That would mean that snowballing is MORE viable. If you barely gain an advantage from killing your opponent, then it's much more likely that the game will go on for a longer period of time. If that's true, then champions that scale would be more viable (Assuming what you're saying is true)

@@theomaid I always thought snowballing was when you get a kill and from there you get more and more from that first kill. Playing scaling is very strong right now, but I think a lot of people don't realize renekton (in this video for example) hard scales to from his 3 items (BC, sundered sky, eclipse) and doesn't fall off anymore like he used to. If anything in this game I think renekton probably scales harder than chodath nowadays

New death timers, teleport, and bounty system make snowballing via kills really difficult.

I used to play him in season 9- 10. I used to build him as tank/mage. There was this 1 item that I LOVED getting, it sent 2 ghosts 👻 to fly around and slow an enemy

Ohhh nvm. He flashed. My bad. Im too tired.

It is, that guy pushed 1st wave into a champ that has to push to cs (cho q) where he could have froze lvl 2, never did short trades off of Cho q timer and hardly ever empowered W combo'd. He left a ton of damage on the table early game (and he brought dorans shield over blade, probably autofilled)

Not in iron elo where SRO plays 90% of his KZfaq vids.

I used to play this match up a lot in diamond. The Renekton has a huge advantage until the Cho buys armor. Idk if armor boots are still sufficient though

@theomaid I mean I guess that's fair but with eclipse, BC, Bork the armor kinda doesn't matter especially if you end up down 3 levels lol. Cho has a 36% win rate against renekton lol.

@@womblehunter I think this was an emerald game from the endscreen but yah they weren't playing the MU let alone their champion right