Charmed season 7 episode 1 torrent. IntroductionHi everyone and welcome to the new and utterly massive Patch 6.9 notes. I'll keep this brief since there's a ton to read and franky my editor is crashing, but essentially Vladimir, Malzahar, Cassiopeia, Zyra, Brand, and Vel'Koz were completly reworked, whereas a bunch of other mages received minor tweaks.

Summary Nerfs: Kindred, Nidalee, Soraka, Taric Buffs: Teemo, Zac Tweaks: Azir, Illaoi Major Reworks: Brand, Cassiopeia, Malzahar, Vel'Koz, Vladimir, and Zyra Minor Reworks: Anivia, Annie, Fiddlesticks, Kennen, Swain, Syndra, Veigar, Viktor, Xerath, and Ziggs Item Changes: Tear of the Goddess, Catalyst of Aeons, Chalice of Harmony, Lost Chapter (New Item), Fiendish Codex, Will of the Ancients (Removed), Rod of Ages, Morellonomicon, Athene's Unholy Grail, Abyssal Scepter, Zhonya's Hourglass, All Hextech items. BY SCARIZARD, AETHER, & GENTLEMAN GUSTAF Greetings, summoners. Midseason is a time for us to reflect on what parts of Preseason worked and what didn't, and take large strides to keep League fresh. We identified two areas of improvement for Midseason: adding cohesion to the mage class, and shaking up the strategy surrounding objectives. Let's dive in. While thematically strong (who doesn't like casting spells?), mages have historically lacked a cohesive identity beyond 'damage that's magic.' Some are long-ranged, some are short-ranged, some are Fiddlesticks, you get the idea.

A lack of clear expectations combined with the sheer size of the class means there's a lot of redundancy across the mage roster. In the end, this puts mages in a spot where the answer to 'who should I play?'

Is always 'whoever's numerically strongest'. Download film sub indo. That's a lot of rhetoric in one paragraph, but you get the idea. Like marksmen and juggernauts before them, mages are getting a class-wide update, drawing out their individual strengths and cranking them up to 11. If your favorite spellslinger didn't get directly changed, never fear - mage items have also been recalibrated to enable more diverse playstyles. Time will tell how impactful the changes are, but one thing's for sure: it's a good patch for folks that love ability power. Circling back, let's talk objectives.

Current balance between mapwide objectives is pretty off-kilter, with turrets taking the lion's share of strategic value. Our goal with Midseason isn't just to spiffy up the jungle bosses and buffs, but to make contesting them a viable option when weighed against sieging or defending an turret. By diversifying the rewards on the map, we create an environment where teams constantly re-evaluate the importance of objectives as the game progresses. Between controlling, contesting, and trading, there's a lot to take (and a lot to take in), but adaptation is key to coming out on top. And that's all we have for today!

27th Aug 2011, 05:14. Sometimes since the loading patch the game do loading fast, but most times it takes a long time up to 5 minutes. Betwen loading the. Introduction Hi everyone and welcome to the new and utterly massive Patch 6.9 notes. I'll keep this brief since there's a ton to read and franky my editor is crashing, but essentially Vladimir, Malzahar, Cassiopeia, Zyra, Brand, and Vel'Koz were completly reworked, whereas a bunch of other mages received minor tweaks.

Be sure to to check out the whole thing (it's a doozy) and we'll see you on the other side, Proto-Belting forward recklessly and drinking in the chaos. It's times like these where experimentation is best rewarded - just remember to credit us if Jungle Syndra really takes off. Good luck, have fun. Patrick 'Scarizard' Scarborough Paul 'Aether' Perscheid Mattias 'Gentleman Gustaf' Lehman Major Mage Updates. Kicking off the Mage update, Vladimir’s changes are all about embracing his love of sustain and pushing it to the extreme. While Vlad’s high-stakes health management is compelling, his lack of windows for interaction (don’t be in range of Q) leaves opponents far less enthused. This is where many of Vlad’s balancing issues stem from.