Take away Ekko's passive

Creamy Seaman··4 votes·649 views

I'm fucking sick of all these 3rd attack doing bonus damage abilities.

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JustMyBassCannon2 votes

"I'm tired of champions having damage abilities that require you to commit to a fight in order to be useful!"

Oh no, you actually have to hit the same person multiple times to get your full damage output. What a conundrum.

"So unoriginal Rito!"

I dare you to design something good and completely unique outside of any video game genre.

Creamy Seaman2 votes

it slows gives him move speed and does extra damage. i'm saying it is overloaded.

JustMyBassCannon1 votes

You haven't seen the values. His kit is going to be designed around the effects it has.

Champion A can pat their head and rub their tummy at the same time. Champion B can't. Clearly, that means Champion A is overloaded, ignoring that Champion A can't walk and chew gum at the same time, but Champion B can.

If the analogy flew over your head; all champions are capable of doing multiple things at once. That doesn't make them overloaded.

Creamy Seaman1 votes

go back to shilling for riot but i will be using this freelo champ

ModAcademy Kayn1 votes

Name all of them.

B3ER1 votes

Vayne W, Gnar W, Diana Passive, Yasuo Q. Did I miss any? This guy is really fucking uninspired because his Q is the fourth boomerang and his W is another Viktor Gravity Field.

Terff1 votes

velkoz passive if you consider abilities attacks

Swollwonder1 votes

Ok...ekko has one two real damage abilities counting his ult three if you count his passive. As an assassin. Let the sink in. While his e is technically a damaging its really just an extended aa.

Meep Man1 votes

Oh dang, he has a similar mechanic to others, that means he is completely unoriginal. Also, his W isn't a Viktor Gravity Field? They function almost enitrely different, just that both have a slow and stun with no damage.

Cenobite Azaziel1 votes

You can count in jax R passive ( that is all third attacks), and VI.

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