Rakan loses basic attack range during his ultimate

TiltoverEnforcer··1 votes·1,215 views

I know the video doesn't show it too well, but you can just load up into Practice Tool if you don't believe me. :P

I'm assuming this is intentional, as if you accidentally attack move or click on an enemy champion, you wouldn't be in range to charm them with your full 300 attack range (it lowers to 50). However, if for whatever reason you decide to do an on-hit or full AD Rakan build, this would be important to know (I don't recommend it, but I'm sure someone has tried). Just a little note in the tooltip would be greatly appreciated! If you press R while autoing someone, you automatically move into your new attack range.

Also, can we have some sort of indicator as to how long his ultimate has remaining? There's no buff for either team, as there would be for, say, a Singed ult. You have to count to 4 seconds, and if an enemy Rakan begins his ultimate outside of your vision, you have no idea how long he has left on it.

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UnboundHades2 votes

I have already explained this on boards its not to nerf him its to make sure he doesn't auto attack instead of touching enemies during his ult wasting it

TiltoverEnforcer1 votes

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I have already explained this on boards its not to nerf him its to make sure he doesn't auto attack instead of touching enemies during his ult wasting it

I am already aware as to why it happens, my issue is that the tooltip makes no mention of it, which could potentially have a negative result in certain niche situations.

UnboundHades1 votes

if you have played rakan for over 1 game you know it happens and if your playing ad rakan before support then you have something wrong with yourself

TiltoverEnforcer1 votes

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if you have played rakan for over 1 game you know it happens and if your playing ad rakan before support then you have something wrong with yourself

I've played Rakan probably about 20-25 times, and I've never bothered trying to auto attack during his ultimate, since running around during his ultimate is, in the vast majority of situations, more useful than stopping to auto attack. If you HAVE learned as to why it happens with a small number of games, you're probably making an incorrect tactical decision to auto attack during his ultimate without a build designed to auto attack. Unless you play the game staring at your auto attack indicator, if you play him correctly, you probably would not have noticed it without a large number of games played on him.

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