Lets talk about ashe!

So basically, Ashe needs to be reworked to fit this current meta. She needs, first and foremost, a kit update to match with the changing meta. As it stands right now, shes playable but not viable. Her Q needs to be able to proc off of turrets, inhibs and nexus; Its ridiculously annoying to have to stop aa an obj that is not an minion or monster to build up her q, it wastes time and slows down her tempo. Her W for the most part is fine, giving it some better hitbox detection on minions and champs through minions would be nice, as well as increasing its output or fire rate. If you dont know Ashe W travel speed its very easy to fire it the wrong way, or if you flash W it can fire the wrong way too. unpopular opinion, Ashes E is kinda bad. Even with the recent change to make it ping hidden champions, while a welcomed addition, it was kinda negated with the new proxy ping they added countering the whole point of the ping. Not to mention you get literally nothing out of it besides some basic jg knowledge that your jgler should already know. Bringing back gold gain off her E seems necessary, especially with the pbe changes making the matches more early game based. One more change to her E that i would like to see would be assists on unmarked champs. If i spot them and my team kills them, i want some of that gold. Now finally her R. Oh boy, this is arguably her biggest problem with her current kit. Its hitbox is outrageously unorthodox, sometimes it goes straight through the enemy champ, and sometimes its 20ft away from the enemy champ and still hits. My biggest gripe is why does it scale off of AP. Who did that, who oked that, i dont have to explain why that needs to be changed. Another big problem is that with each new Ashe skin the introduce, her R fluctuates from being to visible to not visible at all, its insane to think one of there oldest champs has this many problems on one ability. I understand this is a very bare bones take on her problems, but i didn't want to write a thesis on her more detailed issues.

Thanks for reading.