Can Kingpin purify passive disorient?
Amanda_Cruze
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I am using 5 star Kingpin sig 40 in map 6 ( no synergy).
The nodes aee having that blocking a defender attack cause passive disorient for 10 sec.
I brought Kingpin thinking that it can purify it but it didn't.
Just curious and for future reference, wanted to confirm if Kingpin can purify passive debuffs?
The nodes aee having that blocking a defender attack cause passive disorient for 10 sec.
I brought Kingpin thinking that it can purify it but it didn't.
Just curious and for future reference, wanted to confirm if Kingpin can purify passive debuffs?
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However, two other options exist, especially for those Disorient nodes you mention:
Attuma inverts the Ability Accuracy Reduction of Disorient: they effectively make him better, not worse. He's really good for dealing with Disorient/Concussion nodes.
Apocalypse very quickly develops immunity to Disorient. I think he's still the only champion who has Disorient immunity.
In this game, a passive is explicitly defined as something that is neither a buff nor a debuff. Thus, referring to something as a “passive buff” or a “passive debuff” is an oxymoron; it doesn’t exist in MCOC terminology, and you won’t find such wording used anywhere except some scant examples from before Kabam ironed out their wording.
Because these three things are completely distinct categories with no overlap, abilities that are directly stated to only interact with one of these won’t interact with the other. Purify removes debuffs, it cannot remove passives because passives are not debuffs. Nullify removes buffs, but again can’t remove passives because those aren’t buffs. Buff immunity and debuff immunity prevent buffs and debuffs, not passives. You get the point. Most abilities will clarify whether a given effect is a buff/debuff or a passive, but if it doesn’t you can still tell when the effect shows up on the HUD. Buffs and debuffs have a solid border around their icon (usually white or a lighter version of the icon’s color), whereas passives are a solid circle with no distinct border at all.
Example. Red Skull has armor up buffs and a (parry) stun debuff. Those icons have a noticeably solid white border around them. He also has a shock passive and an auto-block passive, which are a fully solid color with no distinct border.
And a final note, yes there are passive versions of buffs/debuffs. Angela gains fury buffs while Hulk gains fury passives. Storm inflicts shock debuffs while Beta Ray Bill inflicts shock passives. While the passive version may have the same functionality, they’re still passives and that means they interact differently as described above. For example, Silver Surfer reduces the potency of shock debuffs by -100%. As such, he’d take reduced damage from Storm’s shock debuffs, but BRB’s shock passives would still do the same damage as normal.
They’re also technically removing the effect. It’s different from nullify and all that.
If a champ is buff immune it doesn’t mean they are immune to an effect. Just the effect when classified as a buff.
I have a simpler version.
No but yes sometimes unless you can't.