Removal of mana potions.

Eedat·Oct 29, 2015·3 votes·521 views

With so many changes on the way, trying to make an accurate assessment of exactly how all of these will interact can be pretty difficult. I did feel that one thing stood out a bit and that is the removal of mana pots.

My thought is this going to be a huge indirect buff to Energy/Resourceless champs. I mean lets face it. To keep up with these champs you normally need a few mana pots on top of a Chalice early. Are traditionally mana hungry champions going to be compensated with Mana cost reduction or some other way to keep pace with these champs?

4 Comments

Danyul TargaryenOct 29, 20152 votes

Yeah I don't trust these tards at right to do anything riot. They're gonna fuck up the only lthing I enjoy in this game which is mages

BlueclawsOct 29, 20151 votes

I think that's a little bit of an over reaction. Check out what they are doing with flask. There is also a mini flask of something like that.

I play anivia pretty frequently and even on her I usually only take mana pots if I am in a lane where I am going to be poked a lot, so I take flask as well. I don't think this is going to be as bad as people think.

ZzEslIolZQOct 29, 20151 votes

They removed mana pots then massively buffed manaless or near manaless AD champs. Yeah that's gonna go over well. Oh here lets release a ton of OP ADC items AND nerf armor at the same time!

BlueclawsOct 29, 20151 votes

They have said they are adjustin mana pool, mana regen as well as early spell costs for some champs that usually need mana pots.

They are also trying to see which ones are trying to cover up hefty weakness by relying on mana pot usage.