Very awkward to use and hard to land.
It should be like Jinx's E
Why cant it be like EVERY OTHER skill shots that is easily shown and easy to use
Like Lucian's ult, very well shown, easy use. Nami ult, well shown easy , easy to use. Braum ult, again, it shows the area, the rage, and easy to use. Not some awkward ult where u have to move your hand awkwardly to aim.
killd0zer2 votesThe ability to choose which direction to cast it is noting but a strength. Imagine if Anivia's wall could be cast like that, it would be a stronger ability
EndlessSorcerer2 votesDue to the way Rumble's Equalizer (and Viktor's Death Ray) are cast, they have much greater flexibility in position than skills like Jinx's Flamechompers, Malzahar's Call of the Void, or Anivia's Crystallize have. While many lane skills can only be placed parallel or perpendicular to the champion, Rumble's Equalizer and Viktor's Death Ray can be positioned in any angle around them, which allows them to better place the ability to hit more targets or block off sections of the map from a much greater range.
It helps with you don't smartcast Rumble's Equalizer or Viktor's Death Ray until you are more experienced with the skills.
And, to be honest, Rumble's ultimate isn't really that hard to use. It's a little tricky the first few casts, but it's really easy when you've figured out the trick behind it. Just take Rumble or Viktor to a custom game, rush some CDR and practice casting the skill until your figure it out. It should only take a few minutes.
Centuros1 votesExcept Jinx's E can only be placed perpendicular to her.
If The Equalizer still targets the same as Viktor's Death Ray, it should be fine; I have zero issues with that skill.
Gunpoint1 votesIf you really play rumble enough to care about changing his ult. Why don't you just learn how to use his ult properly.
Rew7111 votesFor someone who uses no mana, the restrictions are fine.
MrSlowDie1 votesno, it's better this way, I can locate my ult freely
