mike.gaziotisb16_ESO wrote: »I find threads by moaning NBs hilarious considering they are probably the best overall class in the game at the moment.
Are you really telling me that as a Nightblade with Ambush, Impale & Dark Cloak at your disposal, you have no means of killing a DK or disengaging?
Sounds like you just want easy, lazy kills to me....
What is the link for that video?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E7GuyaQvTx8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eiusig1zOlY&list=UU_q5WZtFp36adwqhKpZzxwQ I believe this is what you're referring to:
http://youtu.be/Eiusig1zOlYI believe this is what you're referring to:http://youtu.be/Eiusig1zOlY
Not to detract from the awesomeness that is Sypher, but he is using the very key elements I've mentioned that make DK's effective. Light Armor, Staff, and Invasion. R-staff is extremely abusive as not only does it restore magicka when you attack with it, it restores magicka when you block with it and just feeds the build everything it needs to fight.
P.S. that Nightblade that ganked him sucked. Any decent Nightblade would have nailed him with Impale at that low health and it would've been game over. Again not to detract from the awesomeness of Sypher but even he knew he was screwed in that instance and by sheer poor play on the attackers part, murdered the guys face off.
There's an interesting bug/unmentioned mechanic to Reflective Scale that expenses the DK's resources on reflect. You can see it on his bar when he reflected incoming shards. Fortunately for him he's got loads of sustain from Light Armor, so it's manageable for the build. He's not once resource starved in fighting them all, which should speak volumes since not a single DK skill improves that. It's all coming from outside the class skills. There's video after video of these types of Light Armor specs and they just blow away any other build style.I believe this is what you're referring to:http://youtu.be/Eiusig1zOlY
Not to detract from the awesomeness that is Sypher, but he is using the very key elements I've mentioned that make DK's effective. Light Armor, Staff, and Invasion. R-staff is extremely abusive as not only does it restore magicka when you attack with it, it restores magicka when you block with it and just feeds the build everything it needs to fight.
P.S. that Nightblade that ganked him sucked. Any decent Nightblade would have nailed him with Impale at that low health and it would've been game over. Again not to detract from the awesomeness of Sypher but even he knew he was screwed in that instance and by sheer poor play on the attackers part, murdered the guys face off.
Yeah, I know there are a lot of factors going into this and the people he was fighting were not top notch, but the fact can not be denied that once they pop him out of stealth he goes on to kill 5-6 people while casting Reflecting Scales 3-4 times, Burning Talons 3-4 times, Flame Lash a bunch of times, and I think a Dragon Blood or two in there as well and ends that initial skirmish with half magicka and did not use a Resto staff heavy attack or anything. He reflects a ton of projectiles too and his magicka just doesn't go down. I only brought up this video as evidence to go against the claim DKs have that they run out of magicka super quick while Reflecting Scales is up.
There's an interesting bug/unmentioned mechanic to Reflective Scale that expenses the DK's resources on reflect. You can see it on his bar when he reflected incoming shards. Fortunately for him he's got loads of sustain from Light Armor, so it's manageable for the build. He's not once resource starved in fighting them all, which should speak volumes since not a single DK skill improves that. It's all coming from outside the class skills. There's video after video of these types of Light Armor specs and they just blow away any other build style.I believe this is what you're referring to:http://youtu.be/Eiusig1zOlY
Not to detract from the awesomeness that is Sypher, but he is using the very key elements I've mentioned that make DK's effective. Light Armor, Staff, and Invasion. R-staff is extremely abusive as not only does it restore magicka when you attack with it, it restores magicka when you block with it and just feeds the build everything it needs to fight.
P.S. that Nightblade that ganked him sucked. Any decent Nightblade would have nailed him with Impale at that low health and it would've been game over. Again not to detract from the awesomeness of Sypher but even he knew he was screwed in that instance and by sheer poor play on the attackers part, murdered the guys face off.
Yeah, I know there are a lot of factors going into this and the people he was fighting were not top notch, but the fact can not be denied that once they pop him out of stealth he goes on to kill 5-6 people while casting Reflecting Scales 3-4 times, Burning Talons 3-4 times, Flame Lash a bunch of times, and I think a Dragon Blood or two in there as well and ends that initial skirmish with half magicka and did not use a Resto staff heavy attack or anything. He reflects a ton of projectiles too and his magicka just doesn't go down. I only brought up this video as evidence to go against the claim DKs have that they run out of magicka super quick while Reflecting Scales is up.
He has harness magicka as well feeding him magica like a syrabane set. Sypher also uses the warlock set when he duels though I don't know if he is using it here.
Also I think the highest level I was was V11. There were some v1, v2s and a level 43.
He has harness magicka as well feeding him magica like a syrabane set. Sypher also uses the warlock set when he duels though I don't know if he is using it here.
Also I think the highest level I was was V11. There were some v1, v2s and a level 43.
I could be wrong as I can't rewatch the video now, but I don't believe he was using Harness Magicka. Even if he was, what is your point? He killed 5 VRs and 1 lvl 43 while reflecting many many projectiles and was not out of magicka even without wearing syrabane set. Someone said Reflective Scale is weak because of the 'bug' that drains your magicka when you reflect, but here is video proof that the magicka drain did not affect this guy.
He has harness magicka as well feeding him magica like a syrabane set. Sypher also uses the warlock set when he duels though I don't know if he is using it here.
Also I think the highest level I was was V11. There were some v1, v2s and a level 43.
I could be wrong as I can't rewatch the video now, but I don't believe he was using Harness Magicka. Even if he was, what is your point? He killed 5 VRs and 1 lvl 43 while reflecting many many projectiles and was not out of magicka even without wearing syrabane set. Someone said Reflective Scale is weak because of the 'bug' that drains your magicka when you reflect, but here is video proof that the magicka drain did not affect this guy.
It's on his bar in the video. He was not out of magicka because of harness magicka, Warlock set, batter roar, combat frenzy, magkica recovery and resto blocking. His opponents did not know what to do and so they did nothing but feed him. Some of them didn't even appear to know what to do without being able to shard him.
There is so much more to a fight than being present as a veteran with skills on your bar. You are talking about arguably the best DK vs successive underleveled players who are clearly not experienced.
jelliedsoup wrote: »People saying l2p implies the game design is fair and every action has a feasible reaction.
mike.gaziotisb16_ESO wrote: »@Erock25, Sypher the poster of this video took part in a 1v1 tournament and lost to another poster in this forum (Brandoid). So if this video is acceptable evidence of DKs being unbelievably awesome, then the video of Sypher losing to Brandoid is evidence that Templars are even more awesome and thus deserving of mega-nerf. Yes or No?
He has harness magicka as well feeding him magica like a syrabane set. Sypher also uses the warlock set when he duels though I don't know if he is using it here.
Also I think the highest level I was was V11. There were some v1, v2s and a level 43.
I could be wrong as I can't rewatch the video now, but I don't believe he was using Harness Magicka. Even if he was, what is your point? He killed 5 VRs and 1 lvl 43 while reflecting many many projectiles and was not out of magicka even without wearing syrabane set. Someone said Reflective Scale is weak because of the 'bug' that drains your magicka when you reflect, but here is video proof that the magicka drain did not affect this guy.
It's on his bar in the video. He was not out of magicka because of harness magicka, Warlock set, batter roar, combat frenzy, magkica recovery and resto blocking. His opponents did not know what to do and so they did nothing but feed him. Some of them didn't even appear to know what to do without being able to shard him.
There is so much more to a fight than being present as a veteran with skills on your bar. You are talking about arguably the best DK vs successive underleveled players who are clearly not experienced.
I had to bust out my phone but....
A) He doesn't use Harness MagickaHe doesn't block with Resto
C) Obviously the 'bugged' magicka drain on Reflective Scale is not a problem
For the last time I will restate my whole purpose of bringing up this video.
Player A : Reflective Scale is bugged and it drains all your magicka very quickly so it isn't powerful.
Player B: Here is a video of a DK keeping Reflective Scale up and killing six people without running out of magicka.
I don't care about whatever else you want to bring up. I don't care if all of the people attacking him were level 10. I don't care if he had warlock or basically any other magicka utilities besides Syrabane (because that is gone come Monday). I just get annoyed that the go to DK response to anyone questioning Reflective Scale is that it is 'bugged' and it drains magicka.
There's an interesting bug/unmentioned mechanic to Reflective Scale that expenses the DK's resources on reflect. You can see it on his bar when he reflected incoming shards. Fortunately for him he's got loads of sustain from Light Armor, so it's manageable for the build. He's not once resource starved in fighting them all, which should speak volumes since not a single DK skill improves that. It's all coming from outside the class skills. There's video after video of these types of Light Armor specs and they just blow away any other build style.I believe this is what you're referring to:http://youtu.be/Eiusig1zOlY
Not to detract from the awesomeness that is Sypher, but he is using the very key elements I've mentioned that make DK's effective. Light Armor, Staff, and Invasion. R-staff is extremely abusive as not only does it restore magicka when you attack with it, it restores magicka when you block with it and just feeds the build everything it needs to fight.
P.S. that Nightblade that ganked him sucked. Any decent Nightblade would have nailed him with Impale at that low health and it would've been game over. Again not to detract from the awesomeness of Sypher but even he knew he was screwed in that instance and by sheer poor play on the attackers part, murdered the guys face off.
Yeah, I know there are a lot of factors going into this and the people he was fighting were not top notch, but the fact can not be denied that once they pop him out of stealth he goes on to kill 5-6 people while casting Reflecting Scales 3-4 times, Burning Talons 3-4 times, Flame Lash a bunch of times, and I think a Dragon Blood or two in there as well and ends that initial skirmish with half magicka and did not use a Resto staff heavy attack or anything. He reflects a ton of projectiles too and his magicka just doesn't go down. I only brought up this video as evidence to go against the claim DKs have that they run out of magicka super quick while Reflecting Scales is up.
I'm not sure why you are trying to explain to me the exact thing I am talking about, which is the fact that the 'bug' doesn't seem to hurt this guy too much. Light armor is reducing his spell cost by 21% and giving some additional magicka regen (but not much because of the current softcaps). What is making the largest and most noticeable difference is Battle Roar Passive which is restoring massive amounts of magicka, stamina, and health.
mike.gaziotisb16_ESO wrote: »jelliedsoup wrote: »People saying l2p implies the game design is fair and every action has a feasible reaction.
You saying it doesn't? You don't have a reaction to another player's action? I'm confused as to what you're trying to say
p_tsakirisb16_ESO wrote: »mike.gaziotisb16_ESO wrote: »I find threads by moaning NBs hilarious considering they are probably the best overall class in the game at the moment.
Are you really telling me that as a Nightblade with Ambush, Impale & Dark Cloak at your disposal, you have no means of killing a DK or disengaging?
Sounds like you just want easy, lazy kills to me....
I know mate. Myself as a Khajiit Templar, can kill those "defensive" DKs with 2 skills.
Even monkeys can kill them, if bit brains applied. The only DKs that actually are a challenge, are those who attack back, not the reflect scales vampire bat swarm bombs.
While my level 45 NB, is even more insane than my VR12 Templar. Almost one shots the VR12 DKs from hidden. (level 45 yes).
However as I said on another post, too many monkeys around. They stack critical damage, trying to play as "glass cannons" and break as "glass".
Fyi both my NB and Templar have crit , weapon 17%, magic 20%.
However spell power & weapon power, along with pools and "utilities" are sky high.