Is there a reason why we can't take items off?

Makattack·Aug 12, 2019·3 votes·764 views

I feel like that puts so much more skill expression in the game for skilled players. It increases adaptability.

edit: without selling the unit.

7 Comments

Divin1tyAug 12, 20194 votes

And decreses decision making. No thanks.

MakattackAug 12, 20192 votes

Decreases decision making? How does it do that?

ZephyrDrakeAug 12, 20192 votes

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Decreases decision making? How does it do that?

"I have this gold vayne with items perfect for a draven I have... do I sell the vayne so I can give the items for draven or just keep the vayne?"

This sort of decision making will be gone.

FebosAug 12, 20193 votes

My guess is that it has something to do with "planning ahead". Meaning you will not give an item to a champion unless it is going to stay there or if you're going to replace that champion at some point.

AlienPrimateAug 12, 20193 votes

There is one way. If you have a unit with a spatula you can remove the spatula by equipping them with a transformation item of a type that they already are. For instance, you cannot put a Youmuu's on a Zed so if you combine it on him by either adding a sword to a spatula or vice versa it will automatically be removed from him.

FrancoTheHatingAug 12, 20192 votes

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There is one way. If you have a unit with a spatula you can remove the spatula by equipping them with a transformation item of a type that they already are. For instance, you cannot put a Youmuu's on a Zed so if you combine it on him by either adding a sword to a spatula or vice versa it will automatically be removed from him.

nice i didnt know it :D tnx you very much, i was currious why soemtimes my champion just dropped an item

True GarenAug 15, 20192 votes

In this respect, the rules are the same as LoL. You can't give your items to a teammate in LoL, and you can't transfer items between players in TFT either. You should be used to it by now...

Keeping the items when you sell the unit is a concession.