Their portrayal has sharp colours but the proportions don’t convince: some champions seem too small and others too large.

The champions stand to the right as a sapling-football blurrily rolls on the right. It gives the idea of a pitch but looks blurry. The background is unnecessarily diffuse, as if the depth of field effect was a way of working less. The splash art, shared by all of the new football skins, is a bit of a mess. It may not redefine the Purifier but fans will find it a nice complement. In conclusion, it’s a skin that adds an appealing new flavour to Lucian. In general, the style manages a reasonable balance between good looks and plausibility so that the skin has a distinct yet feasible flair. The guns also change light for bullets and so become less ethereal and a bit more impactful. The essence of his look is preserved with a long coat and guns but the appearance also becomes less fantastic and more realistic though still flashy. Hired Gun Lucian is a skin that grounds the Purifier’s modern look into a contemporary style. In the end, this may not feel as a completely imposing splash art but it makes for a good portrait of the Purifier. Regardless, dents, folds and reflections are clear as well as the effect of some raindrops.

The detail that the background lacks is definitely present in him even if he lays in a misty blur. He daringly evades an attack while ready to shoot his gun with a clear focus and intensity on his face. The background tends to be a tad diffuse and despite the amount of surrounding allusions it’s heart remains empty except for Lucian. New sounds for his auto-attack, Piercing Light and The Culling. New yellow particles for his auto-attack, abilities and joke.

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