Agreed. Also Paradox can cancel her ultimate animation through casting her Wall.
You regenerate the stamina before the Flame Dash even ends. It realistically costs nothing.
But you need that stamina in the first place, which requires planing and patience.
Again, not really. It also doesn't "cost" a dash because you still get the full distance from the dash.
Having no stamina means you cannot perform the tech. What's "not really" here?
Considering you're always regenerating stamina including during Flame Dash, there is rarely a situation where you aren't almost done getting a stamina back or have one spare. Infernus has one of the lowest cooldown movement abilities in the game, causing him to rely far less on stamina for general mobility out of nearly the entire cast. It's not like Infernus has 2 stamina capacity with no movement like McGinnis. If something is the most common situation, how does it require planning or patience? Tech is supposed to require skill.
How is that relevant at all to this post? Not movement related, not the same character, not even in the same ballpark of relevancy.
"I agree" and stating a random fun fact makes it read as though it's supporting evidence or related to why you agree. Don't know why you read my asking why as a sudden unexplainable bout of rage.
And now you're editing your response and making it about race? Yikes.
You think the former comes across as trying to keep things light-hearted? Also just checked, Paradox has no special interaction with Time Wall affecting Swap the startup animation or making it cast faster, and there aren't any other threads on the subject.
Must have been patched out, I just checked it in sandbox as well.
There has never been a patch mentioning this, and I've never encountered this in any of my games or testing of Paradox, and nobody has ever mentioned it. You can't just "it's a prank, bro" when you're called out for posting misinformation and "unfortunately at my expense" making "jokes" to try to save face.
Balance aside, it's just clearly a bug that doesn't add any deep or interesting gameplay dynamic to the game. Regardless of how attached people are to an incredibly minor "tech" there's no reason for people to get so mad about others documenting bugs in the bug report forums. Valve is a company that historically balances around interesting bugs, with the likes of explosive jumping, bunnyhopping, and a host of examples in dota.
Calling a bug fix "cutting his legs" and assuming that Valve isn't going to try to balance to the best of their ability and compensate if need be is just blatantly ignoring all precedent set by all their previous titles and by all previous changes in this one. There's no meaningful decision making or executional requirement offered by this bug, it doesn't add to the way players interact with Infernus, and if you really cared about his below-average winrate then you would want Valve to be aware of any bugs that may be affecting it (positively or negatively) so they can balance him properly.
The balance part of this doesn’t really matter it’s just an unintended bug that should and will be patched out eventually.
