wat bout Hecarim he isnt "OP"

He's underpowered from my experience with him. His W needs a buff considering kog's %hp damage, plus kog can just DPS to get the most out of it where Varus has to use another ability to proc it. It's a fun/cool concept but he just seems overall slow.

Plus, arrows are SLOWWW. His Q is as well.

Yes. If you have a clue in how to build/play him, Varus melts faces ridiculously fast. Up there with Kog, when doing testing.

If i was a game company id try to make most of the champions op so they sell and before you nerf dont show any sign of nerfing so they sales continue. but i like money

why are people comparing him to kog? he isn't kog. it is apples and oranges.

i am sure he will be just fine. he might need some tweaks, but then again what champ doesn't need tweaks here and there.

He has a long range poke with Q that scales up on damage.
He has a nice passive that works.
He has an AOE slow that works with his passive.
he has an ult that can disable teams in a team fight and do extra damage across the board.

plus i think he has some decent ratios.

other thing is if he needs tweaks he will get them as well.

I used to criticize Riot for the consistent release of seemingly OP champs that later require nerfs. If it is a way to make money, though, I can't really fault them. But then it occurred to me, they can't really know exactly how a champion will fit in the scheme of things without lots of pro player testing. I think they figure it is better to be on the safe side and release a champion a little bit stronger than average. I say on the safe side because as much as the community criticizes Riot for releasing a strong champ, they absolutely eviscerate Riot for releasing a weak one. Ultimately, I think it satisfies the community if the released champs are perhaps a bit too strong.