Can we remove Nasus passive?
Healing was too toxic for 
Why not
?
Healing was too toxic for 
Why not
?
They are different champions.
While we are at it can we remove Caitlyn passive too?
I second this notion.
Yeah, watch her put 6 traps when you are inside dragon/baron pit to close exit and fuck you inside out
Because Nasus doesn't also have a lot of early ganking power.
Because Nasus doesn't also have a lot of early ganking power.
Yeah but he has an infinite slow.
Yeah, but he's not ranged with scaling current percent health damage.
We can go back and forth and keep adding on strengths one champions has and the other doesn't, but it doesn't change the fact of why Kindred lost her healing.
Healing was too toxic for Why not ?
Healing wasn't toxic for Kindered, it was just low-hanging fruit for Riot to nerf what's otherwise an overpowered champion.
Overpowered and Toxic are not the same thing.
Also:
Base stats are more or less identical across all champions. It's not uncommon for squishy champions like
or
to actually have more base defenses than bulky champions like
or
.
One of the main ways Riot makes tanky champions actually feel tanky early-on is by giving them some solid sustain in their kit, allowing them to be innatly durable when it comes to the sustain wars of early game.
are all tanky champions that have some pretty solid sustain built into their kits, and that's not even all of them.
My main point is that
having sustain is a pretty basic and mundane thing for a tank or fighter to have.
remove nexus passive.
Reasonable idea:
When I'm trading hard, his healing doesn't matter. It's when he can sit back and get a free Q. . it seems unfair that he heals, and kills something, gets gold, and a permanent damage increase, all in one?!
Maybe a static heal amount on Q, so he can't heal ridiculously?
Maybe Nasus heals every time something dies near him? Tradability in lane, without the frustration of watching him heal so much off a Q strike in mid game.
Why downvotes?
Thread's shit.
Much like...well, just about every thread and post you make.