Been grinding temple of isis lately trying to gear up. Last night i noticed a few different people using The Flash and he was moving at like warp speed (i know hes the flash). He appeared to always have the lightning at his feet (happens sometimes with super speed). Every time these people would put out about 30% more damage then the person closest to them. Is something acting wacky or was my lack of sleep and sunday night blues just getting the best of me?
His BB is a teleport/dash attack that does roughly 430-600 damage per hit; it has no recovery (spammed faster than brawling range taps), can be both clipped and canceled into everything and it's DPS is high enough to burst through immunity shield in a 2v2 or higher. It also acts as a soft stun rather than a hardstun. It is not you; it's a bug.
Flash is quite broken in the way (and Ahri) describe. If you practice the broken part enough to learn it yourself, it's possible to lunge it enough to still take out a Flash player at times. (Never block, that's sure death) Some of the people spamming this move don't have any PvP skills beyond the cheese, so once off-guard they're done for.
As an above poster posted go lunge heavy on him,if you have partners nearby have one do constant lunges if they are able to and you will take them out.It is still pretty annoying though.
Most people who use Catwoman don't even know how to use her effectively. As Absolix said, thise 3 Legends, Black Adam, Shazam, and Two Face, can easily make up for a player's lack of skill. Flash's block breaker almost puts him on the same level, if it weren't for the fact that you can still lunge him, and breakout of the counter when he bb's you and he will get no counter immunity from it. That and his power set isn't too special.
...wut? Shaw head hurt. At least I have something to do during the week besides spamming the 5v5 chat with shameless ads.
They're immunity vendors alright, but they can still rack up an absurd amount of damage. But thanks to Clutch, that could change once the word is spread.
