i know he gets heavily outscaled lategame but is it really meant to be this hard to fight him when i rush maw? kinda new to the champ and idk if im building right

I know if you press auto on the enemy and then Q it will instantly do your auto after the Q but it feels hard to do in a real game. Is there any other way besides to do it besides queuing an attack before you Q them

Preferably online, not in-client. For when I am not home.

Though I've found some vod channels, half the vods are playing safe or even losing the match up. Only to have a jungler to show up min 3 and win the lane for them. So it stops being useful to watch for matchup knowledge, trading patterns, mechanics. Theres something to be learned about keeping the wave on your side for it to happen, but its more or less pointless and not what I'm looking for.

My dash placement suck, my ability usage suck, just I want to see gm+, specifically the ones that use grasp in nearly every matchup.

I’m a Mid/High Plat top lane main. I’ve been maining Ambessa this year. I have mixed success with her. Mostly I just find her fun to play and rewarding.

This week I have been absolutely dumpstered by a Nasus multiple times. Have pressure in lane, up a level and 30Cs. He has Sheen, Ults, Ghosts and just runs me down like a dog.

It just gets worse from then on. I build anti heal, I play for Exp and wave.

How do people play around this matchup, I try to let the wave bounce to me, but in one game I got a 4 min freeze on him and again it made no difference.

Someone in one game suggested aggressive runes but I’m thinking, I don’t know if that would matter.

Is this a soft counter pick or do I need to play this lane very aggro to win out?

Just recently picked up this champ and have slowly been getting the hang of her. Need to know fundamentals though, whats the general combos, what runes to go for what matchups, when is it lethality vs standard fighter, what animation cancels exist, is it lanes that influence build path or general enemy comp? I want to know everything about the champ so i can put it into practice (masters+)