Infernal dragon should get removed

BoilTheOil·Aug 4, 2017·4 votes·633 views

It feels really bad to play against infernal dragon they can get up to 24% additional attack damage and ability power from 3 of them. Also if they have elder dragon it gives them 36% increase (they also have the true damage from elder dragon) making it almost impossible to fight the enemy and contest baron/towers with them until it is over. Even without elder dragon it still is a pain to play against it compared to ocean, cloud, and mountain dragon which are fine to play against but I don't like infernal dragon.

6 Comments

I Love ThreshAug 4, 20172 votes

That ad/ap increase can be yours too, just take it before they do/contest it. Jungle objectives are meant to be that impactful, if anything the other dragons are too weak.

MavroManitariMay 8, 20181 votes

they are meant to be impactful but arent they supposed to be somewhat similar in strenght? So that an team with 3 infernals has the same chance to win as one with three cloud drakes, but they have to use different strategies. Right now its not like that. 3 drakes are a nice lillte bonus which can help win the game and one is that powerful that most teams will not even think twice about trading an infernal for a baron or inhib.

Ethan AllenAug 4, 20171 votes

Honestly I think mountain drake is much stronger than infernal.

MavroManitariMay 7, 20181 votes

i cant agree more.. its not even about its actual strength its making people toxic af. If enemy team has an infernal winchances are already low and everyone quietly gives up or flames the jungler for not taking it. Its not healthy for the game.

I would really love either a duration of max 3 Mins on infernal buffs or make it so that drakes spawn in a set rotation for each team so no rng is involved and every team always has a winchance even if enemy team took an infernal u can still just take the next drake which will be an infernal for u aswell.

BoilTheOilMay 8, 20181 votes

this post is old af

MavroManitariMay 21, 20181 votes

and (sadly) still relevant