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Hey guys!

Welcome back to Top 10 Gaming, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey.

If you're a regular here at Top 10 Gaming, you know we love talking about Sonic.

Because people love clicking on Sonic.

But today we'll be once again imagining how Sonic might fare in a different game.

Today, it's League of Legends.

Would Sonic's speed let him dominate the rift?

How might his abilities be organized?

Let's find out.

If you enjoy this video, let us know by throwing us a thumbs up down below.

And if you want more, check out our video about Sonic Mania Adventure!

But before you do that, get ready, it's time to ask: What if Sonic was in League of

Legends?

Now with a lot of games, Sonic would be super OP.

But League of Legends has all sorts of crazy characters, with ridiculous powers, so he

would probably fit right in as a champion.

So, this video will look at what his abilities might be, what lane he'd play in, and how

he'd work.

Basically our own hypothetical champion spotlight.

And of course, I'll try to work in some puns in true Phreak fashion.

Now let's hop in!

First of all, let's go over basic attacks.

Sonic would, of course, be a melee champ, and probably with a pretty quick attack animation.

His attack speed would be rather high, with a somewhat low base damage.

His abilities would all scale off of the AD.

Moving onto his passive.

Sonic would have a passive ability to pick up rings.

Whenever an enemy minion or jungle monster dies near Sonic, a ring drops, that lasts

5 seconds.

Sonic can hold up to 100 rings.

When he has 100 rings, he gains an extra life.

This means that upon taking lethal damage, Sonic will lose all his rings, and be reborn

after a small delay with 25% of his max health.

Next, his Q attack.

This will be his homing attack.

Use it on an enemy to cause Sonic to jump at the enemy, striking it.

However, if Sonic kills an enemy with his homing attack, he may cast it again immediately

for no cost.

If you fail to kill the enemy or wait more than 2 seconds to activate it again, the ability

will go on cooldown, with a long cooldown time of 20 seconds.

This would be very useful in lane, allowing Sonic to stay mobile and dodge skill shots.

It would also allow him to play safely and only go in to clear several minions at once.

Next, his W. This is a super simple ability called "Gotta Go Fast."

When activated, Sonic gains 100% movement speed for 2 seconds.

It might sound unimpressive, but this would be huge both in escaping ganks and setting

them up.

However, he can still be CC'd while he's going fast.

His W would also have a passive, that causes him to gain more attack damage based on his

movement speed.

This means that any attacks made while his W is activated would deal a good deal more

damage.

It would also cause Sonic players to prioritize movement speed more than usual.

Moving on to Sonic's E: Animal friends.

This is Sonic's only form of CC.

He calls for help, and his animal friends answer, slowing nearby enemies by 25% for

3 seconds.

It has a range of only 2000, meaning he needs to be fairly close to his enemy before using

this ability.

The animal friends begin on Sonic's location and automatically move to the closest enemy,

moving at whatever speed Sonic had at the time of activation.

It's kind of like a low-range frost queen's claim, that could either be used to escape

an enemy or to slow a potential victim long enough to burst them down.

Finally, Sonic's Ult, which of course, must be Super Sonic.

When activated, Sonic begins flying, gaining 50% movement speed, ignores unit collision,

and becomes invulnerable to both damage and crowd control, for 6 seconds.

While the speed remains for the duration of the ability, he loses his invulnerability

and lack of collision upon dealing damage.

This would be great for engaging a fight, but could also be used as a last-ditch escape

mechanism.

In terms of items, Sonic has two main ways to build.

He could go for a fighter build, which would involve some damage and some amount of defense

or sustain.

This would be useful if the player wanted to stick to his enemy and go for sustained

DPS.

In this case, he'd want to go for the usual fighter items, like Black Cleaver and Sterak's.

Essence Reaver would also be useful, giving him extra mana regen, more Cooldown reduction,

and it would synergize really well with his Ult.

However, with Sonic's crazy speed and mobility, not to mention his ult, he could be a pretty

great assassin.

Here you'd want to build pure damage, with maybe a Guardian Angel or something to give

him that sweet sweet double revives with his passive.

In both cases, however, movement speed would be a priority, both to allow him to get around

the map faster and dodge spells, but also because it would increase his damage thanks

to his W passive.

So, what position would this guy play?

Well, it seems like he'd be a pretty good choice for a solo lane or even the jungle.

His speed would definitely help his jungle clears, but he might have trouble sustaining.

In the mid lane, he could do okay but might get zoned out by ranked opponents.

For that reason, I think he'd be a pretty great top laner.

Not only would he be able to use his high speed to return to lane quickly, but his W

would help him escape from ganks really well.

Late game, he could become a scary and mobile fighter with high DPS or a terrifying assassin.

Well, there we have it!

That's Sonic in League of Legends!

Hope you guys enjoyed if you did please smack that thumbs up button and subscribe to Top

10 Gaming for more videos!

This was actually really fun for me, I've never made a League character before.

Let me know if YOU would play this champ in the comment section down below.

Or hit me with your own ideas for Sonic's kit.

Also, check out our Top 10 Sonic playlist for more videos like this one!

Until next time, I'm Ron McKenzie-Lefurgey with Top 10 Gaming.

Later gamers!

For more infomation >> What If Sonic Was In LOL? - Duration: 5:03.

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Finance: What is Adverse Audit Opinion? - Duration: 1:39.

Finance a la shmoop. What is an adverse audit opinion and you know deficiency

letter. Okay people this is not good you thought you had good grades but when [Report card is thrown onto the desk]

you got your report card your teachers had opinions adverse to yours... [Report card has bad grades in it]

They sent your parents a deficiency letter you know the one with all those [Mom looks shocked]

D's on it well when it's a company's audit that has similarly gone awry it's [Boss looks angry and employee looks shocked]

the nice way to say it well then it means they didn't count the beans

properly when they gave their financial reports to their investors or whoever

the auditors were serving usually this implies that companies overstated how [Employee counting coffee beans]

profitable they really were or how well they were really doing so tens of

thousands of investors if you know the company was public when this all [Big line of people waiting to invest]

happened paid twenty seven dollars and 32 cents a share when with the real

numbers the stock probably should have been trading more at like you know

fourteen dollars and 27 cents a share big difference well basically an auditor

is saying that yours are not bread-and-butter misstatements no oops [Bean report with the numbers crossed out]

it's more of a dude there were material ie important

mistakes and they were pervasive like everywhere math, science, english, history

your failure it's no mystery that's how auditors talk really

all right well then there are massive losses to massive numbers of people who hire [Protesters on a street]

massive numbers of lawyers who sue you.. massively.. in the world of finance an

adverse audit opinion is a bit like running over everyone's favorite dog [Car goes over a bump]

several times only you're the one who is likely dead meat [Guy reverses and runs the dog over again and the owner comes to fight]

For more infomation >> Finance: What is Adverse Audit Opinion? - Duration: 1:39.

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'Suburban mom' who 'had it all' was 'bored' when she robbed 28 homes - Duration: 10:45.

An Ohio woman is claiming that boredom and a lapse in judgment drove her to steal 28 packages from neighbors' homes in a bizarre two-day crime spree

Melissa Bergman, 30, drove around the town of Mason with her two young children in the car, and strolled right up to the targeted homes last July

She was eventually caught when an officer recognized her car and pulled her over in a traffic stop, at which point she confessed to the crime states an incident report

The mother-of-two entered a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity during her trial, but was still found guilty on 12 counts of theft last month, landing her in prison for 30 days and on probation for the next three years

In the wake of her conviction, Bergman said that she had it all when she committed these felonies, and in an interview with NBC 5 noted: 'I'm looking back, and I'm like, "What was I thinking?" At this time, my head wasn't in the right place

I wasn't thinking, and I made the wrong decision.'Bergman also made sure to point out that she lives in a $475,000 house, a claim that is no longer entirely accurate as she and her husband separated after she was arrested in November for sleeping with another man and stealing his credit card information

The two also purchased the house for $450,000 last year per property records.Bergman has also been convicted of grand larceny in the past, is due in court for at least one more case in a neighboring county and has been arrested across three states in the past decade under four different surnames for shoplifting, larceny and theft

In addition to her interview, Bergman also posted an apology on the Mason and Deerfield Township Neighborhood Group Facebook page

 'I am terribly sorry for my misconduct and the theft of packages that happened in July of last year

Though, I was not on drugs, I was admitted the the psych ward before the stealing began for trying to commit suicide

I given multiple medications but in no way am I saying this is the cause to why I did what I did,' wrote Bergman

'To be honest, I dont know why I did this terrible thing. I wasn't needing the items or needing money

I feel and felt terrible afterwards and seeing the post a month after the incident, with my photo and what I did, made me feel like the worst person in the world and again I wanted out of this life

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'If you can't come to work that's you quitting': Manager is. Share this article Share The comments on the apology were mixed, despite Bergman saying she had been working to become a better person over the past year

 Bergman's claim that she was working to be a better person seems to have hit a bit of a hurdle however back in October

 That is when she went to a bar, took a man home after 30 minutes and, according to records filed in her criminal case, said: 'I want to f***

'The pair then had sexual intercourse, and while the man slept Bergman took his credit card and spent $300 at a Walmart at 3am while also booking a family vacation that cost approximately $2600 per court records

 Bergman then returned to the credit cards to the man's wallet while he was alseep

 She was arrested a few days later, but in the interim got to enjoy some family time, posting: 'How was everyone's Halloween? What did you do? what did everyone dress up as? My 2 kids were horses and I was their rider!!!! SO much fun!!!'Bergman was charged with identity fraud, theft and misuse of a credit card in that case

A judge ruled that she could complete the Warren County Veterans Intervention Program instead of going to prison, with Bergman having been a member of the armed forces

 That deal can be revoked however at any time should Bergman violate probation. She told NBC that she served in Afghanistan, a claim that DailyMail

com could not confirm, but she was at Fort Bragg for a number of years. During her time there she was arrested on at least seven different occasions, and even spent time in prison after a 2010 arrest in Virginia

 She went by Melissa Abeyta at that time, and was stopped by store workers when she tried to leave with a bag of stolen goods from the Short Pump Town Center in Henrico

Bergman managed to make it outside the store, and when the loss prevention officer caught up with her she sprayed Mace in their face per court records

 She eventually agreed to enter a guilty plea to grand larceny which vacated the unlawful release of gas change and got her three years in prison

She was released after just two days.Bergman was also arrested in North Carolina just before that when she was allegedly caught stealing at a JC Penney, but was never convicted of a crime

 In total, Bergman was arrested at lest five times in North Carolina under three different surnames

MELISSA'S APOLOGY 'To everyone in mason, and all those affected. I am terribly sorry for my misconduct and the theft of packages that happened in July of last year

Though, I was not on drugs, I was admitted the the psych ward before the stealing began for trying to commit suicide

I given multiple medications but in no way am I saying this is the cause to why I did what I did

To be honest, I dont know why I did this terrible thing. I wasn't needing the items or needing money

I feel and felt terrible afterwards and seeing the post a month after the incident, with my photo and what I did, made me feel like the worst person in the world and again I wanted out of this life

I not only made you all scared, but I lost your trust. I hurt your families and those are things I can never make better

I was incredibly hurt by what I did and wanted to go to each person individually to apologize

But I was told that I could not. I hope one day I can be forgiven for my past mistakes and completely understand the hatred and hurt in everyone's heart

I was selfish and only cared about myself. Over this past year I have changed to be a better person all around

I am extremely sorry for all the hurt, anger, and fear I have caused in everyone

If anyone wants me to apologize in person I would be more than happy to do so. I am not a terrible person, though I did do a terrible thing, something I wish every day I could go back and make that decision not to do it

I am so so so sorry everyone.Melissa Bergman 

For more infomation >> 'Suburban mom' who 'had it all' was 'bored' when she robbed 28 homes - Duration: 10:45.

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What Jordan Henderson did at full-time of Colombia victory was simply class - Duration: 3:16.

Jordan Henderson was a relieved man when England defeated Colombia on penalties.When the Liverpool midfielder saw his penalty saved by David Ospina to give the South Americans an advantage, it looked like England were set for yet another shootout defeat

Luckily for Henderson, though, Kieran Trippier and Eric Dier held their nerve as Mateus Uribe hit the bar and Jordan Pickford denied Carlos Bacca

"I felt we controlled the game before they got an equaliser from the set-piece at the end which was disappointing, but you have to expect that in the World Cup," Henderson reflected after the game

"We came back and dug in but it went to penalties and thankfully we came through "We have been practicing them for a while now and the manager picked the five that he wanted

"Unfortunately, I didn't score but the other lads were brilliant, especially Jordan (Pickford) for making the save and Eric (Dier) handing us the win

However, amidst all the emotion after the game, Henderson made time for a truly classy gesture

James Rodriguez missed the game through injury and was seen crying in the Colombia dug-out all by himself after the full-time whistle

The Colombian needed a moment to himself to digest the result and later tweeted the sad image later in the evening

Henderson made sure he wasn't alone, though, walking over to 2014 Golden Boot winner to console him about the defeat in a truly classy moment

Take a look at the photographs below: With all the celebrations unfolding around him, it took some serious class for Henderson to make the walk to the opposition dug-out and pass on his condolences

Say what you like about Henderson's performances, there are few classy players in the modern game and he's shown it time and time again for both Liverpool and England

The Three Lions now move onto the challenge of Sweden on Saturday to set up a potential semi-final clash with either Croatia or Russia

It represents a potential path to the World Cup final that may only appear once in a lifetime

The struggles of the Colombia game highlight problems that may lay ahead, though, so it's important that England don't get ahead of themselves

However, for the moment at least, there's plenty to celebrate.How far do you think England will make it this summer? Have your say in the comments section below

For more infomation >> What Jordan Henderson did at full-time of Colombia victory was simply class - Duration: 3:16.

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Neymar slammed by Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel for what he did in Brazil's win over Mex - Duration: 3:14.

Peter Schmeichel has hammered Neymar for play-acting – and insists the Brazilian should follow Cristiano Ronaldo's lead

Former Denmark and Manchester United keeper Schmeichel was horrified at Neymar's antics in Brazil's 2-0 win over Mexico in Samara which earned them a mouth-watering quarter-final showdown with Belgium

Neymar scored one and made the other for Liverpool star Roberto Firmino.But he's drawn widespread criticism for his theatrics after a clash with Mexican star Miguel Layun who trod on the Brazilian's ankle in a touchline spat

Neymar was accused of "fake fouls" by furious Mexico boss Juan Carlos Osorio in a rant at the PSG striker – and Schmeichel wasn't impressed either

"It's annoying to watch, the way he tries to force cards.It seemed like he was dying, I thought he'd be put on a stretcher, then in an ambulance and never seen again" said the former Denmark and Old Trafford keeper

"Did you see Cristiano Ronaldo do that? No.Because he quickly learned when he was a young player at United

" Schmeichel also challenged FIFA to clamp down on Neymar's theatrics."My God, Neymar even won the best player award against Mexico

For me, FIFA should have looked at how he behaved in the game.I can not find any other way to describe it as really unfortunate

"Gianni Infantino the FIFA President was in the stadium – they have to look at what was happening

"I appeal to FIFA.It's not something we want to see in football.We have the VAR, we have to be spared these simulations

It attracts so much attention and all the kids are watching.It's not good, it's not what we want in football"

FC Porto star Layun was also raging, and claims Neymar spends more time on the floor than on his feet

"A player of this level lives longer on the floor than standing.It's complicated when the referees allow this" he said

"I touched him a little, because Neymar tried to block me when I went to get the ball

But I was not even looking at him."The referee told me that they reviewed the incident and saw that I did not intend to stand on him as I got the ball

"I do not fall for the provocations, in the end this is football.If you do not want to be touched, then go do something else

For more infomation >> Neymar slammed by Manchester United legend Peter Schmeichel for what he did in Brazil's win over Mex - Duration: 3:14.

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Finance: What is the 1934 Securities And Exchange Act? - Duration: 1:37.

Finance a la shmoop what is the 1934 Securities and Exchange Act? okay if

you're going to exchange securities like trade stocks and bonds among yourselves [Stocks and bond exchange between man and woman]

well then there have to be rules right yeah you'd think well there didn't used

to be and then aunt 1934 came along and well she set the table the key element [Aunt setting dinner table]

that 34 Act created was the SEC itself it's not a football conference near

Florida it was a wise creation because it recognized that well whatever the

world looked like in 1934 it was highly likely that 50 years later it would look

a whole lot different and while horses and buggies went away [Horse and carriage disappears]

while that wasn't the case for stocks and bonds and keep in mind that another

Act was created a year earlier cleverly named yes the Securities Act of 1933

while that act focused on primary shares that is original shares like the kind

sold in an IPO well the 1934 Act was all about shares

traded after that initial set it's called the secondary market where

secondary shares are traded not primary ones well this new law made the New York [Group of people dealing in stock market]

Stock Exchange a big deal with big powers and made insider trading illegal

and believe it or not it really wasn't illegal back then and it you know thus

paved the way for many exciting Wall Street movies where greed is sometimes

good and sometimes not [List of Wall Street movies]

For more infomation >> Finance: What is the 1934 Securities And Exchange Act? - Duration: 1:37.

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What British People in 1776 Really Thought of American Independence - Duration: 10:45.

 In the United States, the Fourth of July is time to launch some fireworks and eat some hot dogs in celebration of American independence

But in 1776, when news reached Britain of the adoption of the Declaration of Independence, the atmosphere was anything but celebratory

 A look through letters from the period, now held in the archives of the U.K.'s Nottingham University, shows that British people were divided about the outbreak of war with what was then their colony—over how bad it was, whose fault it was and what to do about it

 Before the Americans officially declared independence, the British were worried about what King George's response to the unrest there would be

After all, the Declaration of Independence was not the beginning of the American Revolution; the riot-provoking Stamp Act was passed in 1765, the Boston Tea Party took place in 1773 and the famous "shot heard 'round the world" that is seen as the start of the war was fired in 1775

 One 1775 letter from a group of merchants and traders in the southwestern port city of Bristol sheds light on the economic concerns provoked by the burgeoning revolution

They wrote to the king to express their concern about the "unhappily distracted empires" and urged him to give the American colonists the freedoms they wanted rather than risk a precious trading relationship

 "It is with an affliction not to be expressed and with the most anxious apprehensions for ourselves and our Posterity that we behold the growing distractions in America threaten, unless prevented by the timely interposition of your Majesty's Wisdom and Goodness, nothing less than a lasting and ruinous Civil War," they wrote

"We are apprehensive that if the present measures are adhered to, a total alienation of the affections of our fellow subjects in the colonies will ensue, to which affection much more than to a dread of any power, we have been hitherto indebted for the inestimable benefits which we have derived from those establishments

We can foresee no good effects to the commerce or revenues of this kingdom at a future period from any victories which may be obtained by your majesty's army over desolated provinces and […] people

"  The traders warned the King that "the subsistence of a great part of your kingdom has depended very much on the Honourable and in this instance amicable behaviour of your American subjects

We have in this single city received no less than one million bushels of wheat […]

" A petition from the Merchants, Traders, Manufacturers and other citizens of Bristol to George III; c

1775 Nottingham University Archives  While they were confident that "none can profit by the continuance of this war," the traders remained optimistic that the Americans would stay friendly if the British adopt a more conciliatory approach, despite things having been "carried to unfortunate lengths of hostility on both sides

"  "[Our] fellow subjects in that part of the world are very far from having lost their affection and regard to their mother country or departed from the principles of commercial honour," they wrote

 Though their optimism might seem misplaced today, at the time it wasn't completely ridiculous

After all, this was the same year that Americans' Second Continental Congress sent the crown the Olive Branch Petition, a last-ditch attempt to convince the King to back off so that the British subjects in the colonies could continue to live happily under his rule alongside their counterparts in England

 Other letters, however, give indications that some people had given up hope that the King would give in to the colonists' requests

 For example, in March of 1775, Chevalier Renaud Boccolari—whose own homeland of France would see a massive anti-monarchical uprising just over a decade later—wrote to peers from Modena, Italy, warning of the "awful despotism [of the English king]" and the "crowd of blind and ugly [people] with whom he has shared his unjust power for some time

 "We still find among us souls who are sensitive to freedom, souls that have not been swallowed by the insulting dominion of priests, the barbarous constriction of the inquisition and the blind, despotic monarchy," he wrote

But, he felt "every free country should be alarmed" that "in this century everything is tending towards the most illegitimate despotism

"  Get your history fix in one place: sign up for the weekly TIME History newsletter  When news finally broke that the Americans had, in fact, declared their independence—that they planned on being their own country, no longer part of the British empire—many in the English aristocracy were horrified

 A series of letters received by the third Duke of Portland reveal how opinions differed on the subject

 On July 22, 1776, his wife Dorothy wrote to him from Nottinghamshire that she had "received letters filled with unpleasant news, that from America I trust in God is not true, it really is too shocking

" On Aug. 16 of that year, Baron Rudolph Bentick also wrote from the Netherlands, bemoaning the news and sharing what people in Europe thought

 "As to people's opinion here of Great Britain's disputes with America," he wrote, "the well meaning all agree no doubt that it is a most unhappy business for both countries and probably will prove a mortal blow to the liberties of the people of England

"  He warned that the influence of certain ambassadors might lead the Dutch to take advantage of Britain's loss, and "prevent this country from acting a part most consistent and honourable to themselves, as well as beneficial to the liberties of Europe

Prudence prevents me from saying any more as this letter is to go by the post."  Some, though, blamed the British government for what was happening, and willed their leaders to give up and abandon the war with the Americans

On Sept. 7, 1776, Stephen Sayre of Harley Street, London, wrote to the Duke of Portland urging him and others to come to a meeting to figure out how to cut Britain's losses

"And tho we think America is lost: yet we wish to preserve this country," he wrote

Letter from Stephen Sayre, Harley Street, London, to the 3rd Duke of Portland; 7 Sep

1776. Nottingham University Archives  And on Oct. 18 1776, the Rt. Honourable Thomas Townshend wrote to the Duke of Portland complaining that "the Government and Majority have drawn us into a war, that in our opinions is unjust in its Principle and ruinous in its consequences

"  As he prepared for a meeting of Parliament, of which he was a longstanding member, Townshend told the Duke the British authorities "by their violence […] have driven the Americans to extremitys

"  "I cannot for one, on any condition, give my assent to any of their measures in the prosecution of it," he wrote, worrying that many such measured would be proposed at Parliament's next session

He worried that, despite his point of view "we shall have a difficult task to support the Americans declaring for separation" among the British political establishment

 Townshend dismissed concerns about his letter being read by censors, writing "I have no objection to any one knowing my opinion on this subject

"  Unsurprisingly, others were less sympathetic to the American rebels.  On Dec

30 1776, one G.B. Brudenell wrote from London, to H.F.C. Pelham-Clinton, 2nd Duke of Newcastle under Lyne, giving news of the capture of Fort Washington by Gen

Howe, who drove the rebel forces from Manhattan, though at great cost.  "It is very melancholy to think," Brudenell wrote, "that we must sacrifice so many brave lives, in order to put an end, to such an unnatural Rebellion

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