Ofc we dont know exactly how he is to play yet but I cant imagine him being bad with the sheer amount of options he brings.

%HP damage, zone control+wave clear, long range execute, aoe shielding, aoe speed boost in a pretty big area, mana sustain (not sure how relevant that is), several options of cc depending on situation and a potentially huge crowd control ultimate that absolutely screws a ton of champions.

Obviously it comes down to how the champion is tuned but once players get good with him and pros have some time on him I cant imagine him being bad. Worst case scenario he ends up being a “pro only” champion like aphelios. Huge skill ceiling but when used by pros becomes so stupid he has to be nerfed into oblivion

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    1 year ago

    Depends on his actual utility and numbers. For now he looks like an overcomplicated champion with skillshots.

    There is another overcomplicated champion with skillshot and map control – Nidalee. She had seen proplay only when she could reliably snowball games out of control. Similarly, if Hweiis going to do something REALLY well, he will see pro play.

    Which I doubt, he looks like a jack of all solo queue champion that can adapt to every chaotic solo queue team comp.

    Time will tell, I’m betting on anything, but for now I don’t think Hwei is going to have significant pro play presence