Reminder to make Lawbrigners stance change faster. | Forums

[eliteslayer66]

Thats really the number one thing i wanted with law for a buff.

I think it would make sense for a counter attacker to not have a slow stance change.

I find that its much easier to counteratack with Warden than Law.

[Maarchiali]

Not to sound arrogant, but git gud. The only thing affected by the stance switching speed is how quickly you can switch to top stance in neutral and do a top attack (or side, for that matter). I can block PK's first light and valkyrie's light's without any problem after they finally fixed fullscreen.

[Felis_Menari]

Not to sound arrogant, but git gud. The only thing affected by the stance switching speed is how quickly you can switch to top stance in neutral and do a top attack (or side, for that matter). I can block PK's first light and valkyrie's light's without any problem after they finally fixed fullscreen.

Oh, the lack of knowledge on display here from a know-it-all...it's so precious. Stance switch speed, more than anything, affects the stance switches beyond the first if you switch stances more than once quickly enough. This can, and does, have a negative effect on slow stance switchers' defensive capabilities.

[Desu_Vulthala]

Off the topic and just asking for opinions here. No one thinks that unblockable that does two bars of hp of parry is a little too much? Or impale of parry that does dmg and then another heavy after that because you will hit that wall is a little too much? I mean those are two heavy dmg moves that are done by just playing the super strong meta of defense already, taking off 1/3 of other heroes hp while lb himself has some of the highest hp pool.

Not calling nerfs when he just got buffed but i am staying skeptical since balancing in this game been far from perfect.

[eliteslayer66]

Oh, the lack of knowledge on display here from a know-it-all...it's so precious. Stance switch speed, more than anything, affects the stance switches beyond the first if you switch stances more than once quickly enough. This can, and does, have a negative effect on slow stance switchers' defensive capabilities.

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