they arent building armor. BC would make him deal close to true damage with high AD from the hubris stacks. plus a bit of HP against zed and kaisai that can just dive the back line

Bullet Time stacks Cleaver on everyone for free (and it helps your allies that are womboing with you as well), and the massive CDR on it gives you more Bullet Times, as well as even more Q spam and strut resets through W to play weaving at max range with Swifties for. The HP doesn't hurt to be a bit safer as you root yourself. Even if you're not in Bullet Time, just auto-Q-auto with W on is already most of the stacks, and you have Make it Rain to maintain the spacing for long enough to get the other two stacks if you really want them. In skirmishes rather than teamfights when your Ult is either on cooldown or there's not much opportunity for it because of the flanking angles in or from the jungle, being able to Press-the-Attack proc for your one or two allies to follow up while staying alive thanks to the HP so that you can live to create distance and keep spitting out Qs you get from the CDR to clean up (which also bite your HP bar back in a much smaller space of time if you've got at least your Vamp Scepter if not full Bloodthirster combined with the Cleaver HP. It's really useful to be able to force skirmishes like that to happen with your priority either before finishing your crash into tower and getting it for free with Ult or the threat of it, or the other way around to find an Ult and then have enough CDR to keep spamming Q under your E to force the issue under the enemy tower in the back half of the play, either for the enhanced waveclear if no ally with enough waveclear of their own is nearby or survived the front half of the play, or to chunk people out or outright get them killed on the followup from your Q bounce through the wave.

You're going to be missing your Last Whisper a lot in those builds, particularly the ones without Collector for a second Lethality item. If the enemy simply has no sufficiently durable members, then it's whatever, but that's not common. By the time you're going for third item, especially if not hard-fed, base armor alone plus just the opportunity for the enemy to pick up their armor makes the case for Doms a lot more competitive than you'd think without doing the math. I often find Wildarrows to be a trap because there's just no slot in the inventory or the tempo for it unless the game's already become essentially free, in which case building some more durability to insure your lead is a lot more valuable than just even more damage. It's tempting to combine it with Wildarrows, but that's a big opportunity cost to be going for two entire items before realizing the synergy. And it's not nearly as attractive on MF as it would be for someone with longer range unless the enemy is just overloaded on frontline to punish, and you somehow didn't need to get a Last Whisper into that. Stacking AD, Armor pen, CDR, and picking up your Lifesteal is just a lot more reliable in the vast majority of games.

BT rush is such a scam. Collector into IE is still way better. Better snowballing, dont say to rush BT for sustain, if youre taking a lot of dmg you need to re-evaluate ur gameplay

@@GravelordElmo The freedom to spam trade in lane and heal back to full after a single Q on the wave is not something that can be done with collector, or that needs any evaluation about the gameplay

@@GenesisX7 i understand but the problem is making unnecessary trades. mf is already a lane bully. Why not get collector w coup de grace rune n triumph. Better chance to execute and you'll still have enough hp to wipe the enemy sup aswell. Even if youre both low you can Q bounce from a minion, get 1 nice hit from Q and watch thr value come in

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I feel very similar about this too, would like to hear some more opinions, a lot of champions have healing so it also depends how many of your team has grievous wounds and who's engaging who and when etc

@@luketargett2233 I have the same opinion

why?

@@ADC_Academy it got major buffs recently, and it does synergize with Bloodthirster to protect MF's Strut if you're ever caught out or need to dump W and stat-check someone who is fed without becoming a sitting duck for follow-up from their allies, particularly from not-quite full HP that you can chunk up to full with your burst through Bloodthirster under Barrier's shield. That kind of thing can be a little niche, though. And it's not like Heal wouldn't spot you some movespeed to reposition anyway, so long as you were able to use it while not standing still. Building a Vamp Scepter item in lane does make Heal less necessary, although then again taking both can really hammer home that advantage to tip the scales of lanes you couldn't just get BF Sword first in them; or either better survive a heavy Poke lane that your support is not able to repel adequately, or keep your ability to pressure them with trades and kill threat while pushing if you were able to get the upper hand and the push. I also feel like I get more value than the average player out of my Heal usage for the benefit of other players. I am quite good at using it for the speed as much as the health when it will make the difference, and I'm very good at quickly and accurately judging both when it will make the difference in either someone escaping or successfully engaging and then not immediately dying, and when it's worth a lot to make those things happen in that combat rather than a future one within the next few minutes. It's also generally less punishing to waste when the durability is overkill than Barrier in that the HP is permanent, and it has a secondary output anyway. Although a Bloodthirster rushing build makes this significantly less relevant because the lifesteal will top you up efficiently either way. LoLalytics has been at least slightly favoring Barrier to Heal over the last few patches since the buffs. Here's a very important point, though; if you have an Enchantress as your support, Heal is statistically better on them because of their Heal Power and the fact that combining both Barrier and Heal onto a carry being targeted is so important. So you can stack your Barrier with their Heal for better guaranteed survivability, won trades, and scaling for that duo's characteristic win condition than if one of you tried to take Ignite or Exhuast for all-in scenarios when those are better options for an engage support. ~ (The secret sauce for the right 2v2 matchups and against enough dive threat from other roles in the comp on ADC has always been Exhaust, though, especially when Ghost is in the nerfed part of its balance cycle. It makes for very strong all-ins as well as denials similar to barrier when you need them. It is very very good at taxing Flashes off people with slightly weaker positioning than you. Exhaust does benefit from the statistical bias of not being a recommended pick and therefore being more often picked by players with enough experience/comfort on the champion to not just take the cookie-cutter recommendations in build, but it is just about holding winrate parity with Barrier with a reasonable sample size for MF in Global Emerald+ on LoLAlytics right now, albeit the coin-flip model 95% Confidence Interval for Exhaust is ~0.5% while it is much much smaller for Barrier given the nearly 14x pickrate. But I think that if you're judiciously taking Exhaust into only the correct matchups and comps for it, you might be doing better than even the MF players who take it, but maybe default to it more often than you do. I have straight-up killed so many people as MF in embarrassing fashion in the 2v3 or 1v2 when they try to gank me because of Exhaust, and then demoralized the people trying to pincer me in the jungle, or punish me for forcing a tower siege and collect my shutdown later on in the mid-game. You've just got to be at enough of a range parity and not too much of a sustain disadvantage in the 2v2 lane matchup, which Vamp Scepter helps with; I used to do this a ton when I used to rush Eclipse back when it still had Omnivamp. And you're incentivized to take Exhaust as a tie-breaker when the enemy has divers on the map who aren't going to burst you from out of stealth before you can hit your summoner. It also helps if they don't have any artillery mages. The more enemy melees, the more potential Exhaust has to style on skirmishes or singlehandedly counter engagements in teamfights once you have a Bloodthirster shield .)

@@ADC_Academy Because it got buffed so its cooldown is way lower. It has more impact now rather than heal.

ER is not necessary. But especially with Conq, ER allows you to spam more spells for stacks

sounds fun:)

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items are everything in league imo tho

@@ADC_Academy everybody got their own views. Some champs are more dependent on them. Particularly life steal bruisers like irelia and burst mages like ahri. Not saying they don't help but unless you're hard countered to the point you are struggling to do damage, you don't need them as much as you do in other games. Dota2 you live and die by not only having items, but having the correct ones. Far more impactful to the game. MF is just a broken champ as long as she's not facing heavy engage or long range. In league you can build almost anything and get away with it. As long as you're not trying to build something stupid like kraken slayer on malzahar.

who tf asked the opinion of a dota loser lmao always wining about their shitty dead game

@@AlejandroLopez-ze8gu why so angry, dota is a very fun moba with lots of intricacy whereas league is more of an arcade style moba with very minute intricacies revolving around champ mechanics. I play both, I don't understand the rivalry and the insanity of league players.

@@arthurakopyan8218 shut it nerd no one asked

I think it about Draven

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