I’m not terribly sure if I’d call it balanced per se, most of them are just bland and uninspiring, even if they do their job. There’s not a lot of variability to them, other than “this one on hits fire. This one on hits AOE. This one on hits healing.” There are some unique ones like Rocketbelt and Everfrost, but I just feel like pretty much every other class of mythics has a wider range of variability in what the items actually do.
u/Reav3, what’s up with this?
Well, you only have 1 set of 3 colors, not 2, so there would be overlaps if the spell is strictly going by color combinations. I think OP’s logic is this:
Q: Red - QQ = RED, QW = Purple, QE = Orange
W: Blue - WW = BLUE, WQ = Purple, WE = Green
E: Yellow - EE = YELLOW, EQ = Orange, EW = Green
With this, you have a Red, Blue, Yellow, Orange, Purple, and Green set of spells. 6 spells total (7 including ult). But that’s not all there is to Hwei, as his spells aren’t strictly based on color combination alone. Hwei doesn’t have any overlap, so he’s got 3 unique spells per primary color button, so 9 plus ult (10 total).
As much as I love her, Renata Glasc. Her kit feels like has far too much downtime where you do nothing, and what she’s able to do doesn’t feel impactful enough. She’s an ult bot, and even then, the enemy team can completely build to dampen her ultimate. She’s got a great characterization, and landing her ult is fun, but the rest of her kit just feels like you wait too long to do nothing.
Welcome to Renata Glasc’s world. Most of the mythics are just kinda MEH on her and don’t really mesh with her kit that well. Hell, most of the support items are kinda MEH on her since she really wants a lot of CDR, but the majority of the enchanter items don’t actually give it.