1. Ah, I see what you mean now. However...
'Negate' certainly sounds like it will stop 100% of damage.
2. Yeah the actual average effect on damage output will be the same on both, minus 10% at base, I'm just saying that in a situation where an enemy gets lucky blocks several times in a row it will be more frustrating and harmful for an AP carry than for an AD. Frustration at random mechanics being something that Riot said they wanted to cut down on, not increase massively.
Ninja Tabi and PD would be overpowered as well. Essentially 10% or 20% damage reduction right there. You'd have to pay a lot more to get that in armour or MR.
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Block is basically a way to negate a source of damage, no matter what it is.
Whether it's Requiem, Trueshot Barrage, Acid Hunter, etc., it won't matter.
Block makes it so that you negate the damage if the block activates.
Whether it's Requiem, Trueshot Barrage, Acid Hunter, etc., it won't matter.
Block makes it so that you negate the damage if the block activates.
'Negate' certainly sounds like it will stop 100% of damage.
2. Yeah the actual average effect on damage output will be the same on both, minus 10% at base, I'm just saying that in a situation where an enemy gets lucky blocks several times in a row it will be more frustrating and harmful for an AP carry than for an AD. Frustration at random mechanics being something that Riot said they wanted to cut down on, not increase massively.
Ninja Tabi and PD would be overpowered as well. Essentially 10% or 20% damage reduction right there. You'd have to pay a lot more to get that in armour or MR.
@Beeswarm
You cant compare it like that.
Mine was just some rough example to explain the basic idea behind it.
For real math you must have ACTUAL numbers. (1 spell does not do twice the dmg of 1 AA and such...), also special effects like stun/slow/knocks etc cant be evaluated for that and we're still unsure IF Block actually neutralizes them.
Edit: ninja'd... dont delete your post ò0
@Luther
Your cup is still half empty, aye?
You cant compare it like that.
Mine was just some rough example to explain the basic idea behind it.
For real math you must have ACTUAL numbers. (1 spell does not do twice the dmg of 1 AA and such...), also special effects like stun/slow/knocks etc cant be evaluated for that and we're still unsure IF Block actually neutralizes them.
Edit: ninja'd... dont delete your post ò0
@Luther
Your cup is still half empty, aye?
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I was about to come on and comment that the more I read about this the more BS it sounds and the less likely it was to be true :L
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ExamplePrime wrote:
This sounds a bit... Insane...
I agree. I don't like the idea of 'blocking' an ultimate. :l
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2. "Luck factor" applies the same way on both. Yeah, right you are saying that playing AP is more of a gamble than AD. But if youre actually telling me THAT will reduce your dmg as a caster, youre just a plain old pessimist.
Neutral calculation: Average dmg after applying block chance is equal IF the average dmg without block is equal, too.
4. Sry for that, just rewrite mine into sth like: "Dunno either, cant tell if Riot backstabs his own community"