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Enduring on Legion
Does enduring affect the new cooldown of legion? (That feels like u take a ds almost everytime u stop ur FF) Thx
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No, Enduring affects stuns, cooldown is fatique.
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Yeah the cool down is long AF.
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Enduring is great for legion because of how long the stun in FF is. What i try to do is hit them once with FF and then try to bait them into dropping a pallet on me because the pallet stun overrides the FF stun and with enduring, you recover almost instantly.
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I would like to know who decided that a 4 secs fatigue was a good idea. Nurse only has 2 xD
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Nope but there's a neat little trick, lunge into pallets during frenzy to force a stun with enduring, if the surv is bad and drops it, you get a reduced stun out of frenzy because the pallet stun overrides the frenzy one.
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Legion has 115% movement speed, so they can catch up to survivors by using Feral and makes the game rather "unfun". But seriously, the devs didn't want you to have the ability to injure someone, catch up quickly, and then corner them with the 3 seconds cooldown or less with add-ons. Yeah, it sucks, but it prevents exploits. Having the normal stun would be like Nurse having 115% speed. Blink, fatigue, profit.
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I would understand this reasoning, but at maximum make it last as long as a pallet drop. You have to wait for the power to charge (20 seconds) and then have 10 seconds for looping, get close to the survivor with it active and without him having a window or pallet nearby (x seconds), and then wait 4 seconds on an exhaust or get hit by a pallet with enduring for you to quickly get back on chase, because his power on an injured player does nothing. Seems like the cons on his power just push him to a M1 chase nevertheless. Not counting with the fact that a body blocker will remove 50% of his power if you hit him.
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