Can we get to set health/armor/magic resist/give items/runes/mastery on the practice dummies please?

Joxcab·May 21, 2017·84 votes·1,755 views

That would be nice, because a 10,000 health dummy with 100 armor/100 MR isn't really that realistic so it really isn't that helpful.

Also items and runes and masteries would change impact of various things.

12 Comments

singiel38May 21, 201713 votes

We should be able maybe to even create certain champion dummy with certain level which would have same base stats as real champion, obviously while maintaining stats on given level.

Bad DreeamMay 21, 20175 votes

Also changing their build would be good idea ;)

Heckin SupportMay 21, 20174 votes

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We should be able maybe to even create certain champion dummy with certain level which would have same base stats as real champion, obviously while maintaining stats on given level.

I really wish we could mess with an enemy bot that we put on the enemy team. Sometimes I just want to get into a practice Vs a bot and have us both full build and level just to try things. It's annoying having to wait for them to level up.

Joseph GladstoneMay 21, 20173 votes

cant expect much from spaghetti code games

SteelMankindMay 22, 20172 votes

Has literally nothing to do with practice dummies having fixed health/armor/mr

Joseph GladstoneMay 22, 20171 votes

did i say it did?

Blue Moon WolfMay 22, 20173 votes

also do the same for the enemy AI. It's almost impossible to get them to reach full build within the time frame practice mode gives you. Much rather practice against an enemy who got fed then to practice getting fed.

Asayake 5150glowMay 21, 20171 votes

Just a note, 100 armor/mr is pretty realistic for a squishy building on the defensive side.

DeathBurstMay 22, 20171 votes

It's a little helpful 'cause it helps comparing the DPS of various builds relative to each other, as long as you don't include BotRK/Bloodrazor. If build A deals more damage than build B to the dummy, that will still eb true on real enemy champs.

But yeah, it cannot be used to get a realistic measure of how much damage a combo can deal in-game. +1

SkorchMay 22, 20171 votes

I think the reason that is, is to test damage on a flat enemy. Builds WILL change it, that is true, but you should be able to tell how much less damage youll do vs a champ with 200 armor v 0 armor.

SteelMankindMay 22, 20171 votes

Yeah, its pretty funny when full magic pen runes Yorick does more damage to practice tool dummies than AD/lethality runes Yorick due to the %HP magic damage on E and ult autos shredding through that 10k HP