Why the F*CK does Yasuo's windwall remove Draven's spinning axe?

datfatguy·Dec 28, 2016·5 votes·1,432 views

Why? Why does Yasuo's windwall remove a Draven axe if he hits it? That just makes it WAY too hard for Draven to counter him.

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Elite4RunnerDec 28, 20164 votes

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That just makes it WAY too hard for Draven to counter him.

You mean a melee champion's ability that is intended to counter ranged champions/abilities, makes it difficult for ranged champions, or champions with projectile abilities to counter him?

[zombie-brand-mindblown]

463Dec 28, 20163 votes

Cause it's a projectile right?

You don't see me being a cry baby on boards when Yas blocks my MF ult, Ez ult, Ashe ult.

So why are you such a cry baby about this sht?

How about you wait for him to use it, back off, and then go back in because the CD is long as hell.

How about you just be a good player and use your brain for once?

datfatguyDec 28, 20162 votes

That's not what I mean. I'm not saying it shouldn't block his axe, I'm saying that it shouldn't just remove Draven's axe so if he had 2 spinning, he would then have 1.

463Dec 29, 20161 votes

Ahhh.

But why not? You used it and he blocked it.

You're only able to pick it back, if it bounces off someone right?

datfatguyDec 29, 20161 votes

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You're only able to pick it back, if it bounces off someone right?

Yes, that is true. But if Draven does hit the windwall, the axe should just return to him automatically, like how it does on turrets or plants. Unfortunately nobody on thread knew what I meant. Yes, it's a projectile, and windwall kind of counters that sort of thing. But if Draven DOES fail to hit someone because of a windwall, he should at least get his axe back automatically so he doesn't get punished hard so easily.