3 seconds of shutting down a turret for such a niche item seems a little lacking. Since Ohmwrecker is such a rare purchase, and doesn't contribute well to team fights (unless your team is a dive comp), I think that when you use the active, it should be VERY strong, not just regular strong.
Would 3.5-4 seconds of tower deactivation be too strong?
KONO RUBICK DA1 votesmake it 4 seconds, and gut the stats. So it's a niche item
darkdill1 votesNo, the stats already are below par when compared against Randuin's, Deadman's, and Sunfire. It only gives 300 health, 50 armor, and health regen (which people do not view as valuable). The lack of good health on it is the main turnoff for players.
Partholonian2 votesIf you're stopping two tower shots with the active, then it probably has at least 700 health on it (counting its actual +health). Maybe more if you account for the effect of breaking the tower's ramping by taking 1-2 shots and THEN using it.
darkdill1 votesI normally do that. No point disabling the turret right off the bat. Do it after it ramps up a little to screw up its rhythm.
LordGeovanni1 votesthis is how you do it but solo que you cant get people to follow their tanks for anything. some how my elo thinks that assassins engage and then tanks go in
AL0001 votesNo, the stats already are below par when compared against Randuin's, Deadman's, and Sunfire. It only gives 300 health, 50 armor, and health regen (which people do not view as valuable). The lack of good health on it is the main turnoff for players.
Gold Value
300 health = 800 Gold 50 armor = 1000 Gold 100% base health regeneration = 360 Gold 10% cooldown reduction = 317 Gold Total Gold Value = 2477 Gold Gold Efficiency
Ohmwrecker is 95.3% gold efficient without the active and passive. The passive adds up to 1185 Gold worth of movement speed while near turrets. Considering this, Ohmwrecker is up to 140% gold efficient while near turrets without the active.
therefore its pretty strong item for diver and or supporter...
LordGeovanni1 votes3 is plenty its just that people rarely trust their teammates to make split second plays like that people arnt observant