As usual I used parts posted by other people and tried to cobble together the most survivability I could.

Also I hate using hasten, espcecially when there is something else I would rather have on suto fire (SS - Rage, SD - Active Defensed, etc).

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Thots imgur 3 comments share save hide report 67 Upvoted This thread is archived New comments cannot be posted and votes cannot be cast Sort by best level 1 348,157 Ionia is overrepresented 7 points 2 years ago Showing the end game screen of a game where you won is pointless since Yasuo is inherently feast-or-famine and incredibly good scores are common, regardless of your build.

Your build is decent, but I wouldnt go for overgrowth and conditioning since they both scale with tank stats (which you do not get enough of).

Getting lifesteal and health together is counterintuitive, because lifesteal amplifies the value of the healthpool you already have and they do the opposite of increasing each others value.

You want resistances more than health on yasuo, so Id get mawmerc scim and GA rather than steraks and bloodthirster.

NEvertheless, the individual items you buy are all ok choices for Yasuo, and they dont have dissynergy - health stacking is what you do need if you go steraks, since it scales with bonus health - and its tenacity is always appreciated.

Go fleet footwork if you want overheal, and in the resolve secondary you mostly want unflinching, second wind and iron skinmirror shell to deal with hard matchups.

While I agree the dmg can be more effective than the power, but the question how much more effective.

In the past I remember power had a diminishing return, and because of some complex math I do not understand 1dmg was equal to about 3000 power and this was back when power was 400:1.

Now power is stated as 1000:1, so does 3000 power 3dmg and if not, why doesnt it is there a point when power starts to diminish in return, if so what point.

Once you have 100,000 power, that addition 1000 power adds less than 1 due to the previous power amount also adding to the damage increase.

Unlike other stats, there is no counter stat to power, but also no cap.

Power is also only one part of the total damage equation, so that 1 damage increase to power ends up only being a fraction.

Unlike damage increase gear that affects the whole equation at once.

For more in depth math behind it, here is a useful tool created by Janne.

The percent increase in damage due to adding more power is: p(100,000p) x 100 where p is the increase in power, and p is your initial power.

As your power increases, the percent increase in damage decreases.

If you have 50,000 power, and you add 2,000 more power, your percent increase in damage is 1.33.

If you have 100,000 power, and you add 2,000 more power, your percent increase in damage is 1.

If you have 150,000 power, and you add 2,000 more power, your percent increase in damage is 0.8.

Etc.

Power does increase 1 per 1k, but its additive, instead of multiplicative like buffs.

If you have 50k power, your damage is multiplied by 1.50 (1 power100000).

If you add 3k power to that, 3 is added to the multiplier, so it becomes 1.53.

However, if you compare the old and new multipliers, youll see that the new is only 2 higher than the old (as 1.531.50 1.02).

So your damage will be only 2 higher.

So, there isnt a predefined curve, but power being additive makes it lose effectiveness as your current Power increases.

The common mistake new players make is to think that the listed power damage multiplier is real.

You have to add an additional 100 to whatever your listed percent is.

That then, is your real damage multiplier.

The power damage multiplier augments all other damages.

In that sense, its multiplicative, just like a 3 damage multiplier from gear.

I say potentially cause it will be further modified by enemy defenses and any other buffs debuffs that are occurring.

It takes a huge amount of small bonuses to start multiplying out of their additive range.

Ten 1 boosts, for instance, gives a combined 10.4 boost.

A thousand 1 boosts would give you a 2,095,815 boost due to the power of exponential stacking.

So, if your character had a thousand 1 boosts it could probably 1 hit any boss in the game.

A 1000 boost would be pretty darn good too, but not as good as a thousand 1s.

Adding a 3 boost to 500 means: 5.00 x 1.03 5.15 (gives you 15 extra base damage instead of 3) Top end players are hitting a combined total damage modifier of about 1000.

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