A YouTube Comment BEGGED me to play full AP Gragas for a year... so I FINALLY did it 

I’m proud of you 👍

CONGRATS BABYYYY

catharsis at last

👍

Day 208, he did it ,

For the algorithm

4sho

100%

He's self conscious of our self torture

It's funny, because the last time Zwag played full AP Gragas was a year ago; and the title was also because someone had begged for full AP Gragas for a year. I'll pop back in 2024 to see if he does it again.

I miss AD Zilean guy😢

xD

His spirit has finally moved on 👻✋😢

He ded.

nah, no deathcap i don't consider this full ap build

AKA: _laughs in Florida Man._

Yo gragas sir ive got a question about your precious champ. When i land my e should i instansly blow the q or should i hit eenemy with my auto attack firsst? i mean doesst it give more damage or should i blow it up quick?

​@@caaaanejeit gives more DMV the longer it is on ground so yes u want to aa before... watch sloppywalrus he is prob best gragas in world mechanically

@@caaaaneje depends. If you can land the auto before they get out of the q, auto. The Q is your highest damage and you need to wait as long as you case before popping it (especially early game whne you don't have as much damage). But you don't want them to leave your q because you waited too long.

@@caaaanejeif you’re good enouggh you can prime your q then r them towards it and headbutt them as they cone to it

same. on hit tarric is going to be a blast

as a one trick Taric, i too hope to see this. Movement speed Taric is also fun. Enemy team have no idea what to do about a giant, glorious invincible god going 150mph into them XD

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Hi kyle

Cringe

@@inspray5307Go away Kyle is better then u

Kyle deserves his own video callout

day 335 of waiting for my dad to return

Really funny lol

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dude atleast you know how long you gotta do it now 😅

Dude's a former challenger player playing against silver and low gold 😅

No, many items are colours that go against your discovery. For example, grudge is blue and has nothing to do with mr. Everfrost too.

Ah alright! I was hoping it was something like this though, as I definitely don't have the knowledge (or quickness of mind) to figure out what the enemy is building from first glance. Do you know of any videos that teach this kind of thing? (or is it just experience?)@@thebluedragon89

​@@eldowadoSorry I didn't get a notification for your reply so I'm only now seeing it. You asked how players know what the enemies are building "from first glance" there are many factors, but yes playing the game, especially trying new champions or roles, is the fastest in-game way to learn. I will address another way later in the comment. Typically most champions have a set build and the rest of the items are based on the enemy team comp (like armor/Mr items, stopwatch vs assassins, etc) so for example when you see darius build the red whip component, you know he is building stridebreaker to catch running enemies. If you see him build sheen he's likely building tri-force, which means they intend to duel you or split push for the majority of the game. You can learn what components build into what items so you can predict "at first glance" the enemy build by going into the shop and searching up that item. After clicking it there is a section at the top that shows all the items that component can build into. This is most significant with 800-1300g components, as the cheaper ones can be more vague. However, there is still room for prediction even with those cheap items like "null magic mantle" (450g) or 2 cloth armors (300 + 300g) depending on the champion this can narrow down their build options: for toplaners, building these items are either for resistance boots, or for components such as bramble vest, warden's mail, or even an early null-magic cloak if you are playing teemo or your team is mostly magic damage-based. I mentioned earlier another way to learn, and that is through sites like op.gg or champion build guides on RU-vid or mobafire/similar sites. Looking through those when playing new champs can help you quickly learn what champions tend to build, and with youtube guides from "one tricks" of that champion you can learn *when* they build them. I hope this made sense, I haven't played the new season yet though and I know they removed mythics which makes builds a bit more varied within the first few months of that kind of change.

We like to make the game... Interesting, especially when Zwag pops off hard enough.