Originally Posted by Bitsplosion

Heya folks!

The reason we kept the blue-green is because, frankly, it looked pretty derpy going from red to green or orange to green. Additionally, Ahri's new look already has a ton of yellow fire on it, and the orb became hard to see against her most of the time. it's her defining characteristic, and not something we wanted becoming invisible against her fiery tails.

Those wondering why we are attached to the green hue -- it's because it intuitively connotates healing, spellvamp in this case. Ahri's new skin was a tough point of discussion -- we became faced with situations where we'd be changign things for the sake of change, while weaking the skin aesthetically and in readability.

Originally Posted by Bitsplosion

Heya folks!

The reason we kept the blue-green is because, frankly, it looked pretty derpy going from red to green or orange to green. Additionally, Ahri's new look already has a ton of yellow fire on it, and the orb became hard to see against her most of the time. it's her defining characteristic, and not something we wanted becoming invisible against her fiery tails.

Those wondering why we are attached to the green hue -- it's because it intuitively connotates healing, spellvamp in this case. Ahri's new skin was a tough point of discussion -- we became faced with situations where we'd be changign things for the sake of change, while weaking the skin aesthetically and in readability.

Originally Posted by Bitsplosion

Heya folks!

The reason we kept the blue-green is because, frankly, it looked pretty derpy going from red to green or orange to green. Additionally, Ahri's new look already has a ton of yellow fire on it, and the orb became hard to see against her most of the time. it's her defining characteristic, and not something we wanted becoming invisible against her fiery tails.

Those wondering why we are attached to the green hue -- it's because it intuitively connotates healing, spellvamp in this case. Ahri's new skin was a tough point of discussion -- we became faced with situations where we'd be changign things for the sake of change, while weaking the skin aesthetically and in readability.

Originally Posted by Esaru

Leaving it white/green may make it easier to read, but you're fooling yourself if you think it's not more aesthetically pleasing with colours that actually match the skin.

Originally Posted by Bitsplosion

Heya folks!

The reason we kept the blue-green is because, frankly, it looked pretty derpy going from red to green or orange to green. Additionally, Ahri's new look already has a ton of yellow fire on it, and the orb became hard to see against her most of the time. it's her defining characteristic, and not something we wanted becoming invisible against her fiery tails.

Those wondering why we are attached to the green hue -- it's because it intuitively connotates healing, spellvamp in this case. Ahri's new skin was a tough point of discussion -- we became faced with situations where we'd be changing things for the sake of change, while weakening the skin aesthetically and in terms of readability.

Originally Posted by Avedecus

Subjective.

Originally Posted by Bitsplosion

Those wondering why we are attached to the green hue -- it's because it intuitively connotates healing, spellvamp in this case. Ahri's new skin was a tough point of discussion -- we became faced with situations where we'd be changing things for the sake of change, while weakening the skin aesthetically and in terms of readability.

Originally Posted by DivineMalignance

It also intuitively connotates rat poison.
White is just as easily associated with healing as green is, being the color of light and miracles and what not. Hell, if an ability is ever used as healing and named after a color, it's more probable that that color is white than green.


I prefer the normal ball staying blue. But I feel like the green should definitely be changed.