Fizz and his Chum

Sckullzz·12/13/2016, 8:54:36 PM·1 votes·1,617 views

In patch 5.2, Fizz's ult was buffed to do 20% increased damage to the champ tagged by his fish.

Looking through the rest of the patch notes involving Fizz, there is no mention of removing this from his ult. A few things were changed for Fizz in the assassin update, but there was no mention of the 20% increased damage staying or leaving with the changes to his ult.

Has anyone seen if the damage amp is still there? I try to look for it when I ult, but I'm usually busy trying not to die...

6 Comments

Fiasco312/13/2016, 9:00:01 PM1 votes

ACTIVE: Fizz throws lure forward in a line that attracts a shark, causing it to emerge after 2 seconds, dealing magic damage, Airborne icon knocking aside surrounding enemies and Slow icon slowing them for 1.5 seconds. The further the lure travels in its initial flight, the larger the shark that is attracted, increasing its slow, eruption radius and knockback distance.

GUPPY (<455): 40% slow, 200 eruption radius and 150 unit knockback distance. GUPPY DAMAGE: 150 / 250 / 350 (+ 60% AP)

CHOMPER (455-910): 60% slow, 320 eruption radius and 250 unit knockback distance. CHOMPER DAMAGE: 225 / 325 / 425 (+ 80% AP)

GIGALODON (>910): 80% slow, 450 eruption radius and 350 unit knockback distance. GIGALODON DAMAGE: 300 / 400 / 500 (+ 120% AP)

If an enemy champion intercepts the lure as it flies or moves nearby it on the ground, it binds to them and causes the shark to emerge at their position. The lure's holder is Slow icon slowed for the duration and Airborne icon knocked up for 1 second instead of away.

General Esdeath 12/13/2016, 9:05:12 PM1 votes

I think it stayed because they still want him to rely on landing it, but they put a big risk/big reward factor on it.

ScissorsNstuff12/13/2016, 11:50:38 PM1 votes

sometimes it feels like fizz is a collection of sex jokes.

Penns12/14/2016, 6:37:51 AM1 votes

It doesnt anymore, basicallly. There were some changes not noted anywhere like his W active giving bonus range.