Talk:Nidalee/@comment-3323227-20130823183700/@comment-3323227-20130828154337

welp having to retype because stupid browser keeps logging me out and text box clears if you aren't logged in. Probably should remove reply buttons for anons.

Anyway I personally hate that I have so many passive effects but I'm having a hard time trying to keep those things in the kit as anything other than as passives of separate skills and also not be complete copies of other champions skills.

So I want to keep the passives and as you may have noticed most of the passive effects are generally on the low side and ramp up with either momentum or some part of the active effect. If it didn't feel terrible on the skills to have them lose the passive when an active was used then I would do that but it doesn't feel proper with these kinds of passives. I also though of putting passive effects on primal surge but then the problem is that skill becomes the only skill worth getting on Nidalee pre 6. It is kind of a mess but I'm completely open to suggestions if you have any. I did think of adding at least 1 of the passive effects into her innate but the shred would basically be a super version of Kayle's innate so the Javelin one would have to do in that instance.

As for her innate its supposed to make her surprise ganks and chases more powerful while making her escapes weaker when she gets hit. At max stacks you are faster than her old innate and being hit once reduces it almost to old values while being hit twice reduces it to less than old values. I still remember when it was just flat out 25% but that was a long time ago when the game had more brush too.

I really like the cougar ideas I came up with and as far as pounce goes it actually does currently scale with movementspeed. Its not a documented or direct scaling but you can easily see it in game. Basically compare Nidalee pouncing while in motion to Nidalee pouncing while standing still and then compare that to Nidalee pouncing while being slowed. You'll see a huge difference between the distances she gains.