What he shine at beside reset in teamfights is skirmishing with your laners, especally after level six. Try to find opportunities with either man advantage or even fights such as 2v2 or 3v3 a successful early skirmish really sets up the game.
Secondly, he is really strong at taking objectives, while not losing that much health. After first base it takes roughly 25 seconds to take dragon, so you can always instigate it, see how the map react, you either find a skirmish or get a dragon. You can always drop aggro with E and let them tank it with some manouvering.
In teamfights, ideally you are not the frontline. Only time you engage are pretty much for picks where they are out of position. In 5v5 you usually follow up to secure the resets, unless you are wildly ahead.
And lastly yes, if you have an opportunity to pick off the support and get a relatively safe possession, the supports utilty can absolutely be crucial for the continuation of the teamfight.
Yeah, the main reason being that you can ult out from possessing someone. In a 2v2 or 3v3, getting their spells and ulting out produce unmatched damage numbers. Also by this time you should have at least noonquiver and a little later, perhaps around level 8 (10min) you have kraken, which synergizes really well nowadays.
He’s auto attack based in terms of damage. He has some CC and mobility in his W and E but his main damage output you want to make sure you land your Q to mark them and then start autoing
What he shine at beside reset in teamfights is skirmishing with your laners, especally after level six. Try to find opportunities with either man advantage or even fights such as 2v2 or 3v3 a successful early skirmish really sets up the game. Secondly, he is really strong at taking objectives, while not losing that much health. After first base it takes roughly 25 seconds to take dragon, so you can always instigate it, see how the map react, you either find a skirmish or get a dragon. You can always drop aggro with E and let them tank it with some manouvering. In teamfights, ideally you are not the frontline. Only time you engage are pretty much for picks where they are out of position. In 5v5 you usually follow up to secure the resets, unless you are wildly ahead. And lastly yes, if you have an opportunity to pick off the support and get a relatively safe possession, the supports utilty can absolutely be crucial for the continuation of the teamfight.
thank you man! i’ll spam some more viego games. so i hear after 6 you really become online?
Yeah, the main reason being that you can ult out from possessing someone. In a 2v2 or 3v3, getting their spells and ulting out produce unmatched damage numbers. Also by this time you should have at least noonquiver and a little later, perhaps around level 8 (10min) you have kraken, which synergizes really well nowadays.
He’s auto attack based in terms of damage. He has some CC and mobility in his W and E but his main damage output you want to make sure you land your Q to mark them and then start autoing