Will League of legends gameplay ever go practical 3-D (not visual 3-D)

Coxycat·Dec 31, 2014·1 votes·428 views

With the addition of Rek'Sai, are seeing the beginnings of champions playing in a practical 3-D environment? Having champions go under and over terrain (trees and rocks), traps and mushrooms, walls (even Azir's wall) would drastically change the game. If my champion can fly let him/her do so as the crow flys. The greater the altitude = The greater the slow. The opportunity and available champions are already there. What's the point of having wings if they are clipped and only aid to a champions esthetic.

3 Comments

Grand ElevenDec 31, 20141 votes

Are you suggesting any winged champ should be able to ignore terrain?

CoxycatDec 31, 20141 votes

Yes, but not without consequences. (First off I just wanted to ask this just to get some fun, creative, and interesting discussion going)

Let's say flying over terrain caused you to: 1- be slowed while you were increasing you altitude to fly over trees and rocks. 2- because you are so high in the air now maybe the opposition could see you on the map (losing the element of surprise)

WaffletimewarpDec 31, 20141 votes

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Yes, but not without consequences. (First off I just wanted to ask this just to get some fun, creative, and interesting discussion going)

Let's say flying over terrain caused you to: 1- be slowed while you were increasing you altitude to fly over trees and rocks. 2- because you are so high in the air now maybe the opposition could see you on the map (losing the element of surprise)

This is essentially what I had hoped Elise's passive would be when she was announced. Bypasses terrain at the cost of 50-75% MS