Ragnar_Lodbrok wrote: »Templars do more dps than DK's.
I like how this: "Incapacitate (Haste morph): This ability now increases heavy attack damage" is their attempt at making this skill useful. FYI, it's still useless.
And this: "Leeching Strikes (Siphoning Strikes morph): The tooltip for this ability now shows the correct percentage of health recovery." So apparently it was really only supposed to provide 2.4% health? Couldn't they have told us that?
I mainly see a nerf to siphoning strikes (which just makes it harder to solo anything) and a couple meaningless fixes and buffs.
Disappointing
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A nerf to Siphoning Strikes implies a nerf to siphoning attacks. This skill makes siphoning magicka based tanks possible. It is a nerf to the only types of nightblades that can confidently go against groups of 4 and up without going all light and resto/destro.
I mainly see a nerf to siphoning strikes (which just makes it harder to solo anything) and a couple meaningless fixes and buffs.
Ragnar_Lodbrok wrote: »Templars do more dps than DK's.
RGJACKETUKb16_ESO wrote: »Siphoning Strikes: This ability now restores slightly less resources, and will no longer desync your resource bars upon use.
This.... this right here just LOL
Again maybe its a bit op as a ranged Light Armour staff caster, but everything else gets shafted
stevenpotter321b14_ESO wrote: »Whew, and I was worried I might have to undo my cancellation.
stevenpotter321b14_ESO wrote: »Whew, and I was worried I might have to undo my cancellation.
Same thought process
I am sorry but this is just a really bad thought process. What they are doing is horribly breaking their own game at the expense of losing large numbers of players. Not sure if you have ever heard the saying, Just because you can doesn't mean you should. That is basically what they are doing.
Ragnar_Lodbrok wrote: »Templars do more dps than DK's.
I am sorry but this is just a really bad thought process. What they are doing is horribly breaking their own game at the expense of losing large numbers of players. Not sure if you have ever heard the saying, Just because you can doesn't mean you should. That is basically what they are doing.
I disagree. Attempting to fix something is a good thing. Whether you like the changes or not is up to you. I think they are on the right track.
RGJACKETUKb16_ESO wrote: »Siphoning Strikes: This ability now restores slightly less resources, and will no longer desync your resource bars upon use.
This.... this right here just LOL
Again maybe its a bit op as a ranged Light Armour staff caster, but everything else gets shafted
I don't have to test that 2% instead of 4% is nerf, and that 8% max Magicka (which is just a bug fix, not even a buff) doesn't offset it.joshisanonymous wrote: »I have an idea: go to the PTS, test this stuff, provide feedback. (And maybe post this on the PTS section of the forum so people don't get the mistaken impression that these are set in stone changes about to get patched on live.)
I see mostly improvements, honestly. Reaper's Mark must have been an unintended bug and that's about the only straight nerf I can see (Edit: Also, this seems like an incredibly minor quibble. Was anyone really running around casting Reaper's Mark on 3-4+ targets and killing them all within 30 escond to get a significant buff? If you were able to consistently do that in the first place, then why are you acting like NBs are broken beyond use?). Siphoning Strikes was only changed "slightly" and we picked up more magicka from Magicka Flood. Again, though, test it. Y'all are responding to that change without even knowing what the value of the change is. For all you know, it might have been a decrease to what you get for basic attacks and nothing more.
I know many of these things don't apply to every build either, but the status quo of those builds is maintained (and yes I know that status quo could use work itself). So it's a buff to some builds, and no change to other builds.
The wholly negative reaction to that kind of change is pretty uncalled for, particularly when you put it in context with changes to other classes. DKs got a couple nerfs (a couple buffs, too) and sorcerers got a couple nerfs, particularly to Bolt Escape. So if NBs are mostly staying the same or getting a bit better (depending on build) and other classes are getting brought down a bit, then we're going in the right direct, aren't we?
But I want to stress for a third time: go test these changes and provide feedback. Don't cry on the forums about something you don't even know the details of and haven't tried out. You're completely missing the point of the PTS by reacting that way.