Here’s the other big change: Tassadar is now a ranged assassin. AI has also been shored up so it’s a little smarter, and you can create “favorite talent builds.” It’s a lot to process. To boot, cores now all have unique abilities to further thwart a winning team, like cannonballs on the Blackheart’s Bay map or missiles in the StarCraft-themed Braxis Holdout. It’s now more in line with a few other MOBAs, with defense-lowering beams decreasing armor of targeted heroes, with a more concise visual representation of which hero is being targeted. This anomaly is quite drastic, as it completely alters how cannon towers, forts, keeps and cores work. If the community takes a liking to a particular feature, it could stick around.
Heroes of the Storm is continuing its “Nexus Anomaly” concept, which drastically alters various bits of the game as a form of experimentation to keep the game fresh.
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