IncultaWolf wrote: »Honestly, as long as sorcs with hardened ward remain brainless, keep this set the way it is.
Erickson9610 wrote: »People want class diversity, yet they're upset when one class finally has a reason to use a set other than what the other classes use. Every Class Set should be as powerful as Pyrebrand — then we won't need to always use Relequen's and all of the other meta sets on every build on every class.
MarioMario wrote: »Erickson9610 wrote: »People want class diversity, yet they're upset when one class finally has a reason to use a set other than what the other classes use. Every Class Set should be as powerful as Pyrebrand — then we won't need to always use Relequen's and all of the other meta sets on every build on every class.
At the moment, no Class Set is even close to Pyrebrand.
Erickson9610 wrote: »People want class diversity, yet they're upset when one class finally has a reason to use a set other than what the other classes use. Every Class Set should be as powerful as Pyrebrand — then we won't need to always use Relequen's and all of the other meta sets on every build on every class.
And just in case anyone can't do 1+1: You can wear Pyrebrand and Relequen. Happy PvPing.
Erickson9610 wrote: »And just in case anyone can't do 1+1: You can wear Pyrebrand and Relequen. Happy PvPing.
Yes, but now Dragonknight damage dealers don't have to wear Relequen's + Pillar of Nirn (or some other secondary 5-piece set). Nearly every Class utilizes the same build because there's no reason for them to use something underpowered.
Ideally, every Class should be able to wear Relequen's + their unique Class Set with unique visuals and proc conditions. They can right now — but why would they, when some Classes only have underpowered Class Sets like Beacon of Oblivion and Monolith of Storms?
Erickson9610 wrote: »And just in case anyone can't do 1+1: You can wear Pyrebrand and Relequen. Happy PvPing.
Yes, but now Dragonknight damage dealers don't have to wear Relequen's + Pillar of Nirn (or some other secondary 5-piece set). Nearly every Class utilizes the same build because there's no reason for them to use something underpowered.
Ideally, every Class should be able to wear Relequen's + their unique Class Set with unique visuals and proc conditions. They can right now — but why would they, when some Classes only have underpowered Class Sets like Beacon of Oblivion and Monolith of Storms?
Thanks for arguing in good faith. The point that I was trying to make is that the problem are outlier sets like Relequen to begin with. I know isn't feasible to try and work overland drops and trial sets into the same category and that not all sets will be ideal for all purposes. But they keep consistently moving the boundaries of what is acceptable in terms of power, let it steam and annoy people to death, slap on horrible fixes only to then repeat that whole thing with the next batch of sets/abilities. It is tiring and there is no long term benefit to the gameplay.
They are able to make good sets and some problem cases are not that far off, but they keep making the same mistakes to the point where it appears just fully intentional.
TechMaybeHic wrote: »IncultaWolf wrote: »Honestly, as long as sorcs with hardened ward remain brainless, keep this set the way it is.
LOL To heck with everyone else, right?
Erickson9610 wrote: »And just in case anyone can't do 1+1: You can wear Pyrebrand and Relequen. Happy PvPing.
Yes, but now Dragonknight damage dealers don't have to wear Relequen's + Pillar of Nirn (or some other secondary 5-piece set). Nearly every Class utilizes the same build because there's no reason for them to use something underpowered.
Ideally, every Class should be able to wear Relequen's + their unique Class Set with unique visuals and proc conditions. They can right now — but why would they, when some Classes only have underpowered Class Sets like Beacon of Oblivion and Monolith of Storms?
Thanks for arguing in good faith. The point that I was trying to make is that the problem are outlier sets like Relequen to begin with. I know isn't feasible to try and work overland drops and trial sets into the same category and that not all sets will be ideal for all purposes. But they keep consistently moving the boundaries of what is acceptable in terms of power, let it steam and annoy people to death, slap on horrible fixes only to then repeat that whole thing with the next batch of sets/abilities. It is tiring and there is no long term benefit to the gameplay.
They are able to make good sets and some problem cases are not that far off, but they keep making the same mistakes to the point where it appears just fully intentional.
Joy_Division wrote: »I'd rather have to deal with a specific class set that is perhaps a little too strong as it is at least restrictive and works with a class theme than a brainless set like Rush of Agony that anyone can slap on and is far more disruptive in PVP play. It is preferable a dk be stronger with it's set than in a generic old trial set accessible by everyone
MarioMario wrote: »How can you release a set that does 40-50% more damage than Relequen on the dummy? @ZOS_Kevin did they do the math before release?
BananaBender wrote: »MarioMario wrote: »How can you release a set that does 40-50% more damage than Relequen on the dummy? @ZOS_Kevin did they do the math before release?
The set is good but not overperforming in PvE, I really hope they wont nerf the first good new set since Azureblight rework just because of PvP.
MarioMario wrote: »BananaBender wrote: »MarioMario wrote: »How can you release a set that does 40-50% more damage than Relequen on the dummy? @ZOS_Kevin did they do the math before release?
The set is good but not overperforming in PvE, I really hope they wont nerf the first good new set since Azureblight rework just because of PvP.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOxhioR3u70
Not overperforming?
MarioMario wrote: »Relequen is the set with the highest single-target damage, practically 'meta' forever. It has always been toxic in PvP, but at least it had terrible bonuses that balanced out the damage (stamina + 2*crit).
Now there's a set ONLY for DK that deals not 5%, not 10%... but 40% more damage and has 3 excellent bonuses (penetration + 2*wd/sd).
If you don't understand why it's OP, you have very little knowledge of the game.
It deals 50% more damage than relequen in PvE with no proc conditions and 100% uptime on PvE and melts players with 5k ticks per second in PvP, what were you thinking when letting this ridiculously overpowered set go live?
Dagoth_Rac wrote: »It deals 50% more damage than relequen in PvE with no proc conditions and 100% uptime on PvE and melts players with 5k ticks per second in PvP, what were you thinking when letting this ridiculously overpowered set go live?
Does it really tick per second? Or is that 5k every 2 seconds and thus similar to a Relequen tick of 2.5k per second? Or can you proc Pyrebrand multiple times and end up with different stacks ticking at different times and thus you do end up with it ticking every second?
Basically, it is not clear to me if further stacks just buff the damage of the initial DoT, or if each stack is its own separate DoT?