Torb’s cost before his very recent 10% ult reduction was 2380 (a multiple of 70 - the same as Moira). Junkrat’s cost before it increased by 10% was 1562.5 (a multiple of 62.5). The only reason why it’s 319.2 now is that 320 cannot divide into 70 and they apparently opted to use 319.2 instead. Back in the beta, D.Va’s cost was 400 (a multiple of 50), but it got reduced by 20% to 320. The three that are not multiples of 70 are because of balance changes throughout their history. Before the 12% global increase a few patches ago, it was 62.5, and way back before the 25% global increase, it was 50. Notice anything about these numbers? That’s right, they’re all multiples of 70 except the three that have asterisks (*) next to them.

Yasuo Can Reach 100% Crit Chance With Just 1600 GoldĪnyway, without further ado, here’s a grand list of ultimate costs at the time of writing: Cost.

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Lucio’s heal song can heal up to 92.3 healing per second without amping it up because of its AoE healing nature and how consistent his healing is.

Sound Barrier has an enormous ultimate cost but if you actually pay attention in-game, it’s actually not that slow charging as long as Lucio stays with his team. Consistency – if you have a consistent stream of healing/damage, you build your ult very quickly, even if the actual damage/healing isn’t very much.Area of effect – if you have abilities that can healing or damage ( especially heal) multiple heroes at once, such as Ashe’s Dynamite, you can build your ult really quickly.Amplification Matrix) get their ult so quickly it’s almost an ability on cooldown. All healer ultimates have above-average costs, and the lower ones (e.g. Heals (including self-heal) – it is far easier to heal than it is to do damage, and there is no healing mitigation in the game besides Biotic Grenade.Heroes with the following features generally have higher costs (or faster charging ultimates):

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