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Suyou versus Balmond |
Let's break
down and compare the abilities and damage outputs of Suyou and Balmond. Since
the effectiveness of both heroes will largely depend on their respective damage
output, defensive capabilities, and skill interactions, we will conduct a
systematic analysis to determine who might prevail in a 1v1 situation.
1. Hero
Skills Overview
Balmond:
- Passive Skill (Bloodthirst):
- Heal 5% Max HP per minion/creep
kill.
- Heal 20% Max HP per hero kill.
- First Skill (Soul Lock):
- Charge, dealing 150–275 + (60%
Total Physical Attack) damage and slow.
- Second Skill (Cyclone Sweep):
- 15% Movement Speed increase,
25–100 + (25% Total Physical Attack) damage up to 14 hits.
- Damage increases by 7.5% per
hit on the same target, up to 60%.
- Ultimate Skill (Lethal Counter):
- Deals 150 + (70% Total Physical
Attack) + (30-45% target's Lost HP) as True Damage.
Suyou:
- Passive Skill (Transient
Immortal):
- Tap cast: +40 Movement Speed.
- Hold cast: 20% Damage Reduction
+ 1% Damage Reduction per 20 Extra Physical Attack (up to 40%).
- First Skill (Blade Surge):
- Tap: Deals 150 + (60% Extra
Physical Attack) + 300 + (120% Extra Physical Attack).
- Hold: Deals 150 + (60% Extra
Physical Attack) + 300 + (120% Extra Physical Attack) and stuns for 0.5s.
- Second Skill (Soul Server):
- Tap: Deals 290 + (200% Extra
Physical Attack) damage.
- Hold: 3 Cleaves: 180 + (150%
Extra Physical Attack) x2 + 360 + (300% Extra Physical Attack).
- Heals 150 + (50% Extra Physical
Attack).
- Ultimate Skill (Evil Queller):
- Tap: Deals 280 + (80% Extra
Physical Attack) and reduces movement speed by 80%.
- Hold: Deals 280 + (80% Extra
Physical Attack) with potential 250% damage increase.
2. Damage
Computation
Let’s
compute and compare the base damage output of both heroes. We will assume no
additional items, so only the base values and skill scalings are relevant.
Balmond
Damage Output:
- Soul Lock: 150-275 + 60% Total
Physical Attack (single target).
- Cyclone Sweep: Base damage per
hit: 25-100 + 25% Total Physical Attack (14 hits; max 60% extra damage).
- Lethal Counter: 150 + 70% Total
Physical Attack + 30-45% of target's Lost HP as True Damage.
Suyou
Damage Output:
- Blade Surge (Tap):
- 150 + 60% Extra Physical Attack
(initial throw).
- 300 + 120% Extra Physical
Attack (slash after blink).
- Total: 450 + 180% Extra
Physical Attack.
- Blade Surge (Hold): 150 + 60%
Extra Physical Attack + 300 + 120% Extra Physical Attack.
- Soul Server (Tap): 290 + 200%
Extra Physical Attack.
- Soul Server (Hold):
- 180 + 150% Extra Physical
Attack (Cleave 1).
- 180 + 150% Extra Physical
Attack (Cleave 2).
- 360 + 300% Extra Physical
Attack (Cleave 3).
- Total: 720 + 600% Extra
Physical Attack.
- Evil Queller (Tap): 280 + 80%
Extra Physical Attack.
- Evil Queller (Hold): Up to 280 +
250% Extra Physical Attack.
3. Battle
Scenario Analysis
Raw Damage
Output:
- Balmond primarily relies on his
Cyclone Sweep for sustained damage and his Lethal Counter for burst damage
based on the opponent's lost HP.
- Suyou has higher burst
potential, especially with his Soul Server's Hold version and the
potential max damage from Evil Queller.
Defense and
Sustain:
- Balmond has high sustain due to
his passive, allowing him to heal significantly when killing minions,
creeps, or heroes.
- Suyou has damage reduction in
his Immortal form, scaling with Extra Physical Attack, and the ability to
heal with Soul Server.
Mobility and
Control:
- Balmond has a gap-closer with
Soul Lock, but he has no built-in hard crowd control.
- Suyou has a blink (Blade Surge -
Tap), a stun (Blade Surge - Hold), and high mobility combined with CC.
4. Outcome
Analysis
- Initial Exchange: Suyou's
ability to stun and dish out significant burst damage will give him an
edge in the early exchanges. The damage reduction from his Immortal form
will mitigate Balmond's damage output.
- Sustain: Balmond could outlast
Suyou in extended fights, particularly if he can land kills on
minions/creeps or if Suyou's burst is insufficient to finish him off.
- Burst vs. Sustain: If Suyou's
burst from Soul Server (Hold) and Evil Queller (Hold) is well-timed and
manages to bring Balmond down before he can heal significantly or
retaliate with Lethal Counter, Suyou will have the upper hand. However, if
Balmond survives the initial burst and prolongs the fight, his sustain
might turn the tide.
CONCLUSION
:
- Suyou has the advantage in terms
of burst damage and control, which makes him more likely to win in a quick
and decisive skirmish.
- Balmond, however, excels in sustain
and extended fights, meaning that if the fight drags on, he could turn the
tide.
Thus, the
outcome would heavily depend on how well Suyou manages his burst and whether
Balmond can sustain long enough to counterattack effectively.
If the fight
is drawn out, Balmond could have a better chance to prevail due to his healing
and sustain. But if Suyou plays aggressively and lands his combos effectively,
he is more likely to secure the victory quickly.
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