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I think the normal AD part of the Q attack still can crit. But that's not my point. My point is that Crit Nasus is fail and so is AP..
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AP sucks because you simply don't have enough durability to make use of your ultimate and Q and your E is just veeeeeerrry easy to avoid. You can't reliably deal damage without standing next to your enemies and when you do you're gonna die quickly because your enemies aren't just gonna ignore you and focus your tank..
Lugignaf wrote:
Wait, why doesn't the AD from Trinity Force effect your crits? It says "Increases your base Attack Damage by 150%" So, wouldn't that make you crit harder?
Trinity Force's effect adds 150% of your base AD on top of the damage you're doing already. So, if you have 85 base AD and a fully stacked bloothirster, you'll be dealing 185 + (85)(1.5).
That's how I think it works anyhow.
Trojan995 wrote:
Trinity Force's effect adds 150% of your base AD on top of the damage you're doing already. So, if you have 85 base AD and a fully stacked bloothirster, you'll be dealing 185 + (85)(1.5).
That's how I think it works anyhow.
Only on skill procs
That's why siphoning strike works so well with it.
ShadowReign757 wrote:
I can't stress it enough that IT IS A BUILD FOR FUN. I use it when I'm runnin' a premade with a few of my friends that like to mess around at times. When I'm being serious, I only go tank.
I was replying to Jvstm. I think he meant that AP is good on Nasus.
Trojan995 wrote:
Trinity Force's effect adds 150% of your base AD on top of the damage you're doing already. So, if you have 85 base AD and a fully stacked bloothirster, you'll be dealing 185 + (85)(1.5).
That is how it works.
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Searz wrote:
I was replying to Jvstm. I think he meant that AP is good on Nasus.
That is how it works.
My bad, sorry if I sounded rude lol.
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ShadowReign757 wrote:
My bad, sorry if I sounded rude lol.
Don't worry, you didn't come off as rude at all.
But on topic: I did forget to add the on-hit effect portion to my post.
Also, I checked the LoL wiki for Nasus.
Unless I'm doing something wrong (and I might be, because this number doesn't look right), Nasus should have 117 base AD by level 18. With this amount of base AD, he should be dealing an extra 175 damage, or the equivalent of about 59 last hits. That's a pretty significant number, especially if you can use it every 3 seconds.
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What I'm saying is that if it did it would be slightly OP.