Poppy vs. Thresh.

GigglesO··1 votes·1,735 views

So Poppy has an animation that doesn't look like a projectile but is, and Thresh has an auto attack that looks ranged, but is not.

So let me get this straight, Thresh can have a "ranged ability" that acts melee, but poppy has a hammer slam, that acts like a projectile, even though it isn't thrown?

When will the double standards stop. One champion is allowed to follow out his kit thematically, but the other is not?

Who in RIOT even makes these decisions?

7 Comments

undesirable team2 votes

What do you mean, Thresh's auto attacks are treated as ranged. It procs Runaans, but doesn't proc either of the hydra's...?

GigglesO1 votes

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What do you mean, Thresh's auto attacks are treated as ranged. It procs Runaans, but doesn't proc either of the hydra's...?

It dosen't get blocked by yasuo's wind wall.

Faith Breaker1 votes

Neither does Vel'Koz's auto

El Condor Pasa1 votes

Yasuo's windwall blocks projectiles. Thresh's basic attacks aren't projectiles, but he is still ranged.

EndlessSorcerer1 votes

has an auto attack that looks ranged, but is not.

It is a ranged autoattack. It doesn't have a projectile, but it's still ranged (unless they never got around to fixing that bug with the tagging).

El Condor Pasa1 votes

Thresh IS ranged.

Whut Thuh 1 votes

just because its not treated as a projectile (similar to kayle) doesnt mean its not ranged and with hammer slam are you talking about her ult or q

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