Anyone found a creative use for namis passive?
I cant think of a situation where its use actually had an effect on the outcome.
I cant think of a situation where its use actually had an effect on the outcome.
Coupled to her E, it's a really strong kiting tool and knowing that it also procs on her ult (x2 this time), it's really good to engage teamfights
Ah ok then, thanks
Step 1: Build some AP Step 2: Cast your E on your ADC Step 3: ??? Step 4: Profit
If you run through her bubble you can get a little boost from that. Works on her ult, too.
If you're trying to get back to lane early on just throw a bubble in front of you and move slightly faster. Not much, but it's something.
She has a passive?
It's mvm speed, it'll always be useful for any situation ever. Being able to kite, catch up with someone using R (without needing to hit them) or just getting somewhere faster. It's like youre asking what's the use of Karma shield MVM speed
the difference being though that it grants a shield in addition to the movespeed that could also porentially be Aoe.
sure, namis can be AoE too, but for a passive idk. I love playing nami a crapton don't get me wrong, but It just feels so awkward, with an entire passive being dedicated to just movespeed, like sivirs. And sivirs move speed is actually pretty big when combined with fleet, so even that is argueable.
idk. I like to use it to help my teammates chase crippled bitches that are just barely out of reach. Pop a heal then an E on them to get them in range to finish the kill. I rarely ever notice the effect when using R because...well....if i missed them with the wave then whats the damn point?
I like to use e on myself/adc whenn returning to lane, and if we're backing at the same time it's nice to bubble both of us so we get back to lane slightly faster.
Can make a small differencce in number of minions missed (if any, depending on the quality of our back). The little bit of ms can be useful in saving fleeing allies or helping them dodge a skill shot too, although it's hard to tell in what cases it really makes the difference.