Pyke plays the role of “great rich man” when dividing the kill bonus to the opponent

Since its debut until now Pyke always a very popular pick in Support, sometimes Singles in solo queue League of Legends. With great damage, high mobility, and extreme mutation with the ultimate kill target with low health, Pyke can make your team snowball extremely powerful.

Pyke is an extremely strong champion in solo rank thanks to his strong snowball ability

Not stopping there, Pyke’s special feature is that when he defeats the target with the ultimate move Death Deep, this general also divides money among allies. To put it simply, when Pyke kills the target, he will give you the equivalent of 2 kills instead of 1 life and support as before. This is a very powerful tool for Pyke as he helps the team get rich very quickly and crushes the enemy team thanks to the economic disparity.

The ability to split kill money to allies is the most special feature of Pyke

It is not clear if Riot feels this money sharing mechanism of Pyke is too strong or for some other reason, they added a super weird feature to enrich the opponent with this champion. Specifically, according to gamers, when Pyke finishes his opponent with his ultimate when that target is hit with the Mad Compound skill from Renata then another enemy champion will receive the payout.

This is obviously extremely unreasonable when Pyke’s ultimate clearly states that he only splits the money to support allies. Meanwhile, in the above case, the allied champion that supports Ezreal’s defeat is Renata with the ultimate ability, but there is no benefit. Is Renata’s ultimate calculated as turning the opponent into an ally for a moment, so the above absurd interaction occurs?

After Pyke defeated Ezreal while receiving Renata’s ultimate, it was Seraphine who received the share.

And this general can also use that item and get 300 more gold

Whatever the reason, Riot should remove this somewhat absurd feature of Pyke as soon as possible. Indeed, no one wants to “squeeze” their teammates by sharing money with their opponents.