Despite possessing seemingly potent abilities like a passive that grants sustain and a powerful ultimate, League of Legends' Desert死神 (Doggo) remains a comparatively weak champion. This article delves into the criticisms surrounding Doggo's skillset, highlighting the underwhelming performance of several key abilities, particularly his early game weakness and lackluster scaling compared to other champions. The analysis argues that while the individual skills have merit, their combination and overall design fall short of creating a truly formidable champion.
League of Legends' roster is brimming with champions, each with unique playstyles and strengths. One champion, however, consistently raises eyebrows: Desert死神 (Doggo). On paper, Doggo boasts a compelling skillset. His passive grants a respectable 20% health regeneration, his ultimate provides powerful crowd control reminiscent of champions like Olaf and Mundo, and his other abilities seem to promise significant potential. Yet, despite these promising individual components, Doggo often struggles to make a significant impact in professional play and even casual matches. This article will dissect the reasons behind this apparent contradiction.
The core of Doggo's weakness lies in the underwhelming performance of his early-game abilities. His passive, while offering potential sustain, is ultimately a very weak early game sustain. In fact, the article claims it is arguably one of the weakest passives in the game, offering little tangible benefit in the crucial early stages of a match. This is exacerbated by his Q ability, described as effectively useless in the early game. While boasting the potential for "infinite growth", its low initial damage and slow scaling are ultimately overshadowed by other champions with faster, more impactful abilities. The writer argues that even at the high end of his Q's potential, 300 stacks, the damage is still less impressive than other champions' basic attacks and abilities. The comparison to champions like "牧魂人" (a champion who excels in early game damage) further underscores this point.
Doggo's W and E abilities also face criticism. His W, while potentially powerful, suffers from a lack of clear utility, and his E, although capable of providing control, is described as too risky to use effectively in the early game due to its potential for frustrating mistakes. Pushing too aggressively with E can leave the champion vulnerable to enemy attacks. This ultimately makes Doggo significantly vulnerable in team fights and in lane-based interactions, hindering his ability to effectively engage and disengage.
The article concludes by arguing that while each individual skill has some potential, the combination of these abilities doesn't create a truly powerful champion. Doggo is effectively a victim of poor synergy between his skills. His early game weakness, coupled with the lackluster scaling of his core abilities, leaves him struggling to compete with champions that excel in either early or late game phases. This leads to the frustrating reality of a champion with powerful individual abilities, but a comparatively weak overall package. Further, the frequent absence of Doggo in professional play suggests a widespread recognition of his limitations in the competitive environment. This analysis highlights the importance of not only individual ability design but also the synergistic interplay between abilities in creating a balanced and effective champion in League of Legends.
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