Just as electrifying as the previous patch was, the Teamfight Tactics would like to introduce yet another remodeling feat within the game. With the newest TFT B patch notes now in, it feels as if the real shake-ups took place. With champion alterations and trait modifications, this patch is intended to add refinements to the gameplay balance and allow character resourcefulness. As for the TFT B patch notes? Well, get ready to explore and see how things will probably change for you and your game tactics!
Key Changes in Patch 14.23b
Unit adjustments and trait modifications are some of the critical features of the 14.23 B patch designed to address the issues of fine-tuning the gameplay balance. Competitive play will become more intense as players work their way through this patch. A thorough analysis of the feedback and performance metrics from players has enabled the developers to come up with these amendment changes with reference to the meta as it is right now.
In addition to providing some changes to entice experimentation within composition variations, the players are given the opportunity to try out some of the new strategies that might become relevant with the latest and progressing meta.
Unit Adjustments
Buffs
- Violet: Base Attack Damage (AD) increased from 40 to 50, augmenting her battle damage.
An added bite to this is the cut decrease in mana cost from 20/70 to 20/65 to enable her to spam more.
Nerfs
- Elise (Ranged): The values assigned to her spell damage now become 205/310/925 and are changed to 200/300/900 that slightly reduces her burst damage potential while fighting.
Alongside that, the area of effect damage has decreased from 90/135/400 to 70/105/400 depriving her from too much crowd control.
Trait Changes
- Black Rose (Sion): Reduced armor and magic resistance from 40/60/90/120 to 40/45/50/100, which in turn adds to the reduction in Sion’s tankiness.
- Black Rose (4+): Reduced damage amplification from 15% to 8%.
- Experiment (Dr. Mundo): Health bonus has been lowered from an initial 200 + 75 to 120 + 60, slightly noticing the aspect of survivability in his play during matches.
- Family (3+): Damage reduction is raised from 15% to 20%, thus becoming more solidly defensive against teams that include Family champions.
- Firelight: Healing is reduced from 25/40/45% to 20/33/40%.
- Rebel: Decrease in the health loss threshold for triggering effects from 30% down to 20% with a change in the attack speed bonus duration that is raised from 4 seconds to 5 seconds.
- Scrap: Shield health has now been changed from 25/40/60/70 to 25/35/50/60 with a change in the shield duration that is decreased from 30 seconds to 20 seconds.
Conclusion
Ending our explorations of the TFT B patch notes, it is obvious that this is much more than one adjustment after another; it is a real invitation to rethink things and try out new approaches. This patch balance changes endeavor not just to address otherwise very overperforming champions or traits but also provide a strong new dimension of a much more playful and dynamic experience in gameplay. Indeed, every game you play during this period is a precious opportunity to play around with different compositions and tactics.
