Forum talk:Neekerivittu/@comment-79.130.96.192-20121104191624/@comment-188.6.79.100-20121104232257

Actually 3rd shuriken deals no damage on the same target. On the other hand thou:

"What is the point in having 2 shadows up?"

In one on one: Nothing. If you do double shadow then you are dumb and you use the character wrong. In one vs one what you do is ult and combo and either reserv your W for a flash substitute if the enemy uses an escape or a secound enemy arives or you re create your shadow with W once the Ult shadow expires effectively doubleing your shadows time and repositioning it one.

But the more important one is team fights: You can possition yourself and your ult shadow onto a target you are fighting directly and you can trow your W shadow into a different part of the team fight where you are not actually at and deal some extra AOE to the rest of the enemy team with E,Q spams from the extra shadow.

Imagen you dashing at the AD carry with your Ult shadow takeing him down while you trow an extra W shadow at the AP carry chiping away at it's helth helping the rest of your team teak that out and this is only when the enemy is so spred out that you can only hit two targets. With good positioning of your shadows you can hit the entire enemy team with every ability. So you deal 5 times your E damage and a full team slow and you can potentially deal even more with the triple Q across the enemy team.

If you had 100% stacking damage on Q and especially E you could 1v5 the enemy team or more realisticaly just deal INSANE damage in team fights. (180+(90%)*3)*5 = 2700+(1350%) damage delt with a single E across the enemy team from a spamable ability. ( You can use this 3 times while your shadows are still up with some CDR from brutaliser. ) Ok sure not all 3 shadow will strike every single enemy ( except if you have an orianny team mate pulling them in :P ) but still the damage would be on par with an orianna ult or more and this is still from a spamable ability. Oh and don't forget the slows. Oh and don't forget the passive in addition.