Why do the highest mobility champions also have the most damage?

Nausicäa ·12/17/2018, 12:22:38 AM·2 votes·1,277 views

Seems fair.

11 Comments

Moody P12/17/2018, 12:32:17 AM3 votes

because you're lying

Eedat12/17/2018, 1:29:50 AM3 votes
Jamaree12/17/2018, 1:44:21 AM3 votes

They don't actually, it just SEEMS like they do because their mobility gives them the ability to damage because they can use their mobility to constantly be doing damage.

Leblanc is one of the few exceptions to the rule, but for the most part, most of the higher mobility champions don't have the highest damage.

PhantomSpirit10112/17/2018, 12:24:48 AM2 votes

MUH FLASHY PLAYS [slayer-jinx-unamused]

Cats Are Food12/17/2018, 12:25:54 AM2 votes

Originally extreme mobility was limited by lower end damage. That was working as intended.

Well, they fired Morello and Guinsoo.

DuskDaUmbreon12/17/2018, 1:01:11 AM2 votes

Because mobility is more often tied to durability than damage now.

Which makes sense. Durability would be tied to heavier armor, which reduces your ability to move fast. But it only takes a knife to instantly kill someone.

PhearBunny12/17/2018, 1:39:58 AM1 votes

because bro. "Balance"

PhearBunny12/17/2018, 1:52:52 AM1 votes

They have higher front loaded damage. Which is generally better in a game where everyone just instantly dies.