Striker and Champion placement seems inconsistent.
Darkness275
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If I'm playing as Omega Red, I'm attacking someone and building up spores. Then I use my striker. The spores begin to fall off... so it acts as if my champion isn't there.
But if I'm attacking into, say... Mephisto or Terrax with their aura's up and I use my striker, I'm still taking damage from the auras as if my champion were right there.
What's up with this?
But if I'm attacking into, say... Mephisto or Terrax with their aura's up and I use my striker, I'm still taking damage from the auras as if my champion were right there.
What's up with this?
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Our strikers create distance... okay, so our opponents benefit from this distance.
Why then do our champions continue to take damage as if no distance were created? Terrax's rocks, Mephisto's flame aura, Aarkus' aura. Our champions are treated as if no distance exists, yet our opponents benefit because our strikers create distance.
I'll use dexing spidermans special 1 as the go to example to say distances are weird in this game so i wouldnt be surprised if this was intentional when Omega Red came out but wasnt adjusted when strikers were introduced to account for the range when they push you back
I faced Winter Soldier using my Mephisto, activated my aura with SP2 and attacked - ensured I was doing damage with the aura and then activated the aura. All damage from the aura stopped, you can also still see the aura just off screen. Yet, when the situation is reversed I still take damage.
If you're Mephisto and turn into Scarlet Witch for a few seconds, of course your Aura disappears. You aren't Mephisto any more!
In the same way, of course Omega's spores fall off - Omega Red isn't there any more.
But yes, you should definitely keep taking damage during a Striker - your DoT effects don't fall off and stop causing loss of 'your' health, after all. So you shouldn't avoid passive proximity damage from Mephisto, Terrax, iAbom, etc.
If the opponent benefits from distance being created by the striker, so should we.