Shaco Boxes Stacking

Carrie Pigeon·Jan 16, 2017·1 votes·1,672 views

After messing around a bit trying to figure out what direction boxes would bounce in I noticed if you were to have enough in the area boxes would eventually stack up on one another. After about 5 boxes in a line I was able to recreate the stackable boxes consistently however for best results use it near a wall as the boxes have less possible options to bounce to. Stacking boxes in this manner is very pointless as one would have to babysit the area and ensure nothing would interrupt the previously placed boxes aswell as the needing of high CDR + AP.

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RageQ2Jan 16, 20171 votes

Technically with the right masteries you can plant around 9 shaco boxes in a span of about 2-3 mins (45% CDR) so maybe it is still viable, I never knew about that and I may try it.

Carrie PigeonJan 16, 20171 votes

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Technically with the right masteries you can plant around 9 shaco boxes in a span of about 2-3 mins (45% CDR) so maybe it is still viable, I never knew about that and I may try it.

I stated it as being unviable since the initial box that gets double stacked is due to the stacking prevention issue. Since the box will randomly be moved if you get enough boxes in an area several boxes can be stacked at the exact same area. I did actually use 45% CDR and quite a bit of AP to do it (ap to keep high box duration). It's not to practical to use unless you can figure out the exact way to predict a boxes placement after an attempted stacking.

RageQ2Jan 16, 20171 votes

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I stated it as being unviable since the initial box that gets double stacked is due to the stacking prevention issue. Since the box will randomly be moved if you get enough boxes in an area several boxes can be stacked at the exact same area. I did actually use 45% CDR and quite a bit of AP to do it (ap to keep high box duration). It's not to practical to use unless you can figure out the exact way to predict a boxes placement after an attempted stacking.

Oh okay, well that sucks, would've been hilarious to re-live the old shaco