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Season 11: Seraphine Support Outplays | After All the Nerfs, Is She Still Good? | Garena LoL PH

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Hi everyone! How are you? We just reached a milestone for this channel. We now have 2,000 subscribers! Yey! Thank you so much for supporting this channel. I know I'm not the best player out there, but I do enjoy playing League of Legends with my friends, kahit pa stressful siya madalas XD.

Anyway, I haven't been playing Seraphine lately, but I do know that Seraphine and the items that players have been using on her have been nerfed several times in the past few patches. So how good is she now? To be honest, she still felt the same! *heart heart* *** Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProfEruGaming​ Follow me on Twitch: http://twitch.tv/ProfEru​ Follow me on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ProfEruGaming
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