Didn't realize it but she has good ratio's for AP. INNATE: Nami's abilities grant Movement speed icon.png 90 (+ 20% AP) bonus movement speed Q: 50% AP W: 50% AP (dmg) 25% AP (heal) E: 60% AP R: 60% AP A scaling Shureyla passive and a 220% AP ratio is not bad for a champ that has as much CC and healing as nami. Nami needs to set up an attack while robin just needs to say a few words but even then robin has alot of techniques which would help like she could just use hanagasa or sprout arms to quickly move her out the way. Robin is a really bad matchup for nami since she could easily disarm her then clutch since nami doesn't have enough strength. Inability to perceive changes in one’s own feelings, behavior or personality (”lack of insight” or anosognosia) Overuse of substances like alcohol or drugs. Multiple physical ailments without obvious causes (such as headaches, stomach aches, vague and ongoing “aches and pains”) Thinking about suicide.

Nevertheless, all champions are good in "modern league". And Nami has kept up fine, there can be some modernization to her kit, she has received some recently, and she is in a good spot, both balance and design wise. You will rarely see her on the patch notes lists, she still has such a stable and fun kit to play with, and that is what still

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theres no wrong way to play nami so dont worry! while mandate does give her a lot more burst/ally damage potential since it procs on q e and r, that doesnt mean that going for a more enchanter approach is bad. id say play whatever kind of playstyle you enjoy the most, even if it technically is a bit worse for the champion itself. the more healy approach can even be better in some situations
So I'm gonna have to go with bad ex although I do like Nami. Fax bro. He would have also baited your dodge before going bounceman. a lot of (especially newer) players with high level EXs don’t try to get any better at the game and kind of just assume that having a really good EX will auto win the game for them. Overall nami is probably the best enchanter rn. justinjay022 • 2 yr. ago. Depends on the Jhin and how well the nami can land bubbles in lane. peachyyyna • 2 yr. ago. tbh i think generally nami/draven is strongest, though draven is pretty bad rn, nami/vayne is pretty good, and personally i enjoy nami/twitch. 1.
Nami is a jack of all trades, and while she takes a while to get the hang of, she's still not too difficult at all. As for bubble landing, try to combine that with your E, they'll be easier to land when the enemy's slowed. Try to predict the enemy's movement and aim the bubble there, and if you're being chased, it's good to aim the bubble "on
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Tho, nami jhin is very squishy so it's best into poke lanes where you both have more pressure than all ins. Nami draven is also pretty good tho, (and this is the case with vayne too,) his cc could accidentally deny yours if you don't have good synergy/ communication so that is something to look out for! Lucian also really appreciates nami.
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Mandate does the most dmg for Nami simply because of how well she uses it, so I would stick to that even for AP builds. It also gives +15 AP per legendary item for its mythic passive, which is the most AP that a mythic passive gives (even more than Everfrost's +10AP per legendary), which should not be slept on because Nami's AP ratios aren't terrible (for an enchanter at least)

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