Mephisto - Passive Ability Accuracy Immunity Explanation

Two_IcesTwo_Ices Member Posts: 11
Hey y’all,

I’ve been testing out Mephisto now that I’ve duped him, and I cannot understand how to interpret his passive ability accuracy immunity from his sig ability. Primarily, I was testing him against domino, and bottom line, he crit fails like any other champ. For comparison, I used Mysterio against domino, and he never crit failed bc his description says his ability accuracy cannot be reduced. I get that his description seems to apply more broadly than Mephisto’s, but again, why wouldn’t Mephisto be able to have the same effect, since her probability field is passive? I’d appreciate any thoughtful insights or answers anyone can share, thanks!

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  • OkaythenOkaythen Member Posts: 590 ★★★
    edited April 2020
    Mephisto is fine
    He’s ability accuracy is not being reduced
    This is a common question due to the lack of understanding of how dominos crit failure works
    If an ability does not proc at all than it is consider to have failed to activated So it “crit fails”
    An example I use a lot is stark spidey let’s pretend dominos 15% AAR does not exist
    every time you block or get hit u have a 3% at base to evade an attack
    If it does not activate domino will activate crit failure until the ability activates
    Now mephisto has a max of almost 20% chance in non well timed blocks to generate an aura of incineration
    Dominos AAR will not affect this so it stays at 20% but every time it fails to activate it will produce crit failure

    That’s why mysterio works well all his abilities have a 100% chance to activate
    Btw mephisto a sig reads immune to passive AA modifications so her passive probability field falls into that category
  • Two_IcesTwo_Ices Member Posts: 11
    Dude, thanks very much... I have been trying to figure out how exactly domino’s crit failure works and was hoping it was tied to her passive AA reduction, making Mephisto another champ to eliminate the crit failure. Guess not... thanks for the inte!
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