Team Fight Tactics (TFT) players on Reddit are buzzing about Sivir’s ability, with many scratching their heads over its mechanics. How does an attack speed steroid ricochet like a trickshot? Let’s unravel the discussion in the community!
Summary
- Players debate Sivir’s ability, questioning its thematic consistency with traditional trickshots.
- Comparison is drawn to League of Legends mechanics to justify Sivir’s design in TFT.
- Some suggest that considering attack modifiers part of abilities is a common convention in TFT.
A-Myr Explains the Similarity to League Sivir
According to A-Myr, Sivir’s ult functions similarly to her League of Legends counterpart, where her attacks ricochet after casting during her ult duration, aligning with the thematic consistency.
ccdsg Jokingly Points Out Sivir’s Trait
ccdsg humorously labels Sivir as a “1 cost trait bot,” attributing her ability design to her role within the game.
luxxanoir Defends TFT Convention
luxxanoir argues that in TFT, when champions have abilities that buff auto attacks, those attacks are considered part of the ability, justifying Sivir’s design.
