Parry push away your champion from opponent in AQ
Xthea9
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While parry the opponent,your champ get pushed away far from the opponent, you have to run back before the parry time runs out.
Parry push away your champion from opponent in AQ 92 votes
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It dosent matter which champion you are using, it depends on who is your opponent like venom
I think we would appreciate a fix instead of a work around
If the parry knocked you back use a medium into a heavy. If you don't have the masteries to extend stun, get them.
Like I said medium into a heavy after parry. If that is not an option heavy after a dash back from their heavy or answer thier special with a heavy. Changing the physics of the game opens up for more issues especially when you can change your play style instead.
I thought the idea with the the contest is that everyone's power levels were in the same range that's why mortals like Hawkeye and BW could hang with OP champs like Hulk Thor Dormammu etc. Shouldn't they all get knocked back the same based on that.
So , you too have seen some push back on parry, I think it's not that we need to change anything, to me it's more like a bug that needs to be fixed, it's not consistent, with some champs u parry, you will not move a inch but with some you will be pushed to far. Fixing this would not change anything. I assume that if you parry you should not be pushed back irrespective of your champ or opponent.
it happens against huge champs like venompool, dormamu, hulk etc.
Exactly!!!
Also female champs also seems to push my champs back when parring
Anyone who blocks/parrys or attacked a blocking character has seen it, parry is simply a block with benefits. No way is push/knock back a bug. Have you ever evaded out of an enemy combo while blocking? It's possibly the push/knock back allowing you that window to do so. Should really rethink what you are lobbying for.
Push/knock back depends on the type of attack parried, light/medium and possibly some other game physics like the mass/inertia of the opponent.