Reign of Gaming

All of the above.

I don't believe in capitalism. It sounds great in theory, but it fails utterly when put into practice.

Play Master Yi and run teleport/smite. Duo Q with someone who plays someone like Leona or Thresh or Blitz who will start a fight the moment they send 2-3 guys to go stop your crazy splitpushing butt.

At low ELO they call The Blind Monk "Free Win Lee Sin".

So I just got out of a game as jungle Alistar in 3v3's. I was three levels behind the rest of my team, but we crushed them and I ended 3/2/11 and I was on equal level with the enemy team. I dunno, it seems like in theory jungle Ali might work in 3v3's, jungle is Season 2 easy, no wards so you can't predict the coming of those deadly ganks. What do you guys think?

Jarvan has been my go-to jungler for a good deal of this season, and one of my favorites last season. Just an all-around great jungler with a variety of build paths available to him and absolutely deadly ganks.

I think players who get annoyed at "toxic" champions and their various degrees of being a jerk need to relax their poopers and admit to themselves that if they were playing those champions they'd be having just as much fun as these guys. I don't like the word "toxic" because I feel like by using it you're in essence trying to shame the champion and anyone who picks them when the fact is characters like Teemo, Vlad, Shaco, etc. have some of the most unique and fun kits in the game and are actually a blast to play.

Sup?

So one of my favorite champions ever is Alistar. I'm a jungle main, and last season Alistar was my favorite jungle pick. Then Season 3 rolled around and..... yyyyyeahhhh. I had to move on. The problem is, I still love putting the Mad Cow to work.

Right now I'm Silver V and I still do normals a lot more than I do ranked, something I always tell myself I have to fix. This question is centered around ranked because, even though I mostly do normals, I see normals as a place where everyone should just do what they want and let it all hang loose. Ranked is slightly more professional because E-pride is hanging precariously in the balance. After jungle, my most played position is support partially because I suck at csing (I blame too much time in the woods) and mostly because I think there's a secret part of me that's an intense masochist with a martyr complex that loves when people treat me like I'm dirty and worthless and expendable and loves putting their life on the line for THE CAUSE.

Anyway, I'm looking to expand my support palate because, in ranked, I've mostly only played Sona, though outside of ranked I play Zyra, Leona, Thresh, and Lulu. I've never really given support Alistar much thought, but I've come to miss the Mad Cow so much, I have to wonder how he's faring in Season 3 Solo Q. So basically, is support Alistar worth picking in Solo Q? Or should I stick with other champions I know just as well (like Lulu or Thresh) because they're strictly better?

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"SURRPRIIIIIIISE... I'm black." - Jax

Agreed. I only ever play Trundle when I have at least one guy in my corner who knows how to work with Trundle ganks. Except for now because I'm loving how Trundle feels...

Though I have to wonder if the QoL buffs will actually help Trundle out in the pro scene. It was different last season when all the top junglers were able to stand up to Trundle toe-to-toe in their own jungle. But all the popular ones right now are much more easily bullied around in their own jungle by the guy and Nasus would get wrecked by someone creeping around, stealing his farm.