Why does Syndra's q still go when she dies?

A Bad Nasus··2 votes·349 views

This was removed from Ahri if im not mistaken Malzahar just fizzles out. New coding challenge? :^)

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Bishasaurus Flex1 votes

Because of the delay I believe. Same thing happens with Karthus's Q (after his passive duration). I'll have to see if Ori's ult does the same. Can anyone confirm?

Bishasaurus Flex1 votes

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This was removed from Ahri if im not mistaken Malzahar just fizzles out. New coding challenge? :^)

By fizzle out, do you mean his E no longer finishes it's duration and it doesn't transfer if it kills?

A Bad Nasus1 votes

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By fizzle out, do you mean his E no longer finishes it's duration and it doesn't transfer if it kills?

This thread is about skillshot q's sorry if that wasn't clear enough. By fizzle out I mean you can buffer a q as Malzahar right as you die just like Syndra , but it disappears and they take no damage from it.

Bishasaurus Flex1 votes

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This thread is about skillshot q's sorry if that wasn't clear enough. By fizzle out I mean you can buffer a q as Malzahar right as you die just like Syndra , but it disappears and they take no damage from it.

Oh okay. I'm not sure, If I had to guess I would say only because Malzahar's Q is an AoE silence, where as Syndra's Q is a small AoE. If Malzahar's Q still went off after his death, the silence could potentially change the outcome of a teamfight and determine the victors of the game. Can you imagine the salt of people on the forums? "OMFG MALZ WAS DEAD AND STILL GOT HIS AOE SILENCE OFF AND WE LOST WTF RITO". That's the only logical reason I could think of.

motherofallzebs21 votes

i think its the same as ekko's Q, it's already cast.

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