As an aurelion sol main, i feel like i mained de wrong twisted fate.

"The only reason people care so much about micro is to make up for their micro pe-" Ok this one got me off guard Good one

Can we appreciate that the color of the text was blue, red, yellow, just like TFs cards?

"there is no way you can mechanically screw up on this champion" ult bot at level 6 with no mana, gold card a minion and die Introducing my mid laner

I love tf, he feels fair to play against even if he is impactfull, there are few champions like that

One thing that makes it for TF is how well his theme goes with his playstyle. TF is a trickster, a cheater and smart as the Devil, he literally gives out the cards of the game. Good TF's players have to be like Twisted Fate himself, unpredictable like by not giving out wich card they will deal right on and outsmarting with his ult. He literally cheats the game by getting extra gold and seeing the enemy's hand, with one of the most OP ults in the game.

Maining someone like Zed just teaches you how to be good at Zed. Maining Twisted Fate teaches you how to be good at League of Legends

Twisted fate is the chad champ. Not frustrating to play and to play against, he truly is perfectly balanced.

8:20 you can't abuse him to challenger Tobias fate: laughs with pirate accent

I remember how I heard someone say the less you rage and use insults, the harder it hits once you do. And boy does Vars use that well. Caught me so offguard with the micro bit

“The only reason people care so much about micro is to make up for their micrope-“ I’m sorry but that was fucking gold lmfao

"In smash the top tiers have less weaknesses than the rest characters" Me:laughs in smash 4 bayonetta

It's kind of funny to hear TF being regarded as boring when I consider him one of the coolest characters because of his "Pick a Card" ability. It's not a huge decision but you still get to decide often how to use that spell. And overall I just like the Marvel Gambit style in terms of appearance/showmanship

"The only reason people care so much about micro is to make up for their micro pe-" No no, finish the sentence, you're right.

Twisted Fates old model still gives me nightmares

I recommend playing tf if you're new to the game because he teaches you map awareness and let me tell you it's the most valuable things you can learn if you're new

I swear to god I was waiting every day for him to appear. But he didn't fit in No One or Everyone plays so I lost hope until Fiddle made his way. Tha k you kind sir I'll be at that premiere for one of my favorite Champs of all time. (have some rest bro BTW you working too hard)

I love TF because when you win a game, you feel like you won because you were the superior player, not because you were carried by your own broken champ. Would've also been great to hear you talk about his versatility, he can run almost any keystone in the game (besides conqueror or glacial), he can build any mage or marksman item, and can even build support mythics.

The joke about micro made me lose it hard, nice vid as always!

I learned the true power of TF was watching my friend play him AD and just watching people's health bar dissappear was scary And having a lux, morg or anyone with a cc they weren't going anywhere

I feel like Oriana deserves a "Perfectly designed" episode too

How do you manage to make so many high-quality videos every week? Isn't it kind of exhausting?

I love how this new perfectly designed series is becoming kind of a showcase for champions that teach you game knowledge, i hope it keeps that way. Love you Vars

It's really refreshing to finally see a good video about TF. When I start playing, way back in season 4, I really like TF style and skills, and wanted to play him. But a lot of people (both IRL friends and youtubers) told me that he was one of the hardest champs to play...without explaining why he was hard. Tanks a lot for spreading this knowledge!

He's not horrible early game, and he's not horrible late game. Plus his ULT is the most impactful of any champion in existence.

The way to beat a good tf is to first off type *pees cutely* in chat to disorient him then now it’s 50/50

Twisted Fate to this day is still my favorite champion, and based on the recent champion releases I don't see that changing. What I loved about old-school league was the fact that almost every single champion was simple and basic, yet despite how simple they were players were able to come up with the coolest ways to use them. The simplistic nature encouraged out of the box thinking and creativity. Contrast that to modern League, every modern day champion is a play maker. They are all disgustingly overloaded because Riot for some reason believes that anything less would mean they wouldn't be able to shine. Creativity is out the window, it's very obvious what you need to do with your champion to make a play happen and that's super lame. "When everyone is super, no one will be."

what i like about tf is that with the right build you can legit one-shot squishy champs with blue card. so sometimes while running after a jinx or something you press w and lock in blue card the jinx thinks you messed up and tries to fight only to have her health bar dissapear instantly.

Something I think is really worth pointing out that you almost got to, but didn't mention, is that TF's point-and-click stun ability is also balanced by the fact that it's not something you can cast on demand. You have to prepare it ahead of time, and even when you do, you only get a handful of seconds to use it before it runs out and you have to take the time to prepare it again. And since that same ability is also a critical part of TF's kit in all other situations (for mana sustain and creep clear), it is entirely possible to catch TF off-guard when he CAN'T use that ability. Furthermore, TF's stun ability is not coupled with huge burst damage or any other CC; if he hits you with that stun, the only other things he can do in that brief window is use a Q (which is more for poking and waveclear or hitting multiple champions than it is about bursting down one target) and/or a basic attack, and he's not an AD Carry. TF also lacks any dashes or speed boosts, and the one mobility ability he does have is his ult, which means that he can't dive and then disengage; if he commits his ult, he has to walk back if someone else attacks him in the next minute. TF's balance is excellent because his strengths have fair counterplay and his weaknesses are clear and exploitable, while bringing enough damage, utility, and flexibility to the table to be useful in a lot of situations.

Vars: "TF's Yellow card is undodgeable and cannot miss" Me a shen main "ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT!?" Only playing, but it is one of the reasons why I love playing shen into tf.

Ahh yes. Macro. The thing most league players never bother learning. I’m not a master myself, but I consider myself to be above average by following some basic rules: Never chase an enemy into thier jung for more than 5 seconds. If over extended, place a ward. If cannot place a ward, then back off even if you are winning. If you push your lane opponent into tower, either back or roam. Don’t just sit there waiting for the wave to bounce back. There are more, but I find these to be the most relevant.

This is exactly why I love playing him as a support, he IS a catcher, but has many bad matchups, being bot lane theres a 2nd person to deal with your bad matchus making laning safer and a second eprson to kill when you catch someone out of position. Also, global vision is super handy (especially if Akali is on the enemy team). Honestly I don't know how people haven't picked up on playing him support yet.

9:47 holy shit, you caught me totally off guard. Great video and cool series, I enjoyed both the Fiddlesticks vid and this one. PS: Mean Vars is hilarious.

There is no way you can screw up this champion " TF mAiNs in my games : Allow me to demonstrate ...

It is a hearth warming video for a tf main. I literally did the midlane learning curve with any to grasp the basics about the role. Then tf for all you've said and now, even tho tf is my top 3, I benefit of his teachings in every other champ I pick (even cassiopeia that you mention is my top 2)

Tf gives me major vlad vibes when hes walking toward me with yellow card.

been playing him as support for the past month. love him. i find the concept of stun attack move attack kite very fun and really forces me to look at the big picture. i have the bare minimum kit to be a support so I wanna make every pick a card work. i love how much having a singke target stun applied every 6 seconds be so effective in a team fight

9:40 that came out of nowhere lmao. Great content as always. Keep it up!

9:48 I rare glimpse at the not so professional side of Vars Love your videos m8. Hope you reach around 100k subs or higher by the end of the year. Kudos to u

Do you like danganronpa or just its music? I like the fact that you use danganronpa songs a lot jskdkdfk

tf is a respectable champion. however, i do feel like his E does not benefit his playstyle much, specifically the attack speed part. i think that if it was changed somewhat, it could help compensate for his age. i don't have any ideas for a new ability, though...

Thanks man, finally did a video on my favorite champion. I've been playing TF since season 5, right after they nerfed him funnily enough. I can see how some may find him boring, but I love the consistency of the guy. And the thematics, as I'm a big card game player.

I literally just started maining tf 3 days ago, this is perfect timing.

Thats him... *wipes tear* Thats my main since way back The first champion i ever got a skin for

We need Perfectly designed Orianna!! Great video btw ;)

Awesome video. Playing tf is more like playing chess, that's why I love him.

7:45 ahah! A foreshadowing for a new series for me to binge perhaps? 🤭

“There’s almost no mechanical way to fail” Oh hoho, well my friend my match history begs to differ

Woah, I didn't expected this

TF teaches you so much about macro, a fantastic champion to learn midland.

Hey, I loved the video! I think that thresh would be a perfect character to cover, even if you did already do it in why everyone plays!

My man Gambit! Started playing him way back in...-checks account creation email- -grows Gandalf beard- ...2011, and still love to play him. AD, AP, don't care. More partial to AD, 'cause two seconds of riverdancing on someone with max attack speed and chunky attacks while they're stunned is never gonna be unfunny to me.

My first main when I started playing LOL all those years ago, and I feel it made me understand laning and positioning to a decent level

Honestly, last season's Garen used deserves a video. Before he got conq and crit and as scaling, he was a really well designed tank. He was beefy, assisted his team with a silence and two forms of armor shred via his e and cleaver, and could finish high priority threats for your team. Since they changed him though, he runs at you with more move speed than anyone in the game, clicks on you with the silence, spins for half your health bar, then ults and ignites you for the second half.

You REALLY like the dangaronpa V3 music dont you vars. Ngl it really fits here.

This champ teaches you the most about the game, it is very weak and can be hard countered but you learn so much.

Hey vars can you continue your series on why one play there's a lots of champs to cover, ivern for exemple Great video btw !

How is this man able to mass-produce this much high quality content in so little time?

Loved the video,basically you have the most awesome way to say to all those yasuo yone riven rengar yi players "you are not good,those are champs designed for lamers" and also "play this champions,you'll really learn to play the game"

tf all time favourite. Love him so much.

When i play with friends and play him the amount of times I gank and scream “I JUST WANTED MANA” because I accidentally get blue card instead of gold card is why I have fun with him xD

Twisted Fate is my man. I love that guy. First character to I gravitated to way back when. Take it away dapper card man.

Holy Fck, another Perfectly Designed Vid. You really did deliver. Thanks, Vars. ❤

I would appreciate seeing a video like this on singed!

He may be boring to play as time goes on, but being boring isn't a bad thing. It makes him and other well designed champs with not-so flashy or if not cancerous kits feel special. In my opinion, champions don't necessarily need to be flashy or cool, all they ever need is to impact it's player as much as possible. As many say, the real special part doesn't always come from the outside, but the inside that counts.

Vars: "Undodgable stun" Vars' video in the background: ' *GwEn Is ImMuNe* '

HOW HAVE I NOT SEEN THIS?

I really have respect for people that are good at playing Twisted Fate. I would like to see in Perfectly Designed Shen too.

the rammus ult at 7:28 😭

another amazing video. what do think of nocturn OP, balanced, or under powered. Personal he's kind Op this season cause of the buff and item changes but i though a little more balanced last season.

As a very creative person, i love the freedom in build paths that Tf gives. You can go full Ap, tank, Crit, support, the "Tobias fate shurelya build" and so much more. Still struggling to find such a versatile champion to learn as well

Very valid points! Was really happy you said so many good things about my first-picked champ in league) Thou I have to say the more I watch your channel the more I feel this distinct bias against micro-heavy champs While I agree that some ot them are busted asf and can be sometimes too overloaded, i think champions with micro-skill ceiling needs to be rewarded by being a bit better than "low-skill" ones if you spend tons of times in your champ, since they are not as reliable and also players can't physically be as good at map awareness as those playing mechanically easier champs since u need to concentrate more on what are you doing exactly. I came in league half-year ago from Dota 2 and main reason for that, apart from tons of minor issues i had with a game was the amount and especially duration of point and click CC in a game and lack of interesting characters to main (except maybe Invoker and Puck). I think CC is a stuff that gives giant advantage in game and need to be neither very quick or very hard to land to kinda "deserve" that reward. When I start playing league I was happy to see so many CC being skillshots and all targetable ones being short ones. Also I was really happy to find so much skill expressive champs, where most of the time I can think of bettering "myself", where when I play them I feel like sky is a limit with them, Finally, those "overloaded" champs just make me interested much more than simple ones. I can't play Garen a lot and always just play him when I want to laugh and be braidnead with friends for a game. While playing Sett is not miles harder, but has just enough skill expression potential to be engaging even after hundreds of games. The same goes for my Mid, Bot, Support and Jungle mains - Akali, Aphelios, Pyke and Kayn. I just feel amazing playing them and it is entertaining even after seven games in a row in one day. I understand that champs like irellia or riven can be frustrating, especially when they are played by a hard OTP on them, but at least i can respect them for the amount of hours they put to master those champs, While I just can't say the same for some Garen who just got fed by enemies mistake and he is super tanky + have high damage + have lots of MS, and he doesn't need to play long hours of practice to possess those amazing traits in one package. THAT is much worse for me than any fed yasuo or akali who at least still requires some kind of skill to gain from that advantage TF is cool and I love him mainly because even tho he is not very mechanically engaging champ, he still has a large "f**k up" window and he can be easilly punished for his mistakes. That he is not "unkillable" if fed. I generally hate tanks the most when they are fed, especially with point and click or easy-to-land CCs :3 At least fed assassins end the game fast so i can go next))))

A similar champion back in the day I would recommend my friends trying to learn toplane was Jarvan, hes got good trades, good clear, versatile builds and a flexible kit which will reward good plays but wont give you a free pass on mistakes. Modern day Jarvan tho might be a bit different compared to back then, another one was Lucian for ADC.

Didn't expect the microgame joke, nice video

I remember that the recently(some months ago) he got a buff on his w to increase the damage.

Twisted Fate is really cool! I want to try him out.

Can we get a vid on mordekaiser? I started to main him few days ago pretty powerful. Would like to hear your opinion on him

I feel like Leona deserves an episode too, she is never on the patch notes, she is constantly in meta(but never overpowered) and has clear strengths and weaknesses, so perfect counterplay without removing her completely from a game, and a lot of skill expression, not abilitywhise but desicionmakingwhise

I love to play tf so much. such a nice champion.

Out of all the champions in the game, there is, in my optic, a select few that does instil frustration when you get outmatched by them, TF is one those champions.

TF actually works as a good support because his play style is all about map awareness, which is one of the most important things to a support, so he's got global vision and global presence, hard CC to lock down kills or peel, and a massivlly long ranged poke that you can spam thanks to blue card.

I started playing tf because of Tobias Fate. Maybe I cant play him good, but I appreciate this champ and he IS iconic. Shame he is not played as much as he deserves

Dopa said it good. When you onetrick a champ or just play a champion that is very simple, you can focus more on the other things happening in the game. When you learn the champion and master him, its a lot easier to learn micro and macro with him.

I love these videos

One thing I really appreciate is that Riot finally gave Twisted Fate some really cool skins in Odyssey and DWG so that even if his playstyle can get boring, he can look nicer and make you feel like you are doing more.

"There is no thing added to the game close to be TF ult" Chemical dragons: allow us to introduce ourself

Twisted Fate is the only champion who's legally allowed to have a point and click stun

Perfectly Designed, yet so underrated overall, you almost only see him in pro/challenger.

I'm interested in wich series would you place Ekko, I feel like he is not a very popular champ like Yasuo and Yone but has a good amount of people that play him. I also think that he is not too op and requires some skill and knowledge of the champ to perform well.

As someone who decided to play Twisted Fate as his first real champion in Season 10 and almost lost every Game with him in the begining, I can say that it is really worthwhile to play him, even if you suck at first and complain about all the bad matchups (I had a really rough time at the beginning), but because of all that suffering in the beginning, I eventually learned how to really play the game with him and he also gave me the Idea to only really play the Champions, that you almost never see in your games, so I started playing Sion and Tahm Kench Top, together with Wukong and Ornn in the top lane and as Support my trusty Rakan and Braum!

When I see my opponent choose TF I just lock in pantheon and laugh at them while they don't get to play the game

Whenever I watch these I think about how Neace would feel

Whats also interesting is that you need experience as an ADC to truly play TF as well. Vars is not wrong of how you need to be very good at positioning considering how he needs to get into auto range to truly dish out damage on a single person. He truly is the defintion of easy to learn, hard to master considering his damage output being much lower than every other mage out there and lacking in range (His Q, wild cards, is not an effective range abiltiy. its extremely slow comparative to other champions and as a squishy mage).

I'd love to see a video like this for modern smash characters

Having a TF is basically a free lane to spam gank with that point and click cc. I Love having a TF on my team because you can gank for them and they applie global pressure just as much as me. I highly recomend him

This champion is actually very weird, you never feel like you're doing a lot of Damage (well mid game you do) and yet, you do a lot of damage, I had a game that I was dealing half of anyone's health with a Q, 5 minutes later a WQ+AA Lichbane + E wouldn't do as much damage as the single Q was doing - but yet, I topped damage chart, felt very frustrating to loose that game, on the other hand AD TF is sooooooooooooooooo much fun, so powerful

Picked TF on purpose against Fizz just to prove myself. I still remember that game from 2 years ago

High quality as always

10:16 me who accidently picks a blue or red card instead of a gold card

Is be interested to see who you would label the champions to help new players in all of the other roles. Got a bunch of friends new to the game that want to get better themselves, just dont know where to first direct them all.