Mighty Mouse T4

[boredpanda]

Hello Deadlock team, so my item idea is essentially the opposite of colossus. Instead of growing larger in size you shrink. It also increases your movement speed and gives increased stamina regen speed for it's duration and damage, but in return you lose hp and defense stats. It could possibly go in orange instead green category. Anyway would love feedback thanks for reading.


Mighty Mouse

$6400

+15% Weapon Damage
+10% Fire Rate
+0.5 Move Speed

Active | 55s cd

Shrink in size, becoming faster and deadlier, but far easier to kill.

-15% Model Scale or whatever colossus is but opposite
+50% Weapon Damage
+15% Fire Rate
+15% Melee Damage
+20% Dash Speed
+20% Stamina Regen Speed
+3.0 Move Speed

-25% Max Health
-25% Bullet Resist
-25% Spirit Resist
+25% Healing Reduction

8s Duration

 

[iuyhcdfs]

i like it, big penalties only while active is a good new niche for people who want to burst objectives but not be fragile outside of those 8 seconds, which contrasts with glass cannon well.

well, i am already thinking should i or should i not for a venator build so you got my brain thinking.
i could buy both actually, so we have an untested concern if the raw weapon damage% from this makes ven's damage output too high in endgame when stacked with glass cannon

 

[lordbeanthev]

reminds me of a shrink ray reworked to be used in regular play, sounds fun

very small thing:
technically instead of +25% healing reduction it would be -25% healing effectiveness since that's an actual stat now

 

[boredpanda]

i like it, big penalties only while active is a good new niche for people who want to burst objectives but not be fragile outside of those 8 seconds, which contrasts with glass cannon well.

well, i am already thinking should i or should i not for a venator build so you got my brain thinking.
i could buy both actually, so we have an untested concern if the raw weapon damage% from this makes ven's damage output too high in endgame when stacked with glass cannon

Ya I feel like it is quite balanced, and you would still likely be very susceptible to tracking abilities, aoe or stun. Unless you make an expensive build to counter those, so if you stack glass cannon with it you could very easily get burst down high risk, high reward.

 

[boredpanda]

reminds me of a shrink ray reworked to be used in regular play, sounds fun

very small thing:
technically instead of +25% healing reduction it would be -25% healing effectiveness since that's an actual stat now

Thanks for the correction, I figured that was incorrect terms.