if he uses his dash he has to commit, he can't just wait 2 seconds to dash out again or use his ultimate to give him invulnerability/heals/gobackintime
if he uses his dash to escape you now have a huge window of time to go on him before he can use it again, this is how you balance mobility.
Gigahappytown2 votes[deleted]
SwapShadows8 votesdarius is a good example on how to balance juggernauts you go in you fucking commit you pussy ass bitch white boy.
juggernauts and balanced don't belong in the same sentence.
grumpyfrogy1 votesjuggernauts and balanced don't belong in the same sentence.
Juggernauts are NOT balanced.
srry im a smartass
GetBoomedOn2 votes
and a few others. Riot had it under control in leagues early stages
KidSpectre1 votesLucian also has this paradigm. You use it to escape, or you use it to go in and deal damage which lets you dash sooner.
SwapShadows1 votesthey did have it under control until it became a thing where you have your dash up every time you use an ability
Remlap12231 votesIs one dash really a "mobile" champ though? I'd consider Lucian the mobile ADC, not Graves. Lucian not only gets a dash, but it goes on a shorter CD if he hits a champion with his passive, and he gets an MS boost if he or an ally attacks a champion marked by Ardent Blaze.
SwapShadows2 votesIs one dash really a "mobile" champ though? I'd consider Lucian the mobile ADC, not Graves. Lucian not only gets a dash, but it goes on a shorter CD if he hits a champion with his passive, and he gets an MS boost if he or an ally attacks a champion marked by Ardent Blaze.
a dash is better than nothing