play MF. or some other wacky combo.
id argue sivir would be harder than easy considering her low base range and actually requiring to attackmove in order to get most out of her passive... also the spell shield requires a bit of practice if compared to smth like MF sivir is definetly on the harder side
I main Sivir and I was just thinking about this, it may be easy to qw but she really isn't all about that
I dont feel like ornn is too hard, like sure you have to time things right but i go the timing of q e down in like my 3rd game, i timed it so perfectly that i hit the rock as its coming up
Asol should not be forgotten
"nammy" - this pronunciation kills me
Also nidalee
Now do for skill celling
i otp lucian near 3mil mastery and playing him has given me left shoulder problems so i have to use pillows for arm rests and sometimes use gloves
According to ur onetrick-average winrate yi should be at 7% difference so should he be higher in the list?
I think this list is very good and I mostly agree, but I have 3 notable outliars:
1. Yasuo mid is not expert tier. Sure, he's decently hard but he's definitely playable at lower levels (although he is kind of matchup reliant, and yes I am a Yasuo mid player).
2. Azir really shouldn't be in expert, he is too hard for it. They should've done the same thing as they did to Aurelion Sol and just remove him entirely because he is too hard.
3. If this list is skill ceiling based, Yuumi should be ranked easy. Her skill ceiling definitely is very high, but her skill floor is also very low.
As a main ADC I think Draven could be in the Expert tier.
Of all the ADCs in the game he is the one I have the most difficulty playing because both positioning is difficult with axes and using W well between autos, using E to cancel opposing skills and even cait with 3 or more axes.
Xayah, Caitlyn, Kog'Maw and Nilah on Hard, these picks have some nuances that mid-tier champions lack.
Xayah has how and when to use R and E, if you put Flash in the equation you have another level of skill.
Caitlyn, although she no longer has the machine gun combo, is difficult due to her positioning and how well she uses traps.
Nilah is a Melee ADC that doesn't work when losing, it has a hard time handling the level advantage that the passive generates and how to play allwin well and especially when using R and W without killing yourself.
Kog'Maw is a peculiar case for how you have to play with him, it's a mixture of Jinx and Varus gameplay plus much more complex.
I think cait is one of the easiest adcs. She's so safe to play
Cait and nilah are safe to play if you farm and have a good position/supp kog is easy-medium cause its ez to get kills on him compares to other adcs and his w is all u really gotta use
I wouldve put GP in the expert category aswell for top lane, but other than that i loved the vid!
Man i haven't even started to watch this video and i know this gonna ignite some fire
10:17 "He's way more reliant on hitting skillshots than hard-tier adcs"
*Zeri crying in hard-tier*
I've been looking to make a difficulty ranking too, but first I need to establish the method which I don't consider complete.
Thus far, I am going to assemble a list of criteria, give the champion a rate between 1 to 5, then sum up all the rates. Champions with the highest values are deemed the most difficult.
- Mechanical demand
Pretty straight forward. Combo diversity and complexity, skillshot reliance, positioning and so on.
- Resource management
This includes resource bars, whether that's health, mana or a miscelaneous resource. Champions with no health sustain that don't fit lifesteal into their builds, champions which require to build mana not to run out and champions with very unique resource bars such as Rumble or Gnar are deemed more difficult. Meanwhile, a resourceless champion that rushes lifesteal is considered easy for the purposes of this parameter.
- Scaling
At every passing second, early game champions get weaker and late game champions get stronger. This is not negotiable and not changed in any shape or form. The simple passage of time benefits champions with better scaling and, therefore, early game champions are fighting the clock in addition to the enemy team.
- Toolkit
One dimentional kits that do one thing with little room for something else get the lowest rates. However, and that might be the most controversial take so far, champions with so much things crammed into their kit they have something to deal with everything thrown at them will also take a dip in their rating. Azir, just to give an example, can dive, can play backline, has high range and is mobile. When the champion can do whatever it wants without putting much thought into it, it can't get the same rating as a very complex, very nuanced kit, but with clear limitations such as LeBlanc's or Jayce's. Obviously Azir won't sit on the same boat as Garen though.
- Unique factor
Champions who's skillset can be applied to a wide variety of other champions are considered easy by this standard. Champions with tools entirely unique to them, that you can't learn from any other champion get a higher rating here.
It seems to be a good way to organize a ranking, but I think that, to be fair, all criteria cannot have the same weight.
I want to know when the list is out
@@xsethy7728 But then which gets more weight and which doesn't? Giving different weights to the rates might be entirely arbitrary.
@@shacolin6546 This is difficult to measure, each character would have to be treated differently, see where you can weigh more in each point.
@@xsethy7728 Treating each character differently is the polar opposite of criteria.
for the yuumi stats it's probably affected by the yuumi deboosting bots
Wher would you guys rate Hecranim Jgl ? I want to start playing him but im not sure if he is a diffucult Champ ( I main Belveth )
Nammy!
I think they forgot Asol..
Where did you get the data?
Not gonna lie, I think this is the most useful tierlist you've ever done. If you then had a guide on what part of the game each champ likes [ie early game champ, mid game, late game] that would be far more useful than your usual tier list on how strong champs are. with this tier list you're answering "how much effort do I need to put into the champ to master it?". the normal tier list answers....a question? probably? [realistically it probably answers average win rate in a tier, but frankly the question this type of tier list answers is far more useful]
Totally agreeeeeeee
i feel like camille should be in expert because making one mistake while playing her can cost you so much she s very unforgiving for both you and the enemy.if played perfectly she has no weaknesses BUT if you make even the smallest mistakes you re gonna lose the fight she also has a very unique playstyle as in to go for short trades and use windows of enemy cooldowns to make sure you can escape using your shield
Cho gath ult on q she forgiving
@@someguyyouknwo7351 to get to that point you need 2 items....her q in the early game deals like no damage
Thanks as always :D
i want to see the chart with otp-avg winrate
Gangplank not being in Expert was a BIG surprise.
Omg, free true damage for existing, a bunch of free movement speed, a point and click nuke that procs sheen, a cleanse and a global ultimate, a power spike for item he buys etc. But suuuuuure, a super intensive, mega expert challenge level impossible champion.
The most upsetting part of this is seeing cho'gath in only the top lane list. One of the best ranked cho'gath players plays it mainly in mid and the main thing cho has going for it as a champ is it's versatility
I was already afraid xerath isnt considered a midlaner anymore but how tf did my boy make it into expert?! He was my first proper main and i never had a hard time playing him
So if I'm able to snowball hard with kha zix rengar and Elise am I a good jgl ?
Support Lux in hard tier LOL yes such a skill reliant champ
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Ain't no way yuumi isn't easy support 💀
low skill floor, high skill ceiling, that's the 11% difference.
@@kennobody its bc of the carries not the yuumi player
@@kennobody she can't heal better? she can not have better spacing ? its the just that the high elo players know how to carry and not trow
Bello you got good typs bit I think that gangplank mid Is expert tear
What program do you use to edit?
Ok sry but kayn ranked as hard and eve, reksai, gragas, ekko ranked as medium is insanity to me
Fun fact yumi onetricks if there are some of them have so much wr cuz most yumi picks are fills when i get fill sup i play yumi or lulu well i have 20 wr on yumi
average yuumi is either afk or a bot
nice guide!
Udyr jg is way harder then ppl think. Not even cap. Ik anyone can probably pick him up, stun someone with e and aoe burn ppl in teamfights. BUT this wont help u at all in dia+ were ppl can kite u properly. U rly have to know ur limits. Not only dmgwise but also when u can reach someone and when not, when to use what awakwen, how much more dmg u can tank and how far u can go while gettin another w of and then another awaken and so on. Udyr has very versitile itembuilds aswell, so when to build what items and what skill (r or q) to max in what game takes a big amount of game knowledge. There is a HUGE diffrence between good and bad udyrs.
Wait kat isnt in expert for mid? Lol. This must be a tier for silver/gold xD
Thought the same
Agree. Kat just gets the shit bullied out of her in lane by most range champions. And has to all in and get kills just to be able to farm
I see alot of comments saying this way of ranking is not showing skill floor but skill ceiling with the OTP WR - AVG WR. But I'd say it's bold of you to assume they hit the ceiling with the champion. All you really can say is that they are beyond the floor, and most likely not at the ceiling. Although the same goes for the average WR that you don't know the general experience of the player base. Thus it's hard to draw conclusions with the stat. However I think it explains to the average player (which would be in silver) how much higher WR you'd have if you got adjusted to the champ by maining them, which in a sense is the floor since an average otp wouldn't have hit the ceiling of the champ.
Why does mundo have the old splash screen art 1:24 :O
Mundo go where he pleases
The otp pourcentage is not accurate in the difficulty because some champions dont have a lot otp bcs they have too much hard counter picks so you cant otp them
Every LoL player is so different in how they play, like I picked up ornn so easy, started him as support tbh. Love that about the game
I swear
I rapidly felt confortable on champs like Kha'Zix, Yasuo, Kayn, Viego, Qiyana but oh god don't make play something like Cho'Gath
@La Hire see and that generally describes ur playstyle. You like extremely bursty assassins with mobility to hop in and out of fights. So it makes sense you struggle with the opposite, a tank like chogath who is there to pop long cooldown CC and just eat damage on the front line. Like my niche is extremely mobile romers (like shen, pyke, pantheon) and I struggle alot with lane locked champs that don't roam well (CS is my real sorespot in LoL, never got good at farming). So I look to make my gold exciting in tram fights and setting up big jungle plays!
Xerath far easier than others, just stay behind your adc and spam Q, not too hard, everyone can do it, if you get in trouble you still have one zero cast time slow and stunt for escape.
Soraka in the other hand, needs to land her Qs to be efficient, E placement could be the key for winning a teamfight, and with W, you need to play with the rejuvenation too what needs to land your Q, R is simple but her kit needs a lot to do it from reflexes, use them when you need, and the cherry on the cream: you are SORAKA, every enemy team member wants YOUR head, so its important when you go closer to cast a Q, place a silence, one wrong step and 5 ppl jumping on you, no matter there is an adc or the 10HP midlaner, you will be the first focus no matter what
I am an m7 Soraka Main and would agree, but remember this tier list is about skill floor. All Soraka has to do to be impactful is stay back and heal, maybe place an e from time to time. She has a much lower skill floor than dearth but a higher skill ceiling
Where does one find a one trick winrate?
I sure hope my favourite champion Aurelion League of Legends will be mentioned in this list.
Im sorry but the support one is probably made by a mid player. You put yuumin in medium but karma and zyra in easy? Xerath in expert? Lux in hard? My guy you need to rethink this
yuumi has a low average winrate because people dont tryhard if they pick her, they watch netflix and dont care about the game as much
Where would you put zeri top?
I would argue for TF in expert tier. I think he requires good matchup knowledge and stronger macro knowledge than most other champions in order to be played effectively past around gold.
This has to have been made by a xerath one-trick. As someone who plays that champ a lot, saying that his big hit-box skill shots make him as difficult as bard or nidalee is ridiculous.
I feel like Yuumi has such big win rate gap, because otp Yummi tend to play in duo; so their win rate rises due to teamwork compared to an average player who plays with random adc
And, ya know, all the bots.
@@hunterstephens3671 i wonder if they considered that...
this list is pretty much on point
how can you compate tristana to twitch in medium tier? + kaisa on hard lucian and draven in hard tier and ezreal in expert your guides are bronz tier ngl
Based on the fact that this list first criteria is skill floor, I would think Ezreal would be ranked high easy or low medium, he's skillshot reliant but very forgiving in placement and lane due to being useful enough via only throwing Q's in the general direction and having non flash blink on E. I must recon that most Ezreals don't play him to his potential though and that he has a high skill ceilling.
It may be due to the difference between winrate in comparison to OTPs. They did mention that's the second criteria
top:
u never played akshan if u say hes on the same level as darius LMAOO akshan is one of the hardest champs in the game as a toplaner as hes countered by tanks lol . kayle medium is also laughable at its finest and gp is arguably the hardest champ in the game
jgl:
if u want to tell me that hecarim is a medium tier champ i have lost all hope in humanity
mid:
pls play fizz against me in soloq if u think hes as easy to play as lissandra
adc:
kog should be hard with negative mobility, cait easy to pick up hard to master same with xayah, if u have premade draven is fine if not hes expert
supp:
lux in hard might be the dumbest shit ive ever seen lol
I literally thought they omitted Kayle. I expected her to be either Hard or Expert level
@@karolbielen2090 also possibly the worst champ in the game right now
@@joshuabridts2625 oh, why is that?
@@karolbielen2090 after durabillity partch kayle got a positive winrate for one patch and got directly nerfed later riot saw that the real problem was riftmaker being too strong and didnt revert the nerfs lol . lowest mr in the game and compared to champs like kassa or vladimir the laning is a joke and the late not as stong as expected after having to farm for 30 minutes
ALSO all ur items are expensive af
Gp is easy bruh, but i disagree with expert tier for top too. Imo there should be only Jayce and maybe Riven
Ekko and bel'veth should definitely be at least hard in jungle tier list.
to me malphite is the most hardest, imagine the pressure you are dealing with every times you about to use your R because malphite only have his R is useful
Yuumi one tricks having a 11% higher winrate than average is 100% because of the elo deboosting bots in iron
No, it's because of properly utilizing her passive (not just for mana early game, but tracking enemy CC in team fights to jump off and proc a massive shield for an ally), itemization, effective ults in mid/late game, and knowing when to go Q/E max first. Yuumi has an extremely low skill floor, but a pretty high skill ceiling. This is why she is massively broken in pro play, where they pilot her perfectly.
@@niconic3 is that not what everyone does?
@@madcuzmadhehe7665 definitely not... I'm a D1 jungle main and the Yuumi's I get when I smurf in gold/plat are the typical "afk inside teammate and only press E" Yuumi's. To be fair, even in my main elo, a lot of autofill supports pick Yuumi and play the same way, and we almost always lose. Despite what people think about Yuumi, the afk playstyle does not frequently lead to wins. Her ult can be game changing or a wasted opportunity. Her shield from passive can do 1k per game or 10k per game (and isn't affected by grievous) - this is a big deal in team fights. This is why one tricks have an 11% higher winrate.
You can filter this data to be diamond+ on Lolalytics and the data is essentially the same - one tricks have 9% higher winrate. A better argument than bots would be duo abusing smurfs. To that argument, masters+ prevents duoing and one tricks still win 8% more. In challenger, Yuumi has one one of the highest deltas of all support champions between one tricks and average play. Yuumi is one of the highest skill ceiling supports, but also has by far the lowest skill floor.
As an aside, this isn't really a champion specific statement. Low elo players play super passively on most enchanters, not just Yuumi. Soraka, Nami, and Karma are lane bullies in high elo, but people will sit back and afk heal their allies in low elo on these champions too. If you lose level 1 on Soraka, you most certainly are not piloting the champion properly.
I feel like Viego should be in medium tier. His basic abilities are really straightforward and the only things that require that much thinking with him are timing when to possess enemy corpses and using their basic abilities effectively. Once you’ve memorized every ability in the game, everything pretty much falls into place
"medium tier"
"once you have memorized every ability in the game"
viego has been sitting on a negative winrate for some time now rip
U only need to learn 492 abilities, i mean how easy is that. OmegaLuwl
What about Warwick top?
I would argue that if you have decent mechanics it's easier to play Vayne/Kai'sa than Ashe/Jinx. You often need better decision making playing those champs, even if they have longer range, since you don't have many self peels. In lowish elo the team will often not peel for you and you end up having to duel, leading to decision making being a more crucial and imo harder skill to learn than mechanically kiting on some of the supposedly harder champions.
I dont know. I recently started playing zoe. And getting used to her was much harder then syndra or xerath
They put Irelia is in expert tier LOL
Typical
xerath at export support made me spit out my drink. Who the fuck wrote the script for this lmfao
yummi is so hard i was doing my math homework while pressing e from time to time and let me tell you geometry is the hardest mechanic on yummi xd
Imo xerath is like one of the easiest champs to play, both in mid and as supp