Cast W before you ult. Remember that patch that allowed W to be applied during your ult? That only works if you hit W first.
Every streamer/player I have seen doesn't do this. Every one. I'm looking at you Qtpie. "Man this ult sucks". No shit, you didn't press W
Yeah, it does that for you. Press E, so people can't just walk out though.
If you press w you only get AS and grievous wounds on aa's afaik,the bonus dmg is her w passive so i don't think you have to press w to deal that bonus dmg.Not sure if i'm right or not
http://leagueoflegends.wikia.com/wiki/Miss_Fortune
Passive: The stack limit for Impure Shots is increased.
Active: Miss Fortune channels for 2 seconds, spraying up to 8 waves of bullets (6 bullets per wave) in a cone in front of her. A wave is fired every 0.25 seconds, dealing physical damage and applying Impure Shots' passive magic damage and stack to all enemies within the area.
Fuckin' genius you are. Totally doesn't apply Impure Shots on its own.
No, the extra damage is entirely passive. Activating W does not help your ult at all.
I got news for you.
It already does do it.
except that activating w only gives you extra AS and grievous wounds... the bonus damage is passive and always on regardless of whether you activated W or not. Maybe you should actually learn how a champion works before saying people are playing said champion wrong
I thought the Impure Shots was a passive effect, and activating gave the attack speed boost plus Grievous Wounds?
Another one of those "I'm right because you're wrong" threads. Keep trying.
Also: "ACTIVE: Miss Fortune channels for 2 seconds, spraying up to 8 waves of bullets (6 bullets per wave) in a cone in front of her. A wave is fired every 0.25 seconds, dealing physical damage and applying Impure Shots.png Impure Shots' passive magic damage and stack to all enemies within the area."
You don't need to use the Impure Shots active for Bullet Time to apply the passive. Just go into a custom game, hit 6, ult a cannon wave while the cannon minion is selected and watch as stacks are applied. I just did so to say I tested it, and you will see for your self if you bother to try.
