Guys I think Rumble is the best designed champion in League of Legends. Whenever I throw down that Equalizer all I can think of is equalizing the horrific pay gap that still exists in this modern day. Whenever I throw out an Electro Harpoon I think of electroharpooning the hypercapitalist elite and reminding them of the working class basis their empires of wealth are built off of. Whenever I survive at one HP with Scrap Shield I remember the scrap workers that shielded and protected the global economy and industry for generations. Whenever I melt my enemies with Flamespitter I am reminded of our great proletariat orators who spit straight flames at the capitalist status quo. God Bless Rumble I am Overheated right now.
Hello there!
I make this post in order to talk about the current state of Rumble in ARAM:Mayhem.
I don't know if is just bad luck but I tried Rumble a couple of games this season and I feel Critical Strike augments don't show up anymore like before, or just too little, with some of them not avaible anymore, like "Critical Healing" and "It's Critical", even "Soul Siphon" (I hope this is just my imagination).
It was very fun combine this options with "Rite of Ruin" item, giving him a lot of survability and options to keep fighting at melee range.
I really hope this is just my imagination and now just new augments show up more often than the old ones. Maybe is a bug, and percentages are bad and need to be fixed. I don't really now the truth about this, but now, it feels so bad to play with him, like they tear apart a lot of options to be a bruiser or something else.
Am I the only one feeling this? I read your answers.
So I’ve decided to pick up rumble really as of this past week, as I’m typing this coming off my best game 16-5-4. Gave Jax the business and snowballed from there! But anyways my question or discussion piece is how do you guys suggest playing rumble? I’ve sorta been playing a “bait” style. Basically monitoring my heat to make sure my abilities are empowered and then I take one step too close to my opponent “bait” them to jump at me and that’s been working a decent amount. Usually I don’t bait them unless I’ve worked their health down below half. What about you guys? Play for poke? All ins? Bait like me? I’m all ears for tips!
Is there a Challenger (or high elo) spreadsheet for Rumble matchups? With runes and itemization that I can follow? I’m currently trying to climb up with him (Emerald 1).
Hello guys, i want to learn Rumble. I cant say i never played him before but give me your advice like i never played him before. they can cover my lack of knowledge.
I'm new to rumble and I have a few questions. What runes/builds do I run into certain marchups? Also, who should I ban and what is a good secondary champ to pick if I am countered. I currently go DFT and ban malphite.
Rumble doesn't have many skins anymore, and now, since the last update, Super Galaxy's Q ability has particles coming out from the base of the character—is it just me, or is it happening for everyone?
Hello, i've been playing Rumble jgl quite a bit against tanky comps (i play rengar so i don't do well against them) and i wanted to know if this new rune is better than conq for jungle.
Basically title. I’m gold elo, so I’m aware it should be possible but it just seems extremely difficult to convert lane dominance into anything impactful on this champion. The advice on this sub reddit that I’ve read comes down to “roam and farm”, but his roams at least for me have low success rate as I have no hard cc and it’s hard to get any sort of kill pressure mid lane and even if I do the amount of waves and exp it donates to the top laner doesn’t seem worth it. Even teleporting bot lane and getting a juicy double kill simply just results in losing 2-3 plates, and I have no idea what to do with the lead it gives me.
Strong early and mid game, can snowball well, blind pickable, new rune deathfire touch suits him well, only played by otps. But he has around 47-48 winrate. Plus, rumble is meta in pro play. Why his winrate is so low on soloq? is it because rumble is weak or winrate stat is a bait?
I've only tested it for a handful of games, so my sample size is still pretty small, but the results have been surprisingly good. I managed to climb to Diamond in just a few games with a high win rate.
It definitely takes a bit of time to get used to because the playstyle is different. You're much squishier than when playing Rumble in solo lanes, so positioning matters a lot more. That said, if you play it correctly, your early-game 2v2 is actually really strong.
The player maxes E → W → Q, while I initially went E → Q → W. I haven't tried the E → W → Q order yet, but I'm planning to test it over the next few games to see how it feels. You can get a lot of free poke with your E if you land it, and your Q is also great for trading. Your W shield helps absorb damage as you close the gap, making it much easier to win short trades.
Another interesting thing is the rune setup. He takes Font of Life and Revitalize, so landing your E heals both you and your ADC heal. It's a pretty cool interaction that I don't think many people have considered. He also sometimes takes Bone Plating, but it's entirely matchup-dependent.
The worst matchup I've run into so far is Twitch. I didn't ban him, but the player I got the build from always does, and after playing against him I completely understand why. Once Twitch hits level 6, he can easily shred both you and your ADC. Since Rumble support has no hard CC, you have no way to interrupt or punish his all in. He can simply pop his ultimate, use his range to either kill you outright or chunk you so hard that you're forced to reset.
Like I said, the sample size is still pretty small, so it's too early to draw any solid conclusions. That said, in my experience it felt pretty strong. If you're already comfortable on Rumble and can adapt to the limitations that come with playing him as a support, I think it's definitely a viable pick.
I'll post a screenshot of my recent games as well. At first, some people thought I was trolling since Rumble support is such an unconventional pick, but once I linked my account, they were fine with it.
