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What's the build

i need more of these videos

I'm a new player and assumed scuttles were worth more because they also give vision. Sometimes I end up sandwhiched between the mid laner and the jungler when I contest it.

Good video, but adjust your microphone and game sound. Trying to hear you is hard, followed by very LOUD gameplay at max volume makes me want to stop watching the video.

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yo good vid

Good video man

Why you get these griefers and I get hide on bush 😂

THE ODABLOCK NAME IS TOO FUNNY AFUFUFUFUFU

Bro grifed my game when he was on Diana bc he was having fun and wasn't full build yet.

You are a deer, not a goat 😊

hec is a bit broken, but those items just amplify it.

Had the same situation a couple of days ago, feels good

great strategy. Will try. Im intersested in your coaching

if you went mid lane what would your variations for builds be?

what do you think about cosmic drive? I know it's expensive and defeats the purpose of the extra item edge..but I'm talking about it generally on Diana.

Is this build still viable on patch 14.13 or is it outdated?

Finally some truth in the league content creator sphere, yes armor is usless main reason I quit over 2 years ago (I think its been that long) my m8 recently played TK and got blown the fuc up by a full ad team with 350+ armor, same happened a game later 200 mr as udyr nuked by lb without lb even having pen DAFUQ IS THAT KANCER?!

Lotta people didn't understand what the durability update actually did. Most champions now have a base of 100+ armor starting at level 11, defaulting to 50%+ physical damage reduction by 14 minutes. Base MR didn't increase very much at all though. It is much higher value to buy MR and HP than armor. And it is ALWAYS better to buy armor pen 3rd item vs any other item on ADC (even pro players hard troll on this).

Lord dominik's regard is so overtuned. As tank you have to split between armor and mr and that's already a con, then adc builds ldr and you just melt. Even against full ad, when you build full armor they build ldr and armor becomes shit even though you invested full armor which is the logical counter to full ad comp. I hope they should look at LDR.

Well this is ESPECIALLY good on zyra jungle, considering u have INSANE clear + u can recall while plant are killing krugs, u end u'r clear at smth arround 3.15 with a dark sceal in the inventory, ty dude

actually look golden

I think I agree with the conclusion of armor items not being great, but I think there's a better mathematical argument for it (the better and more straightforward argument is just the gameplay argument that cheaper items let you finish them sooner, and finished items grant additional benefits). A brief argument in defense of Armor: If we assume that we have 2400 Health and 100 Armor without having previously bought any tank stats (so like a lvl 18 Caitlyn), a Thornmail (giving us a total of 2750 Health and 170 Armor for 7245 Effective Health) will provide significantly more Effective Health than a Warmog's (3400 Health and 100 Armor for 6800 Effective Health). Even against LDR, the Thornmail actually provides marginally more effective health against physical damage (5555 Effective Health compared to Warmog's 5440). But this gain in Effective Health against LDR is negligible, and it's only any good against physical damage. Because physical carries will pretty consistently buy percent armor penetration, and because of the fact that any good team comp should have split magic and physical damage, Health is a more efficient purchase for tankiness in most games. This excludes games where your opponent primarily has physical damage (recall that Thornmail is more efficient than Warmog's even against LDR). These numbers also only consider purchasing one tank item, since we're talking about characters like Diana that also want to build damage items. Using a bit of calculus intuition (think about the "derivative of Effective Health" with respect to Armor or Health), because Effective Health is a product of Health and Armor, Armor purchases become even more efficient after you've purchased your first tank item. Ignoring your armor from leveling up, buying straight Health will only ever give you linear increases in Effective Health. If you buy Armor proportionally to your Health purchases, then you effectively have quadratic Effective Health growth. In short, a full tank benefits more from Armor than someone who's only buying one or two tank items (like Diana). We also haven't considered percent max health damage, and so Armor again becomes even more effective than Health against this damage type. TL;DR Health is better than Armor against the average team comp if you only want to buy one or two tank items.

Title is a bit bait, don't be surprised by negative comments

The state of tanks in this game is absolutely miserable. I just had a game of Kench vs a team full of AD champions. There was not one champion who did magic damage. All AD. Seems like a simple scenario - build armor. After Heartsteel, I build Unending Despair, Thornmail, Frozen Heart, Ninja tabis, and Sunfire. Seems good, no? Absolutely not. Their Samira, who only had Lord Dominik's RUINED me in less than 2 seconds. Shredded my HP, shredded my E shiled, and killed me like I was a squishy with no armor items. I was so incredibly useless that game. It's still hard for me to wrap my head around it. What even is the point of buying AD items if I still get deleted in less than 5 seconds? What? Riot please answer me what is the point of even playing tanks anymore. This is just pathetic.

not to mention stuff like cleaver and syreldas reducing it even further. rammus with w up vs yorick is like only 300 armor when usually its 600 or so

The title is kinda click bait if you're saying this is for jg lol

Nice video! I bet the zekes/warmogs is also really good on alistar

i think everyone missed the point of this video, i feel hes talking about how hp is cheaper than armor

Doing a quick breakdown : It comes down to ehp / gold Setting up some constants: the value of HP is 2.67 gold per point of HP the value of armor is 20 gold per point lets assume a base hp of 2000 and base armor of 100 the formula to get eph is ( 1 + (armor / 100)) * hp knowing this we can set up some examples lets say we buy 50 Armor, what is our ehp? doing the math ((1 + (150/100)) * 2000) gets us 5000 eph how much is 50 armor costing us in gold? thats ez 50 * 20 = 1000 gold now we need to ask "how much gold do we need to spend in health to get the same EHP?" we need to solve for x here: 5000 = ((1 + (100/100)) * x) doing the math out it comes to 2500 as our total HP so we need to buy 500 health to get the equivalent amount of hp how much does 500 health cost? since the value of gold is 2.67 gold per point of HP we get a cost of 1335 gold for 500 hp so in conclusion, I think your math is a bit off. I don't think I missed anything but I could be wrong. of course we can also argue about Regen and how that comes into play plus other factors such as buy times but i'm not 100% sure how to math that out. tldr; assuming a base hp of 2000 and base armor of 100 getting 5000 ehp via buying hp cost 1335 gold getting 5000 ehp via buying armor cost 1000 gold armor wins at about a 300 gold difference for perspective Diana has 2493 hp and 104.1 armor at level 18 I actually love talking about this kind of stuff so let me know if i missed anything

Pinning this here because people are missing the point of this video. Yes you can buy armor and reduce the damage you take, but buying hp will always give you more EHP unless youre buying 4 or 5 tank items which is why i said unless you play top its not really valuable to be building armor. Base armor with plated steelcaps into mr with hp stack will always have more ehp...

Video title : "Why you shouldn't buy armor" Reason : "Trust me bro" You forgot % max health damages existed, how convenient? Why are you making a video about something you don't understand?

Don’t Armor Buy

Kind of wrong, they scale linearily. 100 armor gives you 100% extra hp vs physical damage (50% reduction) 200 armor gives you 200% extra hp vs physical damage (66% reduction) if you say this scales nonlinearily, then hp doesnt either its always hp * resistance

So many people understand armor wrong. It was actually tested within the year by one of those popular channels that test stuff but more armor still reduces the same amount of damage linearly. If gaining 10 armor reduces damage taken from 50 to 45, gaining 10 more reduces it from 45 to 40. The reason the % it shows you is different is because percentages don't move linearly. for example if I gain 5% damage reduction at 0%, 50% and 90%, it will do VERY different things. If I take 100 damage, 0-5% will change the damage I take by 5%. Duh. But from 50-55%, it reduces it by 10% (50 damage to 45 damage) if I have 90% it reduces it by 50% (10 damage to 5 damage). This is why % damage reduction scales better than % damage increase.

This talk about not buying armor... No, just no... I have been playing top Udyr for almost 40 straight games now (65% win rate). And I can tell you that if you DON'T buy armor after your first AP or AD item, and the team has a little bit more gold than you, you're getting folded like a lawn chair. Armor is super useful and I buy it every single game, unless their only AD carry is completely useless. Not buying armor on Udyr is just foolish. Going armor as a bruiser is absolutely crucial if you want to team fight. I understand if you want to go and one shot people, but that's not how bruisers are meant to be played. Diana can be both, but don't tell me that armor does nothing. Because it is noticeable if you play the game. Killing the opponent before they even have time to do damage is another thing. I didn't watch the whole video, but a guy mentions that you don't understand how armor works. Gaining a linear amount of % reduction with armor is not going to work. The current system is exactly how armor should be scaling in most games. You can't have tanks with 100% damage reduction at full build, or just a flat 80%, that would suck to build. As the guy says, a 1% point increase on 98% to 99% effectively halves the damage you take.

Your calculations are weird just use the league formula. 1 resistance is 1% effective hp. What is warmogs effective hp? 1000 * armor/mr depending on what type of damage their team does. Realistically warmogs is only maybe viable for passive

Bro you will almost never hit full build in a league game.

63% to 67% armor is not a 4% increase. You go from reducing a 100 dmg hit down to 37, instead down to 33. Thats a 11-12% reduction in effective damage taken (37/33=1.12). Easy way to understand this is that going from 98 to 99% dmg reduction isnt 1% better, it means you DOUBLED your EHP. Armor and MR dont have diminishing returns, the % diminishes per point of armor, but the EHP increase remains consistent. Meaning the same armor to go from 0 to 50% reduction, is the same # of armor to go from 98 to 99% reduction, because both double your phys EHP taken before you die.

Great Learning Video dude <3

i tried this build and loved it! I have a silly question for you, I'd like to play this build with a little more movement speed, do you think that its possible to change something in the runes/build (or boots) to make her faster? i really wanna chase people and be unkillable lol

In what order do you build items, you start with dark seal, But what do you build first, whis item and in what oreder you go for next items

Amazing video i need to try this build!!

What do you think about nashors - liandrys - steelcaps - abyssal - sunfire - riftmaker? Found it to be very tanky while giving really good damage. Can sell boots for deathcap as well if the scenario arises.

Was fully expecting a jinx rocket but was pleasantly surprised at the outcome 😂

goat ❤

Nice video!

Played about 3 games so far and it's quite good. Only thing I'd recommend changing is knights vow for frozen gaunt. I do get that it's 400g more, but the damage from sheen and slow makes it well worth it. Knights vow loses about 200-400g of value if you aren't using it religiously. Going this tank build I think the extra 1v1/ stick potential outweighs it unless you have an incredibly fed teammate. Wish it did have a bit better build path though.

GOAT Thanks man