Mionicy Zeri, the newest character in League of Legends, have reasons to be sad. The character in the latest update will undergo a number of changes that have a negative impact on it. Riot Games made this decision because they felt Zeri was too strong.
A series of changes to Zeri
Zeri is the newest playable post to be added to League of Legends. The shooter from the city of Zaun is characterized by unique mechanics, unprecedented among other characters. The biggest reason to stand out from the rest of the champions is because of the Q button’s ability, Burst Fire, which is Zeri’s primary attack.
On the night of February 8-9, a Riot Games employee using the nickname Phlox will release a number of changes that will be introduced in the characters in the latest update numbered 12.4. Zeri proved to be the most vulnerable character in the entire patch, and the changes affected all of her abilities. The Burst Fire ability has reduced base damage, conversion of attack speed to attack points, and slowdown duration when unleashing a classic auto-attack, among other things.
We can see smaller changes in the rest of the Zeri skills. Hiding under the W Ultrashock Laser has a scaled cooldown from 13 to 9 seconds. Previously, this value was always equal to 10. E – Spark Surge – cooldown at the highest level two seconds later, and hitting an enemy will reduce the cooldown of skills by seconds instead of 1.5 seconds. Ultimate will grant Zeri a lower attack speed bonus.
Changes in other forms
The update will not only apply to Zeri. The series will be weakened also by other characters. It will be the Mundo who gets less AD for each level. Additionally, the cooldown of an ultimate skill will always be 110 seconds. Qiyana, Veigar, Blitzcrank and Nunu also look worse.
The list of enhanced characters is still soul. Riot Games has decided to undo a weakened Nami. In addition to the supporting champion, the stronger ones will be: Aatrox, Illaoi, Amumu, Ashe, Lucian, Kalista, Xayah, Sett, Rumble and Neeko.
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