New to Elise

Hi :) I've recently become bored with my usual champs so I figured I'd try some new ones - ended up thinking Elise was really cool so I've been playing her quite a lot, she has a very different playstyle to what I'm used to (Lillia is my most played), and I'm struggling to be consistent on her. Has anyone got any general advice for Elise?

At the moment it kind of feels like I either hard carry or I'm the reason we lose lmao (Since I'm used to farming junglers I'm a bit thrown by champs that sort of rely on snowballing, my farm suffers and I realllly struggle to play with losing lanes compared to if I'm someone like Lillia or I'm still reasonably confident I can carry games if I'm ahead with 3 lost lanes).

Elo wise I just kind of hover between plat 4 and plat 3, would probably be at least a bit higher if I ever got settled on champs I actually enjoy rather than getting bored of them really quickly 💀 trying to get out of that habit lmao

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u/Lanky_Confusion9003 — 11 days ago

AZALE is my really cool roguelike deckbuilder :)

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It's been in development for about a year now, probably expecting another full year until it's finished, maybe more.

Hopefully a demo within the next few months tho :)

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u/Lanky_Confusion9003 — 2 months ago

Advice against Nunu?

Eme/Dia elo, usually have an easy time winning games provided i have at least one teammate to play off (still really struggle to win with 3 losing lanes, which is part of the issue here i suppose), but when I'm against champs like Nunu, especially good ones, it feels like the game just falls away from me so quickly - i'll be ahead in gold, 2-3 levels up, getting ganks off when i can, but because of nunu spam ganking on repeat my lanes end up super far behind and it makes it hard to ever come back bc objectives become incredibly difficult to get.

I guess my question would be what more counterplay i can do, or if I should start ganking more frequently whenever i see a champ like Nunu to try to neutralise the damage a bit lmao - currently my mindset when i'm against a champ like this is he's spam ganking, getting his lanes ahead, but i'm absorbing all of my camps and a bunch of his so I'm individually strong, and when it comes to teamfights i'll hopefully be able to carry them, but it ends up being a case where the enemy just mega snowballs the leads that nunu gives them so I kind of just can't play.

tldr; nunu spam ganks, gets all enemy lanes ahead, objs are hard to secure but I'm eating both mine and his camps so I'm a lot stronger individually than he is yet still really struggle to use the lead to win because of the leads nunu gets his team - do i stick to that plan and just accept that sometimes nunu will just dominate early game so hard that the game becomes unplayable or should i alter my plan a bit to be more gank heavy to try to recover lanes, ty :)

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u/Lanky_Confusion9003 — 3 months ago

Finished flawless BSC5 boss, now it's just the random achievements left :)

Just finished spoiler boss flawless, all the difficulty and boss related achievements are now done, so just random stuff left that I can do on chill mode 0BSC :) This game is so insanely good lmao

u/Lanky_Confusion9003 — 4 months ago

RAAAAAAAAAAH (EVERY FLAWLESS BOSS DONE YIPPEEE)

The only one who even got an attack off was the archer bc the rest were stunlocked by the pistol xdd

u/Lanky_Confusion9003 — 4 months ago

Transition to Nomad from ZBrush

Hello! I'm aware this question has probably been asked a million times before but I know nomad has improved quite a lot over the years and haven't seen an answer from the last couple years so figured I'd ask - I've used zbrush for 5 or 6 years, but was considering changing over to Nomad for the cheaper price point, for anyone who has used both quite a lot, how was the transition period, is it easy enough to get used to different hotkeys, tools etc.? Thank you!

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u/Lanky_Confusion9003 — 5 months ago