So why hit just Ezreal, Riot?

SociopathFriend··1 votes·787 views

Lux and Ezreal were the first two champions I ever learned to play in LoL- so both hold a somewhat special spot in my roster. So when I heard Blitzcrank rated them as a good couple, I was relatively happy. It's like hearing two friends that you thought were good together decided to officially show interest in one another.

But now I hear Lux has been given a line to deliberately shut down Ezreal? Why would you do that? What possible benefit does that provide to the gameplay, characters, universe, or fans?

From a gameplay perspective it obviously has no effect. From a character perspective it seems outright detrimental- Lux is losing content (a possible relationship) and gaining little, if anything, in return. Same with Ezreal. The universe isn't getting anything out of it either- the League of Legends universe isn't becoming more fleshed out by mentioning Lux has never spoken to Ezreal. And most fans have their 'ships' about who goes with who, fair enough, but I can't think of any other such relationship that was specifically removed by dialogue.

I hope answers come out with an update featuring Demacian lore or perhaps a new champion- because currently I don't see a very good reason to do that sort of thing. This isn't specific to Lux and Ezreal, I'm genuinely confused at this point why you would target any two champions in such a way.

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GreenLore3 votes

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Lux and Ezreal were the first two champions I ever learned to play in LoL- so both hold a somewhat special spot in my roster. So when I heard Blitzcrank rated them as a good couple, I was relatively happy. It's like hearing two friends that you thought were good together decided to officially show interest in one another.

Uhm Blitzcrank never said that. He said that Ashe&Tryndamere,Nidalee&Random summoner and Rammus&Cactus are good couples,but as far as i know he never shipped Lux and Ezreal

KuroCaliber1 votes

I mean, just look at Taric's quotes to Diana, completely shut down the Taric x Ezreal train.

Conclusion: No one wants to be with Ezreal.

SociopathFriend1 votes

Not really. It does mean Taric appreciates Diana, but he makes no remarks on Ezreal whatsoever, the two could still be thought to like one another. No support is different from actively going against something.

I just fail to see how this decision positively affects the franchise and am hoping someone could explain to me how it could be a good thing. The only idea that pops up for it to be a good move is that they're actually going somewhere with Lux/Ezreal's personality and what they want- but currently all it really did was remove a bit of their character and, to my knowledge, provide no replacement or growth in its spot.

TyrekGoldenspear3 votes

If it makes you feel better, it's Lux's taunt to an enemy Ezreal.

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