strong champs Look , Janna is of of the best and stable support for years now , but I can ' t learn how it works . However I troleld around with lot of supports im mian supp and afther few games I realized that I have a thing for lux . I can maximmize poke , I can bait enemy into fights , I can turn enemy gank into massacre , I position and when I ' m almost fucked , I can flash out the best moment and land 2 man bind , e and ult . If you find a champ that you are very comfortable with , just play it and pray it doesn ' t get nerfed . <| sep |> I didn ' t mean to discourage you from that goal . That ' s just been my experience . YMMV . I think the fast pace is due to several factors . One being that technology is advancing at a rapid pace and developers need to constantly be adapting to these changes , which means always learning new languages , frameworks , methodologies . I loved learning this new stuff when I was younger . Another reason it has become intolerable , in my opinion , and for me at least , is because the market has become saturated with fresh new developers . Companies can pick and choose from a multitude of eager workers looking to impress , which has only made the field much more competitive . My best experiences as a developer have mostly been at small companies . Every large corporation I ' ve worked for has always made me feel like just a cog in a machine and that was so demotivating . You may or may not have the same experience I have . If you ' re not happy at a company you can always go work elsewhere . That ' s the beauty of this skill set it ' s transferable . And the money is really good . If I ' d heard about FIRE at your age , I doubt I ' d be working today .