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Due to issues related to the release of Mastery Loadouts, the "free swap" period will be extended.
The new end date will be May 1st.
Chi charges
Gildenlow
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Hey guys, I'm sorry if this is a duplicated topic, I searched extensively but I couldn't find any information regardin this issue.
So my question is this, on the spotlight and champion's description for Shang Chi it says:
About Wuhu strikes: "The last hit is a Guaranteed Critical Hit, provides 1 Chi Charge and activates bonus effects:"
Nevertheless I found that up to 150 chi charges, wuhu strikes no longer provide chi charges, so the only way to keep adding chi charges are: using sp3 to add 4 charges or by perfectly blocking or dodging which would add 1 charge.
There's no information whatsoever about chi charges having a limit by wuhu strikes or at least I couldn't find it, anyone have any information on this matter? Seems to me like a misleading mechanic since aparently chi charges could stack limitless by the description of the champion.
Thanks to anyone who takes the time to answer and I apologize if my english isn't correct, is not my first language.
So my question is this, on the spotlight and champion's description for Shang Chi it says:
About Wuhu strikes: "The last hit is a Guaranteed Critical Hit, provides 1 Chi Charge and activates bonus effects:"
Nevertheless I found that up to 150 chi charges, wuhu strikes no longer provide chi charges, so the only way to keep adding chi charges are: using sp3 to add 4 charges or by perfectly blocking or dodging which would add 1 charge.
There's no information whatsoever about chi charges having a limit by wuhu strikes or at least I couldn't find it, anyone have any information on this matter? Seems to me like a misleading mechanic since aparently chi charges could stack limitless by the description of the champion.
Thanks to anyone who takes the time to answer and I apologize if my english isn't correct, is not my first language.
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