So far, there are 157 heroes in League of Legends. In the recent US suit update, a new shooter hero (Zeri Zeli) has been unveiled. As the designers have previously revealed, this is a new hero with a unique general attack mechanism and needs to keep moving. After Zeli's official release, the next new hero to appear is the auxiliary hero.
Due to the large number of heroes on the stage, a variety of skills will also be designed, including the R skill of Silas and the passive of Foyego, which has the nature of "stealth" and will bring players a unique game experience. There are also some full-graph flow or half-graph flow skills, which can also give players a "control" experience.
Recently, the extranet forum has talked about the topic of hero skills, and some heroes' ultimate moves are inclined to attribute improvement, which will be clearly displayed. But there are also some ultimate skills that add a state of persistence, but there is no clear hint of time, such as Tedamir's Endless Fury.
A player proposed on the forum: it is recommended to add a duration timer to Tedamir's R skill, so that everyone can clearly know the duration of the R skill. In addition, heroes like Arista, Jax, Kyle, Nessus, Olaf, Recton, and Trandel should also add a timer to the R skill.
The player's proposal has also aroused heated discussion among netizens, among which there are both agreed and opposed opinions. In fact, as a veteran player of league of legends, although this kind of big move does not clearly show the time, it can also roughly determine the duration according to experience. The addition of a timer is more intuitive, but it also reduces the difficulty and operability of the game. Instead of adding a timer, learn the line-to-line techniques and hero restraints, and learn more about the hero's attributes.
Of course, the benevolent see the wise. So what do you think about this player's proposal?