A small Change to Zed's Passive.
Hey folks.
Just a suggested small change to Zed's passive. Seeing as to how he's so prevalent in the board's discussions, heres a small something for you to munch on. I don't personally think he's that bad balance-wise by himself. It's more like the removal of DFG (and nerds to DFG champs) coupled with the phasing out point and click stuns is making Zed (and assassins in general) more and more prominent... because, well, DFG and point+click cc are good answers to mobile assassins.
That, and I think Zed being high skill cap takes time and effort to master. As the game is out for longer and longer, more and more players will pick up and grow comfortable with this champion... making him more prevalent and causing the meta to sort of "swirl" around him/her if you will because we seem to have the notion of "Difficult to play -> More power to the table" (Not malicious, just an ever-evolving challenge the community and Riot must work together to maintain good communication).
But anyway... the small change:
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CONTEMPT FOR THE WEAK: Now does not proc on Minions until level six
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I would like to suggest this change because even to a nooby player like me, farming with Zed is perhaps one of the easiest champs to last hit on due to his passive giving him a sizable chunk of magic damage. Assassin's design-wise are supposed to bring a "Feast or Famine" idea to the table and the creep wave brings guaranteed income. Which assassin's could use to sort of insulate themselves from that feast or famine idea. I feel that Zed's passive gives him a little too easy of a time farming right from level one, so I suggest we move this part of his passive to level six. removing some of the "Guaranteed income" that Zed could so easily get to catch up from a deficit in the early game, but if he plays well in the early game and hits lvl six? then that snowball can keep on going and Zed can essentially have his "Feast".
Thanks, and have fun, I have respect for Zed as a champion and have tried, and failed, with him enough to realize that he does need a bit of time and effort to play "Skillfully."