I am literally the only one who is not looking forward to this update? Looks like it. GenghisEmo, Ashe is already waaaay stronger than Vayne; I just won a 3v5 as Ashe vs a Vayne. The only reason many players do not see Ashe as viable is because they have not played her enough; it is hard to be good enough with her to not die, which most players find to difficult, so they never try beyond a handful of games. It looks like they are just making her into a new Jinx, which will REQUIRE nerfing. Ashe strength right now comes from her slow and Critical strike ability, and they are removing her crit, taking away what makes Ashe Ashe. Yes, bonus damage will be applied, but not to the critical strike extent. Critical strike damage is 200% starting damage, meaning if you start with 75 AD you can hit for 150, obviously, but Bonus damage is not equal to base damage, so they are already nerfing her by A LOT of damage, most especially in early game, where her first Critical strike is enough to keep her evenly matched in lane vs other adcs. She is weak in lane because of no armor or magic resist. Taking away the crit strike and adding +10 bonus damage based on crit strike % removes her early game extremely effectively. She will no longer be able to go even in lane, or trade blows with an enemy adc. Then they decide to add a machine gun edge? But of course this should help keep her in lane! Maybe. All it seems to do in reality is make her Super strong late game, as she used to be when all basic attacks had the % chance to crit strike as Ashe's stacks. So if you had 87 stacks, you had an 87% crit strike chance every arrow that you threw. That tiny, insignificant piece to Ashe made her super strong, and she was nerfed in patch 3.8. The buff they are giving her is just too strong based on her previous game play, and they will need to nerf her again in the patch immediately following her new release. This will change Ashe fundamentally, basically making her a new adc. I truly believe a mistake is being made, and the repercussions will not be what everyone expects.