MLBB Patch 2.1.95 Buffs Obsidia and Hayabusa, Nerfs Atlas and Thunder Belt

The update focuses on empowering Obsidia and Hayabusa while restricting Atlas and the item Thunder Belt. Developers aim to shift power dynamics by rewarding specific builds over others.

Obsidia Buffs

Obsidia gained improvements to her early- and mid-game presence. Her Attack Speed growth was increased from 1% to 1.5%, and basic attacks against turrets now grant 2 Bone Energy, accelerating passive stack accumulation.

Her Ultimate underwent a major rework: the previous 30% Attack Speed boost upon hitting an enemy was removed. In its place, she now gains a shield worth 200 + 25 per Bone Shard after striking an opponent.

Hayabusa Adjustments

Hayabusa received buffs to his first two skills while part of his third skill's damage was reduced, shifting power from burst potential to kit utility.

• Skill 1: Damage increased to 220–300 (+75–85% Extra Physical Attack).
• Skill 2: Shadow Hitbox Width expanded to 1.0, and the aiming camera range was increased.
• Skill 3: Attack Damage reduced to 130 (+30% Extra Physical Attack), with Additional Damage capped at 90–120 (+40–50% Extra Physical Attack).

Hanzo and Atlas Changes

Hanzo adjustments target tank and semi-tank builds. His healing is now tied to Physical Attack rather than Health. Skill 1 healing changed from 10–20% HP to 150–450 (+80% Total Physical Attack), and Ultimate healing increased to 360–520 (+100% Extra Physical Attack).

Atlas received a direct nerf to his second skill. The Movement Speed bonus was reduced from 40% to 30%, and the cooldown increased from 12–10 seconds to 13–11 seconds, limiting his freedom to chase enemies.

Thunder Belt Restriction

The item Thunder Belt was nerfed for assassins. Previously, only marksmen and mages received 50% of the item's effect; assassins have now been added to this restriction, reducing their overall value from the item.