Onslaught passive stun failing

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This passive stun ability is essentially described the same way for both Storm and for Onslaught. Onslaught cannot apply a stun to Jabari Panther if she purifies it, while Storm applies a passive stun in this case. It appears bugged for Onslaught. Further, Onslaught cannot stun Baron Zemo at all if he has cleanse charges, and these charges aren’t even supposed to cleanse a stun in the first place.

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Zemo’s medium attacks cannot be stunned. They’re projectiles. Is it also doing it on his lights?

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Crcrcrc said:

Zemo’s medium attacks cannot be stunned. They’re projectiles. Is it also doing it on his lights?

Yes, any time there is a champ with cleanse, this happens on parried hits. Onslaught’s stun fails against Shang-Chi’s cleanse as well, whereas Storm’s becomes a passive. This is a consistent issue with Onslaught failing to get around cleanse, despite having the same and even a slightly broader ability than Storm (doesn’t need to be a skill champ for Onslaught).

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Ok, I was able to get a stun with Onslaught on Zemo’s light hit after some attempts, and I was able to repeat it with Storm and Bishop. I’m bringing in Bishop to the discussion as well now because he also has a similar ability as what is described for Onslaught. However, Storm and Bishop can passive stun Shang-chi and Jabari Panther when they cleanse, while Onslaught surely cannot. I know this is worded a little differently for Bishop, but it really is describing the same ability:

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Could Kabam please answer this one way or another. Is Onslaught’s passive stun not meant to work against cleanse because it’s not technically the same as a “purify”? If so, why do the descriptions of Storm and Bishop abilities use the same terms “purifies” or “purified” and then still work against cleanse to apply the passive stun? Also, when the opponent cleanses Onslaught’s daunted on top of the stun being cleansed, why isn’t a passive daunted gained? It sure seems like a bug.