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So I've been trying to play Poppy in the top lane recently and I've been getting hammered (pun intended) by pretty much everything. Combined with the luck of not getting ganks from my jungler (I know it's not the jungler's job to win lane for me, but I little pressure would be nice now and then), the enemy jungler camping me, and the fact that I'm still unused to the ranged nerfs on her E and passive (and the removal of the reset), it's been a frustrating experience.

I reached mastery rank 5 with Poppy in the jungle before she was nerfed. With the removal of the AA reset, I found myself getting annoyed in my clears and decided to play her Top (where she was meant to be played as everyone tells me). And in top I feel like she has the same problem that Illaoi has: She relies on your opponents making mistakes to actually bring much pressure.

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I've been running my normal offensive tank Masteries of 12/0/18 with Grasp and Oppressor. But I've been thinking about swapping to 0/12/18 since I can't land enough CC to make oppressor worth it. A lot of guides (which still reference her AA reset so I can't find many up to date) recommend attack speed runes and grabbing thunderlords for some kind of assassin like playstyle.

I don't want to play Poppy like an assassin, I want to play her like a tank that at least has reasonable damage in trades. Like how I play Sion or Shen. I don't want to play Poppy like how people play Jarvan, by building mainly damage and diving like an assassin. The only offensive items I ever really like building on Poppy are BC (she's actually pretty powerful once she gets this), Maw, and/or Steraks (since Maw and Steraks don't stack anymore) and I tend to rush defensive items first (Which sucks when fighting an AP champion since she doesn't have enough innate sustain to make me see Visage as worth it, leaving her with Banshee's which doesn't feel that great with 300 health).

Poppy Playtime is an unreleased horror game that has been a hot topic of discussion in many gaming communities. The game is set in an abandoned toy factory, where you play as a former employee who wants to find out what happened to his colleagues who disappeared 10 years ago. You'll have to use the GrabPack, a device that allows you to manipulate objects and electricity with two prosthetic hands, to solve puzzles and avoid getting caught by the vengeful toys that roam the facility.

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Poppy Playtime is an episodic horror video game developed and published by American indie developer Mob Entertainment.[a] The player takes the role of a former employee of toy-making company Playtime Co., who revisits its abandoned toy factory 10 years after its staff's disappearance. The player navigates through a first-person perspective and must solve puzzles, some requiring a gadget named the GrabPack, to progress while avoiding various enemies.

The first chapter was released on Steam for Microsoft Windows on October 12, 2021, and later ported to Android and iOS on March 11, 2022, the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 on December 20, 2023, and the Nintendo Switch on December 25. The second chapter was released for Microsoft Windows on May 5, and for iOS and Android on August 15, with a third set to be released in 2024. All chapters after the first will be released as downloadable content. The game garnered positive reviews for its gameplay on its initial release, but the second chapter received mixed reviews for its numerous bugs. Additionally, the developers received harsh criticism for announcing non-fungible tokens of in-game content.

Poppy Playtime is a horror video game where the player plays as a former employee of Playtime Co. who returns to the abandoned toy factory of said company after receiving a letter from the staff who were thought to have disappeared 10 years ago.[2] The player discovers that the factory is filled with toys who are alive and malicious towards them,[3] and starts looking for a way to escape the premises.[4] Various VHS tapes can be found throughout the factory, each one giving a more in-depth explanation of the story.[5]

The game utilizes multiple puzzles throughout, which the player must solve in order to progress further, with some requiring a gadget named the GrabPack, a backpack that can be equipped with two extendable hands which can be used to pull and reach objects from a far distance, conduct electricity, and access certain doors;[6][7][8] in Chapter 2, it can also be used to swing across gaps and, with a green hand obtained during gameplay, transfer electricity between sources.[9]

The player receives a package that contains a VHS tape, which shows a commercial for the titular doll Poppy Playtime and tours of the factory before abruptly cutting to spliced-in footage of graffiti of a poppy, and a letter from the missing staff, requesting them to "find the flower". They then enter the abandoned toy factory and, after solving the code to a security door, acquire the GrabPack, which they use to unlock the door to the lobby. After entering the lobby, the player is introduced to Huggy Wuggy, who is on display in the center of the room. While trying to unlock one door in the lobby, the power suddenly cuts, forcing them to restore power in the power room.

After heading back to the lobby, they discover that Huggy has disappeared from his display. The player then restores power to a control panel in order to control an overhead crane and retrieve the right hand of the GrabPack, which they use to unlock a hatch to a conveyor belt that leads to the "Make-a-Friend" section of the factory, where they restore power to the machinery and manufacture a toy. They then place the toy in a scanner and open a door to a hallway which, after the player enters, Huggy suddenly appears from and chases the player through the vents. After reaching a dead-end, the player pulls down a box and breaks part of the conveyor belt, causing Huggy to fall to the bottom of the factory. They then head to the aforementioned graffiti and open a door to a hallway, leading to a room where they find Poppy in a case which the player opens, freeing Poppy.

After freeing Poppy from her case, the player explores the back halls of the factory, eventually finding the office of Elliot Ludwig, Playtime's founder. After entering the vents in the office, they encounter Poppy, who thanks them for freeing her and offers to help them escape the factory by giving them a code to activate the factory's train. However, she is grabbed and pulled deeper into the factory. As they approach the Game Station where the train is located, the player encounters Mommy Long Legs, who holds Poppy hostage and takes the red hand from the player's GrabPack. She challenges the player to win the three games in the Game Station, and in return will give the player the code for the train, threatening to kill them if they disobey the rules. Making their way through the factory, the player crafts the green hand for the GrabPack and then proceeds through the three games.

The player is able to obtain two parts of the code before escaping during the third game, fleeing into the tunnels beneath the factory. An enraged Mommy accuses them of cheating and pursues them through the tunnels and back up into the factory until she becomes caught in the teeth of an industrial grinder, killing her. A needle-fingered hand rises to take her broken body away. The player finds Poppy trapped in a spider web with the third part of the code. After freeing her, the player boards the train to escape. However, Poppy diverts the train, saying that she could not let the player leave yet due to the events that had occurred inside the factory and claiming that she knows the player can handle whatever comes next. The train runs out of control and derails near a sign pointing to "Playcare".

Originally starting out as a Kickstarter campaign, the idea of Poppy Playtime was originally thought of by game director Isaac Christopherson, stating that people called most indie horror games "walking simulators", giving Mob Entertainment the idea to "create something with gameplay that doesn't feel quite so run-of-the-mill, while still staying exciting, terrifying, and unique." A trailer for the game's first chapter was uploaded in September 2021.[10][11]

In September 2022, El Observador reported that seven children at a school in Uruguay played a game based on Poppy Playtime that instructed them to commit self-harm using pencil sharpeners, with two being hospitalized as a result.[53] The president of the Institute of Children and Adolescents of Uruguay, Pablo Abdala, states that the incident "confirms that technological development entails a very severe risk".[54]

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