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Apr 17 12 tweets 5 min read Read on X
The new patch is here and brings many changes that significantly alter how you should play the game.

Most players haven't adjusted to these changes yet, and they're losing LP because of it.

Here are the top 5 changes in Patch 14.2 of Set 14 🧵// Image
Zeri Exotech Items

This patch brought a round of updates to all the Exotech items. Zeri's previous best items, Flux Capactor and Pulse Stabilizer, both received minor nerfs, and Holobow received significant buffs. Image
Comparing the two builds on this patch (Holobow + Pulse vs Flux + Pulse), we can see the Holobow build performs 0.6 average placements better than the old BIS.

Builds with Flux are still decent, but when playing Exotech, prioritize playing the comp when offered Holobow. If you don't have Pulse, make sure you have IE on Zeri so her clones can crit and benefit from the crit chance.Image
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These are Veigar's item stats on 14.1b. Image
These are Veigar's item stats on 14.2. Image
On the previous patch, Veigar had a bug where his spell could not critically strike even if he had a source of spell crit (JG, Lotus). This made builds with spell crit really really bad and made full mana builds much better.

74% of people Diamond+ are still building Nashor, but on this patch, the stats are clear: the best build is Guardbreaker + JG. All other builds come second.Image
The largest buff to a single unit goes to Jarvan IV. He received a buff to his AD, Shield, and Spell AD Ratio. He basically does double the damage, and is a bit tankier than the previous patch. These changes make Jarvan quite a desirable item holder.

(This board is 6 streak on 5-2 btw)Image
While his best end game build is as a Utility tank for the Vayne/Senna comp, he is a very respectable item holder throughout stage 3 and stage 4 for any AD melee units (Rengar items or Zed items). Jarvan 2 might be better than both Rengar 1 and Zed 1, so consider using him until you have your real carry.Image
There's been a gradual shift from Rengar Executioners to Rengar Street Demons at high elo. The benefit of playing Street Demons is that

a) Rengar is a lot tankier
b) You get to carry Jinx
c) You get to trio carry Brand

On level 7 you play 7 SD when you find Brand and Neeko, and prioritize 3 item Rengar + 3 item Jinx, then 3 item Brand.

Executioner emblem is a great replacement for IE as it allows Jinx to piece 40% of her target's amour (this stacks with armour reduction).

Level for Vex on 8.Image
Last but not least are the buffs to the weaker Circlets! These augments used to be very weak and were almost never the correct take excluding prismatic trait circumstances.

With better units and an extra component added onto the weak circlets, these augments are much stronger now (note the higher winrate ones such as Exotech/Anima/SD were not buffed).Image
I would recommend taking Circlets when you can immediately empower your board on the turn you take it.

For example, in this spot Bastion Circlet is a fairly good take because you immediately get a Sejuani to replace Mordekaiser and use the Circlet to hit 4 Bastion this turn. Bonus points if you can use the Belt to make an item right away.Image
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Apr 14
The most important strategic decision you make in every game of TFT is what comp you are going to play.

Most players have no idea how to select what comp to play, and there are almost no guides on how to do this properly.

Here's my comprehensive guide to line selection🧵// Image
Line selection is choosing what comp you're going to play, and how you are going to get there.

Choosing what comp you're playing is crucially important for building items, picking augments, and holding units.

There are the 4 aspects of line selection to consider:

1. Units
2. Items
3. Meta (What the best comps/units are)
4. Putting it all together
Units

Line selection begins with the units you're presented with in the early game. Throughout stage 1, between your orbs and your shops, you should be constructing the strongest single opener you can.

That means holding pairs, and synergies for your most likely backline/frontline duo.

Extra gold can be spent holding alternative options, but I would not give up a pair of my strongest opener to hold a single unit of a different opener.
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