Dr. Doom Vs Electro

In Act 6.1.5 there is an "All or Nothing" path with Electro on it and I thought i could use my Doom here seeing that Doom's Description says he's immune to "Shock Effects". And then Electro's ability wrecked me lol. How is that?

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JDunk2291

Ugh....what about bishop?

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Thicco_Mode

Yes, Bishop’s energy attacks also bypass Dr Dooms shock immunity. In fact, all energy damage champions bypass him immunity.

I think op meant if Bishop would work for that fight. He should work, it I remember his abilities correctly

shadow_lurker22

Yes, Bishop’s energy attacks also bypass Dr Dooms shock immunity. In fact, all energy damage champions bypass him immunity.

Pardon me I could be mistaken but I believe he was asking if Bishop could counter Electro

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Headroller

Yeah he’s like Corvus that way, he’s shock immune but takes static shock damage because kabam likes to confuse us with what reality would suggest and what in game mechanics actually show us.

Lvernon15

Energy and shock are completely different things

rcm2017

Awakened domino can counter electros static shock. The critical failure stops opponents abilities, unless the node prevents it.

NOOOOOOOOPEEEEE

I love how so many peoole just assume any champ immune to shock debuffs can counter Electro and then when it doesn't they don't understand how.

TP33

Havok cheeses electros because its ENERGY damage not SHOCK damage

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simolaz

To counter Electro passive damage there are different strategies:
- Solid Ability Accuracy Reduction (high-sig Black Widow, Blade with Ghost Rider and Spiderman Stark, Taskmaster, Gwenpool, Crossbones, Archangel).
- Solid Regeneration (Blade, Wolverine, Ghost Rider).
- Non-touching hits (Iron Man IW, Havok, Hyperion's S1, Domino, Ebony Maw, etc.).
- Champions who don't need to touch the opponent to kill him (Archangel, Void, Quake).
- Extreme damage-over-time debuff or passive effect. This way is the less effective, unless not combined with other previously listed.

Domino has a 15% AAR but combining non-touching hits with AAR and extreme debuff damage from S3 results in a solid option.