spartaxoxo wrote: »rhythmsuji wrote: »YEP! And there should be zero reason to attack you or any Oaken/HA user like some of the elitists do. Because enjoyment of the game is literally the most important aspect of gaming. If it's how you enjoy playing, then it aint wrong. No matter how much they demand their perspective is "objectively" right.
It's not just Oakensoul that gets this.
I've seen someone describe disliking subclassing as a matter of having integrity. I've seen people describe enjoying overland as akin to eating Play-Doh or doing stuff with crayons that I don't fully remember. I've seen statements that people who enjoy crown crate mounts are childish. I've seen people called bullies for killing a delve boss faster than someone else. I've seen someone calling for people to be banned for farming world bosses for leads.
Honestly, I've been guilty of that type of mindset before too in video games like ugh that stuffs for noobs if I get annoyed. It's not right but we all have our moments where we wish we had expressed ourselves in a better way. But, generally speaking, I try to remember that that people will find all sorts of different things fun. It's just a video game at the end of the day. There's no reason to judge anyone for how they like to play. And multiple different perspectives can be valid even if they should be expressed a different way.
Don't let negative comments weigh you down.
It’s not about loving or hating Oakensoul. Without any question, Oakensoul was, but isn’t anymore, very good mythic in this game. It was perfect for new players, casuals, or anyone who just wanted to chill and play this bug-ridden game.
But sadly, Oakensoul is useless now. And believe me… no one defended Oakensoul more than I did.
Well, Oakensoul fits perfectly with the current state of the game: a useless mythic in a useless, bugged game.
Why do you think Oakensoul is good if any build with a craft set + subclassing will be 100% better?
Subclassing is free, and crafted sets are too. Oakensoul isn’t even worth the Plus money anymore.
NOTE:And all of this happened because veteran good players cried that Oakensoul was too easy (it’s still easy today).
Bad two-bar players cried because Oakensoul parsed higher with just one bar (those players still have bad weaving).
And who lost after all these nerfs? The game.
Now we have bad two-bar players with bad weaving, bad DPS from Oakensoul, and good two-bar weavers who don’t even care about the game anymore.
The game was the only one that lost with the changes… but well, at least we got some new bugs. So it’s all fine.
rhythmsuji wrote: »It’s not about loving or hating Oakensoul. Without any question, Oakensoul was, but isn’t anymore, very good mythic in this game. It was perfect for new players, casuals, or anyone who just wanted to chill and play this bug-ridden game.
But sadly, Oakensoul is useless now. And believe me… no one defended Oakensoul more than I did.
Well, Oakensoul fits perfectly with the current state of the game: a useless mythic in a useless, bugged game.
Why do you think Oakensoul is good if any build with a craft set + subclassing will be 100% better?
Subclassing is free, and crafted sets are too. Oakensoul isn’t even worth the Plus money anymore.
NOTE:And all of this happened because veteran good players cried that Oakensoul was too easy (it’s still easy today).
Bad two-bar players cried because Oakensoul parsed higher with just one bar (those players still have bad weaving).
And who lost after all these nerfs? The game.
Now we have bad two-bar players with bad weaving, bad DPS from Oakensoul, and good two-bar weavers who don’t even care about the game anymore.
The game was the only one that lost with the changes… but well, at least we got some new bugs. So it’s all fine.
But it isn't worthless.
What build accomplishes what it does, with just as little management and button presses?
Oakensoul still seems to be the closest thing to an "easy mode" from what I can see. Most arguments when I look into them have multiple more buttons or things to keep track of, or less survivability. Like less multi purpose/all in one build capabilities for such little management.
Yes, you may be right. Today, Oakensoul really is the closest thing we have to an “easy mode.” And that’s exactly the point, it’s easy mode, nothing more. What else is Oakensoul actually good for?
frogthroat wrote: »Oakensoul is good for exactly what has been described in this thread. I think people are talking across each other here.
"... is good for those with mobility issues, other kinds of issues where bar swapping..."
"... Those who want to go past the damage ceiling Oakensoul limits you to can and should consider other options.