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Not all of us can say we played this game from beta (me being one such
person). In fact, the majority of the games growth didn't come about until
last year. Because of this, many people never got the chance to enjoy some of
the broken mechanics that made this game one of the most raged at titles of
all time. Let's take that trip down memory lane, and check out 10 old
mechanics from League of Legends!


If you ever played DotA then you know exactly what it is to deny your
opponent. For those of you who haven't played DotA, denying is killing your
own creeps before the enemy hero can last hit it for gold. For some odd
reason, only one champion in LoL had the power to deny. And that champion was
Gangplank with his Raise Moral ability (E). In order to use the ability you
were required to kill an allied minion or summoned pet. Thus, Denyplank was
born. By killing your own minions you deny your lane opponent gold and
experience. Check out the video below, and take notes on how to be an asshole
…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rrivQJBLWws

Yes, they stacked… This was a sad time for League of Legends. It was not
uncommon to see half of the players in a game stacking Sunfire Capes. It
seemed like this problem went on forever too. Imagine a stealth champ running
circles around your team with several Sunfire Capes burning down your
squishies… Actually, screw imaging that, just watch the video below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVAi08_G0Tc

One of the most frustrating things in this game is landing a perfectly placed
skill shot just to have Morg shield your target moments before the ability
hits. Imagine if her shield removed all debuffs in addition to making the
target spell immune. Well, it did. Pop that shield on your stunned carry, and
now that carry is cleansed of cc and has spell immunity. Morg was a beast of
an AP carry and had arguably the best support spell in the game. Black Shield
has since been nerfed to it's current rendition. Morgana is still continually
a ban/pick in solo queue.
http://wac.450f.edgecastcdn.net/80450F/wgrd.com/files/2012/02/black-shield.jpg

Early on in League of Legends, the brush layout was a little different. And
by different, I mean much more prevalent. And by much more prevalent, I mean
friggin insane. Just look at the brush layout!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6zX7ThrLYng

Recently Morello made the statement: “that was the day Riot games learned
the cost of putting out-of-class abilities … on classes that didn't have
access to it.” That was referring to Sona's AOE CC ultimate. But I think
they learned that lesson when they released Ezreal. His entire kit was full
of out-of-class abilities at the time. Ezreal was a true jack of all trades.
He had a heal on an AD carry and he could also be played as a hybrid or
straight AP.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rIUF9jJoLsA

If you didn't have a chance to experience this item, then you never had a
chance to experience an invincible Udyr. Every ability you used caused locket
to proc for a heal and some mana restoration. After several nerfs the item
was eventually removed. The following music video was made with Udyr as a
result…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn7pceX_Mnk

WTF!? When did this ever seem like it was a good idea? Let's take a summoner
spell, buff it, then make it an ability that can be learned at level 1. Real
terror TF from beta…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gM_m6V40UsM

Yes, at one time there was such a thing as mana burn in League of Legends.
Wit's End was/is an anti-AP item, but the mechanics of the weapon have
changed drastically in recent times. Currently Wit's End stacks MR the more
you attack. Originally the item burned off 40 mana per attack on the target.
In theory you would target a mage and burn off their mana pool. In practice
the Wit's End would be used to burn off all of the tank's mana pool since
tanks don't stack mana. Needless to say, this mechanic was found to be a
little OP. The item was originally intended to be anti-mage, but it instead
was used to starve tanks of mana. Riot decided that this needed to end, and
then the new Wit's End was born.
http://wac.450f.edgecastcdn.net/80450F/wgrd.com/files/2012/02/burn-copy.jpg

Dat flash… It's gone through several different renditions since the
beginning of LoL. First it had a range of about half a screen and popped
projectiles. Then they removed the projectile popping mechanic. And finally
they nerfed the range to where it is now. Back in the day you used to be able
to pull off flash combos like in the video below.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CuUdhp_x0I

MEGA SUSTAIN SUPER BORING GOLD FARMING TOP LANES FTW!!! Watch the video below
of Pros vs Riot. Look at the GP/10 items on the pros. That is why they made
the passive unique. Although, I do miss multi-philo Poppy and HoG stacking J4.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g6dOK5a8hsg

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哈哈哈  我是去年九月左右才加入LoL的

這些東西我全部沒看過  看看還真的挺有趣XD

真的  要平衡一個遊戲又要讓遊戲多元豐富又有趣真的很難啊...:P

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