idea for tf's w

Aparation··1 votes·579 views

make it so that tf's w works by pressing w to cycle (starting on blue every time), and an auto throws it out.

it would make it easier to clutch gold cards, and pull the right card in lane (all tf mains know the pain of pressing w half a second late and taking blue card ;-;)

6 Comments

Onegarion1 votes

There is really no reason to do this. It makes TF much simpler than he is suppose to be. Its simply rotating constantly in the back ground.

Aparation1 votes

Maybe if you prefer the currebt one riot could make it so that this happens when you put w in quick cast.

Onegarion1 votes

That would change the way TF is played for different players. Which gives an unfair change. Again there is no reason to make this change. TF isn't meant to be an easy chance and its REALLY not hard to hit the card you want. Thats the simplest part of him outside of Q for waveclear.

Aparation1 votes

My responses to your points:

1-all tf players would have access to this, so there is no advantage, only preference. 2- you are literally saying it makes the champion easier ti handle and less rng-based and that's a bad thing? Wtf man

Mirage Seraph1 votes
  • He means one playstyle would be objectively better.

  • Making him easier to handle is not a good thing. If every champion was Annie levels of easy then what's the point? Heck he's not even hard to play anyways.

  • He's not RNG based. If you die because it started on the wrong card then you should have started your W a cycle earlier. If it was on CD and you died waiting for the right card, then that's the downside to having a triple function spell.

Aparation1 votes

wait so making the game easier to play isn't a good thing? I'm sorry I didn't realise that. like it would let someone focus more on their gamesense and map pressure or something idk other than just their mechanics. and yes he is RNG based. his 3 card selection starts on a prettymuch random card which you don't know, which adds an element of luck to the champion.

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