
Does this on-hit Black Cleaver build work?
Why would someone go black cleaver instead of rageblade on Yi?

Why would someone go black cleaver instead of rageblade on Yi?
After living in East/West and Courtyard, I can confidently say McTaggart is the worst residence out of all them. The only saving grace of this dorm building is that you are not forced to get a meal plan (buying 4 value packs for 2 meals a day is cheaper than the dining pass + more flexible).
Every single bathroom in this building is infested with these flies. There must be at least 50 per bathroom. If they ever follow you to your room, you better get rid of them before they infest it. The walls are stained by the blood of these flies from people trying to get rid of them but they just multiply.
So many sinks across multiple bathrooms are clogged, and don't expect the cleaning staff to care until a student has to go through the maintenance process to unclog them. Within 5 seconds of using a sink, expect water to start flooding.
The cleaning staff only seem to clean things on their checklist and will actively ignore messes that will cost even more money to clean in the long run. You'll see the cleanest toilet bowl right next to stained walls and whatever this is:
There are 2 showers, 6 sinks and 5 toilets for every ~24 people in a pod, so do that with what you will considering part of them will be clogged/unusable.
There are so many doors at McTaggart that are defective.
If you care about sleep at all, you better bring some ear plugs, because you WILL hear every single door opening, closing, slamming and screeching across the hall. And while the walls do a good job of negating the noise from the room next to you, the doors have 0 noise reduction. As far as sound goes, you can pretend there is no door to your room at all.
As far as the kitchen goes... If anyone ever cooks anything with even a small amount of odour, your room, even if it's on the opposite side of the pod, will smell like it. The exhaust vents on top of the stoves are also just broken or lets out such a loud noise that most don't turn it on.
There are absolutely no security cameras at McTaggart. If a crime is ever committed, there will be no video evidence. In the age of university campuses facing active threats, this is such a crappy thing for SFU to cheap out on considering it is relatively cheap to set up a security system in 2026.
If you are in McTaggart for whatever reason in the future, please familiarize yourself with the maintenance process so that you can force the building management to actually fix some of these issues around you: https://www.sfu.ca/fs/services/maintenance-requests.html .
You should only consider this residence if you do not want to use the dining hall:.
I'm looking for monitors for my Macbook, because I am experiencing blurry text on my current 2K monitor and saw that MacOS has issues with 2K 27" monitors, so looking to upgrade to a 4k. I saw this monitor on Amazon on a huge sale going from ~$1650 -> ~$900.
Are there any issues with this monitor for Macbooks, particularly when it comes to text?
I noticed in top, lethal tempo is used more, but in Jungle, conqueror is used more according to OneTricks?
There's a lot of times when I am 1v3ing the enemies and I win because lethal tempo was maxed out. But if I had conqueror, I don't think I'd have survived before I even fully stack it...
If Riot made it so that Mordekaiser's E damages the enemy without waiting for the pull, it'd make it so that Rylai's slows the enemy for better chance of pulling, or could serve as a good poke by triggering Liandry's, or could serve to consistently stack our passive before engaging.
It'd have 2 phases:
At farther ranges, it would still be a bit difficult to both do damage and pull, since the claw extension is still not instant. But, the closer enemies get, the more they risk getting slowed or poked.
Mordekaiser Jungle is disadvantaged when playing against assassins any other enemy jungler champions that gank a lot.
Other than that, he's so good at taking objectives and keeping the enemy jungler out. Never loses a 1v1 against enemy jungler, and starting mid game, he can win a lot of 1v2s.
The only thing enemies can do most of the time is run away, but with HexTech Armorplate, your ult is almost always up in every engagement guaranteeing at least one kill.
The only weakness I've really found is if the enemy jungler, usually an assassin, gets fed enough in the early game where you can't rotate fast enough to a lane.
My build: Dusk & Dawn -> Rylai's / HexTech Plate -> Riftmaker ---> Tank Items
Runes: Conqueror -> Triumph -> Alacrity -> Last Stand | Shield Bash -> Revitalize | +10% atk speed -> adaptive power -> health scaling
Summoner Spells: Exhaust + Smite. Exhaust is really useful for early game ganking when Smite doesn't have its slow effect yet.