I personally Dream of a day when Sap Tanks are buffed up to and even beyond their former GLORY as DEATH WALKERS!

Until then yeah, swallow soul would be a great start 👍

Making one of the morphs just be pure higher damage with no heal would be a nice change

Decimus wrote: »

Nope, because you have a very clear (and cool, I might add) visual indicator for the area... You can actually see if you're in the radius where you get pulled or not.

How it works on Live is that someone can gap close someone away from you, sprint towards you and pull you because it considers pullling player's position rather than a static one.

This is very prone to positional desyncs because the servers have a hard time figuring out actual player locations, hence why dawnbreakers and other AoEs can miss point blank, why you often can't land abilities on someone running around a pillar even if they're in your range etc.

Think of the new one as Dark Convergence, just different proc timer/visual.

Except that Dark Con applies CC immunity and was nerfed from 7s to 25s because ZOS considered it too strong.

Rush of Agony is now essentially a 7s 'targeted' Dark Con AND you can combo it with Warden charm so people get pulled in and almost instantly charmed whilst you're free to use a damage skill

The only drawback is that you might get some less perfect pulls because someone might not be standing in the spot you would ideally like to pull.

Dark Convergence has no target limit, making it ideal for bombing PUGs. In contrast, Rush is capped at six targets. Dark Convergence also automatically stuns enemies, while Rush does not provide crowd control—you'll need to bring your own stun and a gap closer to use it effectively. Additionally, Rush puts you at greater risk by forcing you into melee range, whereas Dark Convergence can be safely deployed from a distance.

If they were to change it, it would probably just automatically CC the same way dark convergence does, which would be a buff for rush not a nerf.

Dark Convergence:
Pros:

No target limit – hits unlimited enemies in range

Automatically stuns all affected targets (built-in CC)

Can be activated from a safe distance

Ideal for bombing large groups (especially PUGs)


Rush of Agony:
Cons:

Hits a maximum of 6 targets

Does not apply any crowd control (requires separate CC)

Requires a gap closer to trigger

Puts you at risk by forcing you into melee range

• Did you enjoy this new dungeon?
  
  Mostly. The trash pulls are a bit numerous and lengthy.
  
• How did the difficulty compare to existing dungeons on Normal and Veteran versions?
  
  On Veteran Hardmode, definitely near the top end of difficulty.
  
• Did you complete Normal or Veteran (or both)?
  
  Only Veteran Hardmode and with buffs.
  
• Which was your favorite boss in this dungeon, and why?
  
  Probably the first boss or the last one. On first boss, I'm quite a fan of having to use the cone attack from the boss to help you clear the room and the related 'push' mechanic. The last boss is challenging, so I enjoy it. To me the second boss seemed a bit of a mess both mechanically and thematically, I did not really enjoy it.
  
• What level and build was the character you used?
  
  Full group with golded out trial gear and mostly optimized.
  
• Did you happen to notice or find anything particularly interesting or different?
  
  Some of the strongest dungeon buffs we've had in a while, which will be very helpful considering how difficult the Hardmode is.
  
• Do you have any other general feedback?
  
  To echo what code has mentioned regarding the last boss, the Unstable Soul immediately turning into Soul Essence at the start of the "Safe Square" phase feels a bit cheap. You can do everything perfectly and still get 3+ Soul Essences by the end of the fight. Secondly, I'm not sure if there's a way to tell if the souls you have to run through to reveal symbols is an 'empty' one. If there isn't, I would like there to be one even if subtle.