imnotanother wrote: »Last night, I was challenged to a duel. After the battle, the player messaged me complaining that I cloaked during the fight. Then, compared it to cheating.
So my question(s) is he right? Is cloaking as a night blade taboo? What other rules are there? Because seems like any skill should be able to be used.
The meta be shiftin' m8. Can ya feel it yet?DannyLV702 wrote: »I have a lot of stam/meta followers complain that I use daedric mines to LOS with. Is that fair, or not? I mean, considering I'm already gimping myself by dueling as magic
Introducing the scrub.
You aren't playing to impress your opponent. You are playing to win. Disregard what he says.
@out51d3r OMG I have been looking for that article again forever, I remember reading it years ago and it really opened my mind to things. Now I live by that when it comes to competitive play.
ArgonianAustin wrote: »Just started a duel with a sorc and after I cloaked he forfeit and insulted me, I run bone pirate tatters and have 1400 magicka recovery, I don't want to ruin my build by unslotting the night blades best skill.
arkansas_ESO wrote: »This is by no means an "official" list and I obviously have no power over any of you, just saying what I've seen usually be banned in duels and tournaments (I've been dueling since launch through Legend):
- 2pc Malubeth. Banned because it can artificially lengthen fights, and a lucky proc can save somebody's life. Seen in a similar light to other "cancer proc sets" like Tremorscale and Viper in that it takes away a significant amount of skill away from the fight and encourages players to rely on procs.
- 2pc Tremorscale and 5pc Viper. Running both at the same time is seen as bad as it encourages players to rely on procs and not worry about actually damaging players with their own skills. Some also refuse to fight people that run Velidreth and Viper.
- Immovable potions. A huge part of dueling is setting up burst after a CC, and knowing how to prevent getting CCed before getting bursted. Immovable pots turn a critical element of dueling into "press Q" and is seen as unskillful.
- Resource poisons. Poisons that increase magicka and/or stamina costs of your target by 60% are so above and beyond powerful that anybody not using them might as well be shooting themselves in the foot. Banned as they lack proper counterplay (the only class well equipped to deal with them is Templar), reduce build variety (again, only Templars can really deal with them) and are generally unfun to fight against.
- 5pc Fasalla's Guille. Like resource poisons, this 5pc is so strong that everybody, magicka and stamina, should be running it. Banned because it reduces build variety.
- 5pc Shield Breaker. Very hard counter to magic sorcs and everybody else whose main source of defense is a shield. Banned because it's unfun to play against, and reduces build variety (why would I bring a magic sorc to a tourney where Shield Breaker is allowed?)
imnotanother wrote: »Last night, I was challenged to a duel. After the battle, the player messaged me complaining that I cloaked during the fight. Then, compared it to cheating.
So my question(s) is he right? Is cloaking as a night blade taboo? What other rules are there? Because seems like any skill should be able to be used.