Will the Human Beyblade ever get a true rework?
I'm no Garen main, but I've fought the Tardnado enough times to know he's such an unimaginative character in terms of kit. Laning against him isn't difficult, just a case of tedium and boredom if they don't realize their place will be dead at my furry Yordle feet for trying to all-in me.
I'm just thinking, lets make him a bit more.... interactive? Right now he's just Q Spin, spin ends with a silencing AA if he manages to get close enough and if their target's hp low, spam CLICK R. Couldn't trade, got your HP taken down? Hide under tower and wait for your crappy self-healing passive to activate. Its so bland and boring. Yeah I'm a Gnar main, but I could do this with any ranged able champ. Pantheon for example and his Spears a'plenty.
Also, I know we're talking about a video game character, but remember that video Riot made with him fighting Kat, before a chasm in ruins opened up and Demon Tryn popped up in the hole, and instead of spinning like a tard, he actually dashed forward with a spin practically? Why not that? Like something out of Dynasty Warriors, but not a crazy look at me go through this wall like Tryn. His Spin to Win, will instead be a hard dash in a selected direction, where he extends his blade out, cutting minions and champions in a broad swath. I'm thinking maybe Sylas' own dash for range, it'll be a little bursty since I'd want to compress all his would be damage prior, since he's not sitting there like an idiot spinning like a beyblade for 5 seconds, but he's gonna gain a sudden gap closer, with a visually appealing combo I think we can tack Q on for. Instead of the full silence duration, every champion hit with his spin whille Q was active gets a lower duration silence, before getting cracked for a full refreshing amount post-spin.
Right now watching him fight, is just.... sleep inducing. All I'm asking is we keep the spirit of his general gameplay alive, but its time to get with the times. ITS BEYBLADE: BURST EVOLUTION TIME BABY, aahah, bad jokes.
