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Taliyah w seems clumpsy

Taliyah Tequila·5/21/2016, 11:50:30 AM·1 votes·741 views

So i played her a couple games, my friends played her too and most people i told this too actually agreed with me so there it goes:

Taliyah isn't in a very good spot on release if we look at her winrate and overall fans feedback, worked ground is hard to deal with because of how long it last and her kit is hard to play overall, but there is one thing that feels just weird to me; her w.

The ability is casted in a very weird way and i think it would have been easy to let us cast it in a much easier way (ex: voktor e \ rumble ult). The ability also silence you untill the pop wich just feel weird (just like a couple other things in her kit such as q stopping when you pop zhonya's hourglass). While i think the silence isn't something that is needed (i would like to be able to w and then e before the w goes off) and just my oppinion, i do think that the way you cast the ability should change.

So anyone agree with me on how you cast w? Should it change or stay the same? Let me here you in the comment section i want opinions

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8 Comments

Elite4Runner5/21/2016, 12:01:28 PM2 votes

I agree that the silence is pretty strange.

As for the way it is cast, I have an idea that I think would be much simpler. So when you cast W you gain a ground targeted icon as a circle. When you click the circle stays still to indicate the area where the effect will be applied, then you can either release or drag your cursor. If you release before your cursor leaves the circle, the ability is cast as a knock-up. If you release with your cursor outside the circle, the ability is cast as a shove in that direction. Simple.

Beldair5/21/2016, 12:17:08 PM1 votes

I've had no issues using her W.

Only champs to get away from it have been dash champs like Lucian.

And as far as her Q stopping when you zhonya's, of course it would. She is personally manipulating the earth to shoot rocks at enemies. Not like Fiddlesticks who has birds circling him.