Streak does not need a change.

Remember, when talking or thinking about an ability it’s important to consider it in a vacuum. Yes, Streak can be paired with any number of sets or abilities but that’s not a guarantee for all builds and addressing particularly “broken” combinations lies with the combinations themselves, not the single ability.

That said, Streak should not be adjusted at all. First, let’s consider a few things. Yes it’s a high mobility ability but it has drawbacks and counter play. Immo pots are avilable to everyone and although Streak cannot be blocked it can be dodged or intercepted. An AoE CC or damage ability in the path of a Streak can catch a player mid or end Streak, stunning or damaging them.

Further, abilities like Wardens-Wings allow for extra mobility even when carrying PvP objectives; meanwhile Streak is unavailable when the player is carrying a match objective giving it less flexibility in PvP combat.

Lastly, the cost for Streak is high; it’s up there with healing abilities and carries an even higher cost for spam use. Streak also has the least combo / follow up potential of any CC in the game; requiring the user to turn or turn around to follow up with an attack, by which time the opponent has very likely broken free. Consider Temps spear that offers a direct follow up because the player is consistently facing the target.

Sorcs were considered to have great burst potential but, IMO, that was a bit exaggerated. Sorcs never had a true execute ability (Wrath doesn’t scale and has a lower Heath threshold and a reverse-execute passive). The only objectively good bursts were Frags (with the bonus proc) and Curse (since it’s unblockable) .. but Curse can be easily mitigated or out-healed and the rest of the Sorc damage kit generally required the opponent to stand or walk “into-the-stupid” to be effective so most of that was avoidable.

Sorcs had leaned on Destro & world skills for go-to damage. The Sorc skill like was and still is great for utility and that’s kind of the backbone of the class. Now with subclassing pretty much every Sorc grabbed a NB or Temp line.

Wrath got an unnecessary nerf. The cut to 2 seconds paired with subclassing and an equally unnecessarily long animation sees the ability at the bottom of the pack in terms of kill shots. Assassins Blade animates lightning quick & does more damage than Wrath. Templars Radiant deals a ton more damage, at an earlier point, & has heal potential.

Given all of that, the last thing we need to do is adjust Streak. The Devs turned Sorcs into an almost cheerleader class. Yes, they could do damage but they had to borrow from the world more than other classes. For pure damage NB has way more at their disposal but Sorcs are the utility (and pet) class so don’t mess with a utility ability.