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Shutdown Gold

FarRockBF··1 votes·3,437 views

Is it removed if champion is executed? In other words, if I am on a killing spree should I intentionally get executed so that the next kill on me wont be worth much?

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Arcade Ezreall4 votes

I believe that executing does not remove shut down gold, almost certain.

FarRockBF1 votes

Can someone confirm this?

Also, second question: Say shutdown gold is 500g. Is it better for me to get shutdown by one person or multiple? Does the killer get 500 and all assisters get extra gold? Or does the 500g get split evenly.

disregardable2 votes

I can confirm that. It'd be too easy to abuse if it worked like that. Killer gets the shut down gold.

FarRockBF1 votes

I can confirm that. It'd be too easy to abuse if it worked like that. Killer gets the shut down gold.

OK thank you. What about my second question?

Dr Clueless PhD1 votes

The 500 does not get split. It goes to the person who actually got the kill.

FarRockBF1 votes

The 500 does not get split. It goes to the person who actually got the kill.

Meaning assisters still get assist gold? So If I see others coming I should try to die to that one person ASAP? Is this true in all kill scenarios, not just shut-down?

Dr Clueless PhD1 votes

You misunderstand. I said it does NOT get split. 5 people killing you is no different (in terms of the shutdown gold only) than 1 person killing you.

Assist gold is independent of this.

FarRockBF1 votes

You misunderstand. I said it does NOT get split. 5 people killing you is no different (in terms of the shutdown gold only) than 1 person killing you.

Assist gold is independent of this.

Right, I do not misunderstand, read my post again :).

So the 500g goes to the shut-down and then all assisters get assist gold. So if I am fairly certain I will die I should let myself die to one person.

Likewise, if I am about to get a kill on my team I should let my support get one AA off first so he gets some gold also. I think.

DrCyanide1 votes

The killer will get 500 gold no matter what.

Everyone who assists gets a set amount of gold split between them.

Thus, to minimize the gold the other team gets, if at all possible, don't let anyone get an assist when you die. Conversely, to maximize your team's gold, get as many assists as possible.

FarRockBF1 votes

"When a champion is killed, the main killer gets a certain amount of gold, while 50% of that amount is divided up among everyone who got an assist on it."

This could go either way, it's not very clear. So if the main killer would get 100 gold, assist gets 50g. But if no assister does killer get 100g or 150g?

StealWolverine1 votes

"When a champion is killed, the main killer gets a certain amount of gold, while 50% of that amount is divided up among everyone who got an assist on it."

This could go either way, it's not very clear. So if the main killer would get 100 gold, assist gets 50g. But if no assister does killer get 100g or 150g?

100g for the killer no matter the number of assists Letting others get assists on your kills never hurts you. Generally even better on supports as they normally gain 60 extra gold up to the kill value. ex. you get that kill and let your support get 1 aa in. they were 0/1/5 at the time. you both would get 100g. doubling the kill value.

FarRockBF1 votes

Cool. Thank you everyone!

Commit Sudoku1 votes

no it isnt removed

CaptnJakSparrow1 votes

It actually used to be removed upon execution ((back in season 1.)) Shutdown gold was also 1,000. Not 500. And, they removed it after it started being abused. Basically, a person on a really large kill streak would go kill themselves in the enemy base while the enemy was away which reset them back to square one. After they nerfed that they then implemented this really cool thing called . . . "I'm just a support."

How this worked: Basically, the support is not allowed to get a single kill PARTIALLY because back then assists did not count towards your gold earning for killing them. Only kills did. So, if they did not get a kill, but say, had 20 assists and 6 deaths. They were still only worth . . . 60 to 50 gold instead of 300. However, if they got a kill they'd reset back to 300. So, this created the theme of supports diving in front of anyone that wasn't them reason being. They're only worth 60 gold, compared to everyone else being 300+. However, they fixed this too. Because, well, back then, Soraka was disturbingly hard to bring down, and even after you burned the 6 heals, had your entire team die, and then finally blew everything along with 4 ignites to kill her ((she's usually the last one standing.)) Your team got a whole whopping 60 gold! WOO.

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