On September 28, 2022, League of Legends released a major number of changes for Nasus in its PBE (Public Beta Environment). It has been a while since Nasus received buffs within the game, but it looks like the same has been pushed to the maximum this time.
The buffs that Nasus is getting are quite heavily overtuned as the developers are trying to enhance his potential quite a lot within the toplane. Obviously, it is tough to say whether these changes will have much impact regarding Nasus jungle or support.
Even then, if these changes stay the way they are, there is a chance this champion might become meta once the buffs are officially released onto the main server of League of Legends.
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Fans feel that Nasus will become a menace in solo queue once these changes ship into the live servers of League of Legends
Before proceeding further, it is first important to take a look at the various changes that Nasus is getting in League of Legends.
Nasus buffs in League of Legends
The various changes to Nasus in the PBE version of the game are as follows:
- Q bonus attack range increased from 25 to 50
- W cripple increased from 50% of slow to 75% (might be leftover)
- R damage tick rate reduced from every 1 second to every .5 seconds
- R bonus size increased from 30% to 30% - 40%
- R damage radius scales with size
Amongst these changes, the Q change is something that fans are not very afraid of. However, it is the W change that many feel is way too much. A direct buff from 50% to 75% might make him excessively broken and a huge problem in the toplane.
Obviously, the rest of the changes are also major upgrades without any major downsides. So, in short, Nasus is getting a massive boost and fans feel that these changes will make him problematic to deal with in solo queue games.
One major reason why Nasus remains quite heavily hyped within the community is because of his potential as a support. One of the most popular streamers and content specialists in League of Legends, LS, has been a connoisseur for Nasus to be played in the support role within professional games.
However, the changes that he is getting are less catered towards support and more towards toplane presence, which is something that players do not want to see. Obviously, there is always a possibility that the developers will drop changes to these numbers before the buffs are shipped to the live servers.
Nasus's buffs will be released on the live version of the game along with patch 12.19 that is set for release on October 5, 2022.
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