What am I doing here?

It' fine to play medusa with all that additional damage, you have red,yellow an orange :p

By the way I think that the spray damage build on medusa should be fine. I chose the items trying to fit her in the role of a basic attacker. At least the order should be correct...

Kriega you seem to hate me, but it's not ego it's creativity. I'm not criticising you! I try every build at jungle practice against odin bots, which at level 20 should have a little bit more protection than a "damage dealer", if you let me say that.

Feel like this is a little bit of a childish response to criticism on your build. You need to remember that your build isn't just being seen by other people who already know the game in and out. A large portion of your target audience is people who don't know how to build and are looking for guidance and the whole point is for all the guide-makers here to critique each other so we can all provide better guidance to the people who need it.

Feel like you should take into consideration what was explained in your comments section instead of acting like you've been attacked on a personal level.

Hey Plume,

While the general concept of "trying something different" is fine in a general sense, it may be slight hyperbole to say, but just mashing together random items would - in many cases - do similar things to some of your builds. Your builds tend to not have a focus, and the combination of items seem a bit random at times.

Some builds can do well with a "work decent in all kind of situations" (jack of all trades) direction. But usually those builds will also have some form of synergy with the other items and the god's kit. If you're building with a partial damage focus, for example, you might also build some protections to be bruiser, but your damage items should be supported by at least some penetration, for example. In your Horus build, incorporating items such as Void Shield or Heartseeker would fit that requirement. (And not building crits, which isn't a great idea for him)

For people that understand build concepts, it can be easy to tell if a build is going to be effective in a general sense or not. This doesn't mean you can't have some success with a bad build, but each match has many variables. You could be matched up against poor players, or players that have bad attitudes, give up, and troll/feed on purpose. Or your skill level could in fact be so good that you can still do well despite the build.

But people will typically not choose to play with a bad build. Most people, even if they're casual players, WANT to win, and want to give themselves as much of a chance as possible to do so. Playing with a build that has major issues and shortcomings is not appealing.

It may be a good idea to take a step back. Listen to the advice BranMuffin is telling you. If you have questions, let's discuss.