Could someone explain some things about Jhin to me?

Stand Alone Wolf·2/3/2016, 5:03:49 PM·1 votes·292 views

I had been waiting for Jhin's Q&A since he was announced, & on the day of his Q&A, I waited till around twelvish before having to take a roommate to work. Unfortunately, another roommate tagged along, & decided he wanted to stall, & hang around walmart to get out of the house, & ended up coming home around fiveish. I got on only to find Q&A was finally up an hour after I left, & had three questions I really was hoping Riot could answer. I knew I was too late, & wouldn't receive an answer, but I tried anyways.

Is there anyone who could clear some things up, or answer these questions for me? Please, & thank you!

"Hey Riot, I have three burning questions I've been hoping you could answer for me since I've heard, & played Jhin:

-Who's Jhin's voice actor? Edit: I was silly, & thought it was Zachary Quinto for a moment before reading through all the reds on his Q&A to find an answer to this one. -Sometimes when I use Jhin's ult, it automatically ends without reason when trying to hit enemies. Is this intended? -Could you please explain his passive when it comes to gaining attack damage from attack speed runes, & how running attack speed runes is more helpful than running attack damage runes?

The last one has been burning in me for a while, & I'd like to understand the reasoning behind this, & the benefits of running attack speed runes over attack damage if he gains no attack speed."

3 Comments

TurquoiseYoshi2/3/2016, 9:32:30 PM2 votes

I guess you have the voice actor thing sorted out.

If you clicked R again, it cancels the ult. I dunno if that's your problem or not.

His passive gives him 2%-40% (scaling on level) times 4% for every 10% crit times 2.5% for every 10% attack speed more AD (bolded for clarity). Additionally, the speed he gets on crits is increased with his attack speed (remember he crits on every 4th AA and still can buy crit). Whether this makes running AD or AS runes is better, I don't know.