Thejollygreenone wrote: »timidobserver wrote: »Iam_Epiphany wrote: »@timidobserver I'm not surprised to hear you play templar seeing as you actually defend this change. A friend of mine actually does have a video of a templar spamming blazing shield+restostaff heavy attacks killing players with recoil and oil in a 6-8 vs 1. It only ended when I showed up and started dropping oil on the guy myself, while everyone else was hitting him too...it still took several minutes. He scored over 10 kills while I was there alone.
This was on the live server with the magicka regen debuff.
The best answer would be to nerf dark cloak and reflective scales in the same way that bolt escape was nerfed.
At the very most, Blazing Shields debuff should be changed to be in line with bolt escape, preventing in some fashion the ability being spammed over and over.
However, removing the debuff from Blazing Shield would just create a second reflective scales, which is a move in the wrong direction...unless you're going to remove the debuff from bolt escape and fix dark cloak's bugs without debuffing it.
If you had such a video you would be linking it all over the place yelling and screaming. However, don't bother because it wouldn't make any difference. Evidence that the class is overperforming goes beyond what 1 person in a video has figured out how to do. If we base balancing on oneshot "look what I can do" videos, everybody needs to be nerfed. I won't say they don't exist, but I certainly haven't seen numerous videos showing Templar 1v8ing competant players while standing in oil.
Evidence that Templar is overperforming refers a videos, opinion data, and in-game data, and anything else to demonstrate that we are overperforming to the point that a few tickets of Magicka would break the game. For example:
-From PVE perspective, competitive trials groups pretty much shun Templars from DPS spots.
-From the PVP perspective, on the most populated server, Templar are actually underperforming badly in leaderboard rankings. On the second most populated sever, they are more or less even.
-From the public opinion perspective,
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/109564/which-class-is-the-most-underpowered
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/109562/which-class-is-the-most-overpowered
-From the dev perspective, "We are looking at the damage output of Templars. There are some lines like Dawn’s Wrath that will be adjusted to increase their viability."~~~http://dulfy.net/2014/07/12/eso-paul-sage-the-road-ahead-qa-transcript/
A.) Templar PvE dps has close to nothing to do with blazing shield.
B.) PvP leaderboard rankings don't accurately represent a players performance in any given battle?
Basically what I'm saying is Tim's post is talking about blazing shield, not necessarily templars as a whole. Try to keep comments fully pertinent to the posters focus of posting, please. Otherwise we get discussions that don't get resolved and only get exacerbate. ^.^
Mages use special spell and when they cry in the forum ZoS hear them, on the other hand we, the warriors, are always muteddemonlkojipub19_ESO wrote: »Willows path was perfect as an all-around regen set, and now you turn it into a magicka set... /shakeshead. Why stop there with twilight's embrace too? Just move the 5 set bonus of twilight's embrace to the 4 set like one person wanted and be on total appeasement mode.
Maverick827 wrote: »"Appeasement mode" is apparently a negative phrase when referring to the way a service provider provides its service to paying customers.
Can anyone recommend a decent medium armour set or sets with the new changes for a combination of DW/Bow?
demonlkojipub19_ESO wrote: »
Oh and change the 5-set of hundings rage from Weapon Damage to Weapon Power.
Thanks again.
demonlkojipub19_ESO wrote: »Weapon power increases damage of everything too. Wrecking blow is an example of the bonus from weapon power, which is better than weapon damage. There is also empowering chains for the dragon knight which has the same bonus as wreaking blow. They both apply to the next light and heavy attack, or whatever weapon attack you use afterword. Weapon power also won't bring your weapon damage closer to the cap, like with soulshine's spell power.
demonlkojipub19_ESO wrote: »Weapon power increases damage of everything too. Wrecking blow is an example of the bonus from weapon power, which is better than weapon damage. There is also empowering chains for the dragon knight which has the same bonus as wreaking blow. They both apply to the next light and heavy attack, or whatever weapon attack you use afterword. Weapon power also won't bring your weapon damage closer to the cap, like with soulshine's spell power.
timidobserver wrote: »Thejollygreenone wrote: »timidobserver wrote: »Iam_Epiphany wrote: »@timidobserver I'm not surprised to hear you play templar seeing as you actually defend this change. A friend of mine actually does have a video of a templar spamming blazing shield+restostaff heavy attacks killing players with recoil and oil in a 6-8 vs 1. It only ended when I showed up and started dropping oil on the guy myself, while everyone else was hitting him too...it still took several minutes. He scored over 10 kills while I was there alone.
This was on the live server with the magicka regen debuff.
The best answer would be to nerf dark cloak and reflective scales in the same way that bolt escape was nerfed.
At the very most, Blazing Shields debuff should be changed to be in line with bolt escape, preventing in some fashion the ability being spammed over and over.
However, removing the debuff from Blazing Shield would just create a second reflective scales, which is a move in the wrong direction...unless you're going to remove the debuff from bolt escape and fix dark cloak's bugs without debuffing it.
If you had such a video you would be linking it all over the place yelling and screaming. However, don't bother because it wouldn't make any difference. Evidence that the class is overperforming goes beyond what 1 person in a video has figured out how to do. If we base balancing on oneshot "look what I can do" videos, everybody needs to be nerfed. I won't say they don't exist, but I certainly haven't seen numerous videos showing Templar 1v8ing competant players while standing in oil.
Evidence that Templar is overperforming refers a videos, opinion data, and in-game data, and anything else to demonstrate that we are overperforming to the point that a few tickets of Magicka would break the game. For example:
-From PVE perspective, competitive trials groups pretty much shun Templars from DPS spots.
-From the PVP perspective, on the most populated server, Templar are actually underperforming badly in leaderboard rankings. On the second most populated sever, they are more or less even.
-From the public opinion perspective,
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/109564/which-class-is-the-most-underpowered
http://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/discussion/109562/which-class-is-the-most-overpowered
-From the dev perspective, "We are looking at the damage output of Templars. There are some lines like Dawn’s Wrath that will be adjusted to increase their viability."~~~http://dulfy.net/2014/07/12/eso-paul-sage-the-road-ahead-qa-transcript/
A.) Templar PvE dps has close to nothing to do with blazing shield.
B.) PvP leaderboard rankings don't accurately represent a players performance in any given battle?
Basically what I'm saying is Tim's post is talking about blazing shield, not necessarily templars as a whole. Try to keep comments fully pertinent to the posters focus of posting, please. Otherwise we get discussions that don't get resolved and only get exacerbate. ^.^
Sure PVE matters. This change will make Sun Shield more viable to use in PVE. Also, the first point is the only one that refers solely to PVE and the idea was to cover all angles.
We aren't overperforming in the leaderboards, the majority of players don't think we are OP, and Devs think our damage of lacking. Sure, leaderboards, polls, and dev quotes are debatable. However, it is better than an alluded to video that wasn't produced or anything that anyone has produced in favor of the alternative.
I've yet to see any information demonstrating that Templar are over performing in any area of the game. Well there is that alluded to video of a Templar beating 8 players while standing in oil, but that sadly hasn't been produced yet. If I wanted DK nerfed enough to lobby for it on the forums, which I don't, I would produce at least some form of proof other than my unending desire for it.
If you can't provide any information that at least alludes to showing that Templar over performing in any aspect of the game, why should you we be rolling back changes. Just because DKs want it really badly?
I've yet to see any information demonstrating that Templar are over performing in any area of the game. Well there is that alluded to video of a Templar beating 8 players while standing in oil, but that sadly hasn't been produced yet. If I wanted DK nerfed enough to lobby for it on the forums, which I don't, I would produce at least some form of proof other than my unending desire for it.
If you can't provide any information that at least alludes to showing that Templar over performing in any aspect of the game, why should you we be rolling back changes. Just because DKs want it really badly?
JackDaniell wrote: »So, I would just like to clarify for all the people who oh so coveted that 5% spell crit on willows.
YOU HAVE EFFECTIVELY RUINED THE BEST CRAFTING SET IN THE GAME.
Willows had the potential the be the BEST sustainable set in the game. For some reason people could not see this (omg a set that gives me 25+ regen to my health mag stam? *** that i want 4% spell crit!)
timidobserver wrote: »@Thejollygreenone
If Blazing Shield were overperforming to the degree that the person I responded to stated(fighting 8 people while standing in oil), it stands to reason that the class as a whole would be overperforming in some aspect of the game. At the very least, it wouldn't be getting voted the most underpowered class, least overpowered class , bringing in low to average leaderboard rankings, and being noted by devs as needing a DPS boost.
If your going to focus on Sunshield alone, it is not overperforming either. Our biggest DPS ability basically requires the consent of our attackers to be powerful. No one else has such a restricting limitation attached to their biggest DPS ability. Everybody else can bring their best DPS tools out at will. With Blazing Shield, I need people to actively kill themselves and on top of that it turns off my magicka regen. Anyone that decides not to be blown up by Blazing Shield won't be.
Underperforming in the current live game isn't the only possible valid reason for removing the Blazing Shield restriction. The problem is that the ability would be underperforming after the patch due to the significant increase in potential regeneration. Increasing potential regeneration is an indirect nerf to blazing shield since a player that uses it ends up losing out on more after than patch than before.
Go into Cyrodil and find out for myself? I participate in Cyrodil regularly and obviously I don't think Templar are OP, or else, I wouldn't be asking for evidence. Given a choice between running into either of the classes, I'd prefer a Templar or NB. I'd rather run in the 1st and second ranked Templar together, as opposed to the 15th ranked DK alone. I hate running into any Sorc at all, regardless of their skill/rank/level.
I don't think most people wanted spell crit back on Willows per se, they just wanted compensation. Your anger seems misplaced.JackDaniell wrote: »So, I would just like to clarify for all the people who oh so coveted that 5% spell crit on willows.
YOU HAVE EFFECTIVELY RUINED THE BEST CRAFTING SET IN THE GAME.
Willows had the potential the be the BEST sustainable set in the game. For some reason people could not see this (omg a set that gives me 25+ regen to my health mag stam? *** that i want 4% spell crit!)
Thejollygreenone wrote: »timidobserver wrote: »@Thejollygreenone
If Blazing Shield were overperforming to the degree that the person I responded to stated(fighting 8 people while standing in oil), it stands to reason that the class as a whole would be overperforming in some aspect of the game. At the very least, it wouldn't be getting voted the most underpowered class, least overpowered class , bringing in low to average leaderboard rankings, and being noted by devs as needing a DPS boost.
If your going to focus on Sunshield alone, it is not overperforming either. Our biggest DPS ability basically requires the consent of our attackers to be powerful. No one else has such a restricting limitation attached to their biggest DPS ability. Everybody else can bring their best DPS tools out at will. With Blazing Shield, I need people to actively kill themselves and on top of that it turns off my magicka regen. Anyone that decides not to be blown up by Blazing Shield won't be.
Underperforming in the current live game isn't the only possible valid reason for removing the Blazing Shield restriction. The problem is that the ability would be underperforming after the patch due to the significant increase in potential regeneration. Increasing potential regeneration is an indirect nerf to blazing shield since a player that uses it ends up losing out on more after than patch than before.
Go into Cyrodil and find out for myself? I participate in Cyrodil regularly and obviously I don't think Templar are OP, or else, I wouldn't be asking for evidence. Given a choice between running into either of the classes, I'd prefer a Templar or NB. I'd rather run in the 1st and second ranked Templar together, as opposed to the 15th ranked DK alone. I hate running into any Sorc at all, regardless of their skill/rank/level.
I'll cut off my part on this discussion here because I feel I've made it clear enough my sole purpose was to add the touch of a moderator, not a source of accurate information on the subject. That was never my intention, and I apologize if it came out that way.
timidobserver wrote: »Thejollygreenone wrote: »timidobserver wrote: »@Thejollygreenone
If Blazing Shield were overperforming to the degree that the person I responded to stated(fighting 8 people while standing in oil), it stands to reason that the class as a whole would be overperforming in some aspect of the game. At the very least, it wouldn't be getting voted the most underpowered class, least overpowered class , bringing in low to average leaderboard rankings, and being noted by devs as needing a DPS boost.
If your going to focus on Sunshield alone, it is not overperforming either. Our biggest DPS ability basically requires the consent of our attackers to be powerful. No one else has such a restricting limitation attached to their biggest DPS ability. Everybody else can bring their best DPS tools out at will. With Blazing Shield, I need people to actively kill themselves and on top of that it turns off my magicka regen. Anyone that decides not to be blown up by Blazing Shield won't be.
Underperforming in the current live game isn't the only possible valid reason for removing the Blazing Shield restriction. The problem is that the ability would be underperforming after the patch due to the significant increase in potential regeneration. Increasing potential regeneration is an indirect nerf to blazing shield since a player that uses it ends up losing out on more after than patch than before.
Go into Cyrodil and find out for myself? I participate in Cyrodil regularly and obviously I don't think Templar are OP, or else, I wouldn't be asking for evidence. Given a choice between running into either of the classes, I'd prefer a Templar or NB. I'd rather run in the 1st and second ranked Templar together, as opposed to the 15th ranked DK alone. I hate running into any Sorc at all, regardless of their skill/rank/level.
I'll cut off my part on this discussion here because I feel I've made it clear enough my sole purpose was to add the touch of a moderator, not a source of accurate information on the subject. That was never my intention, and I apologize if it came out that way.
I would leave the moderation to those that have that title and responsibility on the forums. A none-moderator attempting to moderate just confuses things as we can see by reading our exchanges.
Thejollygreenone wrote: »timidobserver wrote: »Thejollygreenone wrote: »timidobserver wrote: »@Thejollygreenone
If Blazing Shield were overperforming to the degree that the person I responded to stated(fighting 8 people while standing in oil), it stands to reason that the class as a whole would be overperforming in some aspect of the game. At the very least, it wouldn't be getting voted the most underpowered class, least overpowered class , bringing in low to average leaderboard rankings, and being noted by devs as needing a DPS boost.
If your going to focus on Sunshield alone, it is not overperforming either. Our biggest DPS ability basically requires the consent of our attackers to be powerful. No one else has such a restricting limitation attached to their biggest DPS ability. Everybody else can bring their best DPS tools out at will. With Blazing Shield, I need people to actively kill themselves and on top of that it turns off my magicka regen. Anyone that decides not to be blown up by Blazing Shield won't be.
Underperforming in the current live game isn't the only possible valid reason for removing the Blazing Shield restriction. The problem is that the ability would be underperforming after the patch due to the significant increase in potential regeneration. Increasing potential regeneration is an indirect nerf to blazing shield since a player that uses it ends up losing out on more after than patch than before.
Go into Cyrodil and find out for myself? I participate in Cyrodil regularly and obviously I don't think Templar are OP, or else, I wouldn't be asking for evidence. Given a choice between running into either of the classes, I'd prefer a Templar or NB. I'd rather run in the 1st and second ranked Templar together, as opposed to the 15th ranked DK alone. I hate running into any Sorc at all, regardless of their skill/rank/level.
I'll cut off my part on this discussion here because I feel I've made it clear enough my sole purpose was to add the touch of a moderator, not a source of accurate information on the subject. That was never my intention, and I apologize if it came out that way.
I would leave the moderation to those that have that title and responsibility on the forums. A none-moderator attempting to moderate just confuses things as we can see by reading our exchanges.
A lot of moderating they do... But if my attempting to make things clearer just confused them for you, maybe there's more of a problem here than a non-moderator trying to help moderate a discussion.
But that's neither here nor there, I'm just posting to tell you if you wish to discuss things peripheral to 1.3.1 patch notes feel free to pm me It doesn't quite belong here. But here I am doing the same thing, huh? I suppose maybe I'm a bit more on topic by trying to get us back on topic? Maybe that's a bit too philosophical.
But true to my word, I'll end my part here, as now we have both pointed out that my presence apparently confuses some more than it helps. Cheers.