Im dissapointed with taliyah

WyattB57·5/5/2016, 11:26:46 PM·2 votes·687 views

When i first read the short story, and found out taliyah was yasuos apprentice i assumed she would have a similar flow mechanic, and thought this was cool, but then when i watched her reveal, and found she used mana like any other champ i found this dissapointing since she already has the debuff on her q, also i feel it would be very easy to implement a flow mechanic with her pasive instead of an out of combat wait time, so i figured i would post this and see how comunity feels about it.

I feel like i should explain a little more people seem to think i want yasuos shield passive on taliyah, but i dont i just feel like given the debuff on her q limiting her that she doesn't need mana, and that implementing a similar mechanic like yasuo's flow on her own passive would be better than mana.

15 Comments

AlwaysByMySide5/5/2016, 11:28:17 PM1 votes

Not as disappointed as my father is with me.

xxxMadLionxxx5/5/2016, 11:39:28 PM1 votes

I've tested her and liked her because she has great mechanical potential for a fairly immobile mage. Its just her kit works together while at the same time it doesn't.

For example, if you cast you E W combo, you cannot immediately cast Q. There is a delay in the animation. If you use Q you cannot cast anything else.

So its like her Q operates separately from the rest of her kit while her E is reliant on her W or even R to displace her target. The thing is her E is like her burst form of damage and can be hard to use.

Oleandervine5/5/2016, 11:44:27 PM1 votes

Taliyah wasn't his apprentice in anything more than steeling her resolve and focusing her mind. She is a mage who can control stone and sense it in the earth. Yasuo is a swordsman who can channel the wind. Their disciplines do not share anything in common other than the need to have a sharp mind and strong will.

BroLane5/6/2016, 12:37:22 AM1 votes

I hate Yasuo's "Flow" so that's great news for me.

WyattB575/6/2016, 2:46:48 PM1 votes

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