Apart from bug fixes and other stuff that player's mistakenly call "nerf", yes there has been a couple of nerfs in the past.Mostly were done on patch 12.0
Apart from bug fixes and other stuff that player's mistakenly call "nerf", yes there has been a couple of nerfs in the past.Mostly were done on patch 12.0 Except they aren’t bug fixes when it was previously confirmed it was working as intended
The 12.0 Extinction Event
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The true nerfs were 12.0. After that, there weren't any. You could technically call Namors regen a nerf but really the only true thing that matters on Namors is his reflection damage.
The true nerfs were 12.0. After that, there weren't any. You could technically call Namors regen a nerf but really the only true thing that matters on Namors is his reflection damage. Namor, She Hulk, Morningstar, BWCV and others disagree with that.Champs like SH and MS were working like this for years.How would you call a change on a champ, that decreases his performance, no matter if it wasn’t “intended” to work like that or not?Cause there is only one word describe it precisely and it is NERF.
The true nerfs were 12.0. After that, there weren't any. You could technically call Namors regen a nerf but really the only true thing that matters on Namors is his reflection damage. Namor, She Hulk, Morningstar, BWCV and others disagree with that.Champs like SH and MS were working like this for years.How would you call a change on a champ, that decreases his performance, no matter if it wasn’t “intended” to work like that or not?Cause there is only one word describe it precisely and it is NERF. If something isn't intended to work in a way, then you can't call it a nerf. That's literally a fix. There's a massive difference between the two, trust me, I spent almost a decade working in the Games Industry having to define the difference between these two things. A decade in gaming industry and can't tell the difference between asking a question and complaining
The true nerfs were 12.0. After that, there weren't any. You could technically call Namors regen a nerf but really the only true thing that matters on Namors is his reflection damage. Namor, She Hulk, Morningstar, BWCV and others disagree with that.Champs like SH and MS were working like this for years.How would you call a change on a champ, that decreases his performance, no matter if it wasn’t “intended” to work like that or not?Cause there is only one word describe it precisely and it is NERF. If something isn't intended to work in a way, then you can't call it a nerf. That's literally a fix. There's a massive difference between the two, trust me, I spent almost a decade working in the Games Industry having to define the difference between these two things.
The true nerfs were 12.0. After that, there weren't any. You could technically call Namors regen a nerf but really the only true thing that matters on Namors is his reflection damage. Namor, She Hulk, Morningstar, BWCV and others disagree with that.Champs like SH and MS were working like this for years.How would you call a change on a champ, that decreases his performance, no matter if it wasn’t “intended” to work like that or not?Cause there is only one word describe it precisely and it is NERF. If something isn't intended to work in a way, then you can't call it a nerf. That's literally a fix. There's a massive difference between the two, trust me, I spent almost a decade working in the Games Industry having to define the difference between these two things. A decade in gaming industry and can't tell the difference between asking a question and complaining A decade in the gaming industry to tell you that you need to learn not to complain and say that you're not like some absolute child. Go back to school. I wish. College sucks
The true nerfs were 12.0. After that, there weren't any. You could technically call Namors regen a nerf but really the only true thing that matters on Namors is his reflection damage. Namor, She Hulk, Morningstar, BWCV and others disagree with that.Champs like SH and MS were working like this for years.How would you call a change on a champ, that decreases his performance, no matter if it wasn’t “intended” to work like that or not?Cause there is only one word describe it precisely and it is NERF. If something isn't intended to work in a way, then you can't call it a nerf. That's literally a fix. There's a massive difference between the two, trust me, I spent almost a decade working in the Games Industry having to define the difference between these two things. A decade in gaming industry and can't tell the difference between asking a question and complaining A decade in the gaming industry to tell you that you need to learn not to complain and say that you're not like some absolute child. Go back to school.