Talk:Sivir/@comment-24971427-20180226020928/@comment-4091261-20180427033027

There exists the situation where she is as manly as and actually directly attacks them. In which case, maxing even more powerful than maxing, merely due to being enhanced by a.

While this may seem limited, it's common for the extremes of randomly getting fed to occur. In which case, it is actually more reliable to max since it isn't a skillshot. Even so, this case does not require the enemies to fuck up. It's quite possible to trade autoattacks effectively if the player is skillful with aggression.

Main reason I'm highlighting this at all is because I find that the passive playstyle of maxing is horrifyingly weaker than playing passively with  maxed. may have its deceptive benefits, but is hands down the better mid-game ability.

Having at a low rank when it matters the most is such a travesty. What you think is that it would do moderate enough damage to let get some kills, but what you really get is a pathetic boop nearly as weak as her autoattack.

It's as shameful as when does less damage than an autoattack. Many times will you see that you throw that boomerang at a low health enemy and they get away with a sliver of. It's a terrible feeling.

In the end, the edge damage potential of a strong is more influential at zoning than massive waveclearing from. It comes at a surprise to aggressive enemies when gets a. Suddenly, that weak boop becomes a nuclear bomb. What's even more terrifying is that actually get kills from this surprise damage.

That alone is enough reason to usurp any kind of justification for. will never safely get kills from maxing. The most she will ever see it do is force the enemy back when she's playing passively.

No matter how you think about it, it makes no sense to max, given the opportunity cost, when you are going to be passive. Even logically, maxing naturally implies pushing harder given the kind of stats ranking it up gives. When did pushing harder mean not being aggressive? At minimum, it would be considered passive aggressive.