Take note of when his windwall is down and ping your jungler to help, if he doesn't come it's no biggie as the wave should still be frozen and you can keep farming safely. Without enemy minions yas can't maneuver through the lane nearly as well. If the yas us there your waveclear probably won't match his if he tries to prevent it and you'll probably lose most fights you get into.įinally, ask for ganks, so long as your wave is near your tower a gank against yas should go smoothly. Roaming, basically if i'm playing a yas lane i look to roam ideally after yas has backed/i've just shoved in and have a fair amount of health and cds. TABIS get tabis early as you can manage, they'll help deny his damage and ensure more favorable trades for you. max your E, when yas comes close with his dash use e to pop sheild or deal chip damage, as you lane this should stack u until he reaches the point where you can all in with ignite and snowball from there.įreeze the wave near your tower (if you don't know how there's plenty of tutorials on youtube) doing this forces the yasuo to overextend and be vulnerable to ganks while at the same time keeping you out of harms way most of the time. Next up, this ones a tip preached by azoh, laceration, and zaya shadow.

next is to ensure that your q doesn't get blocked by windwall, if they have to go through passive shield it's less ideal but the damage will still be there for the ult pop. If you get into a fight with yas there are two critical things, first is to dodge his q's, so long as he can't stack his 'nado he can't knock you up and ult. So, in order to beat most of them patience is the name of the game, just wait for them to fuck up and they will gift the kills to you (this requires a fair amount of experience so you have to play the matchup a bit before you can recognize it) In my experience most yasuos will eventually outplay themselves, almost all of them seem to have an inherent desire to chase highlight plays. A good yas will use windwall when his passive is down to block weq then rely on passive to go through the rest of your regular q poke to avoid ever losing a trade.

In my experience, zed vs yasuo is an extremely skill intensive matchup that requires a lot of effort to go even, much less pull ahead. Any tips or showcases of a certain strategy would be appreciated. I understand that for most of you here this may seem like child's play but I'm really struggling out here. I get that the idea is to sidestep his q and attempt to lane my q or bait his windwall but what do I do when the guy starts spamming e around all the minions and i have no idea where he will dash to, it also ends up cancelling my auto attacks and my r ends up doing nil damage if I happen to try to all in him. But whenever I do so,the yas begins to play super aggressive to stop me from shoving or potentially all in me. I usually want to try shoving the lane to start roaming. Jg gank is a thing as ur trying to freeze Lane but in bronze solo queues. I know that I can just ban that champ and be done with it or play another champ like talon to better win the lane but I want to try my best to win the match up or at least not get 20 Cs or more behind every game I play against that yas lane. As of this moment I'm currently ranked in bronze and have so far been successful in winning games there except for when a yasuo match up comes in. I started playing league during the end of season 8 and went straight to trying zed after ahri in the tutorial after having matched against a zed player cus I thought' 'holy shit.

Zed vs yasuo