u/Turbulent_Yoghurt332

I was curious what do people do to methodically get creative vocal sound effects that go beyond something like having a low formant double, for example video game character voices sound design (for example, league of legends). By throwing completely random sounds in a vocoder, I managed to get a pretty cool sounding masked effect (something similar to Urgot in league of legends) by using..... random cod zombie scream as a carrier? Is it really just throwing stuff and seeing what sticks? Does anyone teach this anywhere?

It appears that currently on League Classic PBE if you are to receive lethal damage and barrier you will die as if the spell was never cast. This video demonstrates a pretty poor example as someone may think that gp Q was simply just very strong as he was quite fed, however the death recap notes that his Q did 524 damage whereas I had 504 health + 275 from barrier = 779 total. Honestly if this were the only instance I probably wouldn't even have noticed but I played a game where this is much more clearly shown with barriering a zilean bomb at level 2 which should obviously never be enough to break a barrier however the replay for it seems gone or corrupted. Not sure how consistent it is to reproduce or if igniting during the damage calculation has an impact.

Not only is it the version whose kit absolutely has no place in the season 1 - 5 frankenstein that is league classic, but she is RIDICULOUSLY undertuned. Like no effort had been made to even perform a proper internal playtest, they fully relegated that onto the community. To give you some perspective, picture katarina vs gragas mid after first back. Katarina has fiendish codex and gragas has chalice of harmony (no extra ap), both same MR. Katarina's Q does maybe 60-70 damage to gragas while gragas q does around 150-160. Lol