Tristana's "Rocket Jump" ability should make her invulnerable until she lands

Shayd Bloodstorm··1 votes·675 views

This is just my opinion, but if an enemy champs ability is targeted and fired at Tristana, and she jumps, there's just no conceivable reason why I should be able to watch a fireball follow her into the air and then hit her. Additionally, if an enemy champ stomps the ground for an AOE stun (for example) and Trist is already in the air, I can't even imagine why she would be stunned by that.

Just throwing this in, but I don't think any other champ has this problem, and champs like fizz use similar abilities and ARE invulnerable for a much longer period of time... just sayin.

6 Comments

Hayaishi21 votes

A dash is a dash, tematically it looks like a jump.

Besides, a dash with that much range that resets shouldn't have anything else.

Lord Dusteon1 votes

I don't think giving an already high range self peeling adc a resetting invulnerability gapcloser/escape is ever a good idea.

Also, Kha jumps; obviously he should be untargetable. I guess technically Kayle and Vel'Koz are always flying/floating, so they should be immune to every ground thing, right? While we're at it, Zyra should instantly die if Ignited, as she's a plant. Also, let's start calculating force into everything and follow physics.

League does not follow regular physics for good reason. Tristana's W is a dash. Like all dashes (that do not specifically list untargetability, before you go "but fizz") she can be targeted at any point during the dash and still collides with all skillshots/ground targetted AoEs. Changing it, while fitting thematically, is an utterly broken buff that would require a complete gutting of her kit to work.

Enosetc1 votes

wat

Oddysseas1 votes

SHE IS OP ENOUGH AS SHE IS!!! I propose she can get a max of 3 resets....

Marthian1 votes

invulnerability to damage, no.

Immunity to displacement, I'd be ok with that (so basically like how Vi and Malphite's ults work: Unstoppable, but if they are CC'd partway and the CC duration extends past their unstoppable phase, they are CC'd for the rest of the duration of said CC.)

If that's too confusing, here's an example: Vi is ulting someone and it takes her 1 second to reach and hit her target. Someone stuns her 0.5 seconds into her ult for 1.5 seconds. Vi finishes her ult, but is stunned for 1 second after. AFAIK that's how it works anyways.

Leeerzeichen1 votes

You are still affected by cc if you are invulnerable (look at kayle).

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