Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Until I don't have 20 snipes coming at me all at once scales needs to stay the same. There would be no defense against snipe with out scales. And mages fury doesn't get reflected
Templars have more heals and blazing shield to defend against range attacks. Which templars spam the *** out blazing shield just as much as dks do scales. Blazing shields also blocks all damage just doesn't reflect it. NB have invisibility if they start getting sniped,sorcs can bolt away,what do dks have without scales if they start getting sniped and can't reach the archer? and what if not all players wanna hide behind a big group as the only way to survive the endless people who just spam snipe in cyrodiil? and Even being in a group most of the time it's dks at the front of those groups reflecting back everything.ThatHappyCat wrote: »Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Until I don't have 20 snipes coming at me all at once scales needs to stay the same. There would be no defense against snipe with out scales. And mages fury doesn't get reflected
That would sound more convincing if flappybird wasn't available to 1/4 classes. As a Templar I don't seem to have as much problem with Snipe as flappybird supporters seem to have... I wonder why.
Maybe because I don't rambo into large groups of enemies? Because that's generally the only situation when you'd be sniped by a dozen people at once, by breaking from your ranks and making yourself an obvious target. Essentially you're saying that without flappybird you can no longer rambo. I fail to see how that is a problem.
Mage's Fury is an execute, its damage is otherwise pitiful. If you're getting killed by Mage's Fury alone then you have issues.
Still_Mind wrote: »However, looking at the greater picture, it's pretty much the only solid deterrent against bow abuse in Cyro
Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Templars have more heals and blazing shield to defend against range attacks. Which templars spam the *** out blazing shield just as much as dks do scales. Blazing shields also blocks all damage just doesn't reflect it. NB have invisibility if they start getting sniped,sorcs can bolt away,what do dks have without scales if they start getting sniped and can't reach the archer? and what if not all players wanna hide behind a big group as the only way to survive the endless people who just spam snipe in cyrodiil? and Even being in a group most of the time it's dks at the front of those groups reflecting back everything.ThatHappyCat wrote: »Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Until I don't have 20 snipes coming at me all at once scales needs to stay the same. There would be no defense against snipe with out scales. And mages fury doesn't get reflected
That would sound more convincing if flappybird wasn't available to 1/4 classes. As a Templar I don't seem to have as much problem with Snipe as flappybird supporters seem to have... I wonder why.
Maybe because I don't rambo into large groups of enemies? Because that's generally the only situation when you'd be sniped by a dozen people at once, by breaking from your ranks and making yourself an obvious target. Essentially you're saying that without flappybird you can no longer rambo. I fail to see how that is a problem.
Mage's Fury is an execute, its damage is otherwise pitiful. If you're getting killed by Mage's Fury alone then you have issues.
What's the point of picking a specific class out of the 4 if every class has the same type of abilitys? If the other classes get a scales type move why not give dks ability to bolt away?or go invisible? Than no one can complain about not having a move another class has cause they didn't wanna pick that class.guybrushtb16_ESO wrote: »Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Templars have more heals and blazing shield to defend against range attacks. Which templars spam the *** out blazing shield just as much as dks do scales. Blazing shields also blocks all damage just doesn't reflect it. NB have invisibility if they start getting sniped,sorcs can bolt away,what do dks have without scales if they start getting sniped and can't reach the archer? and what if not all players wanna hide behind a big group as the only way to survive the endless people who just spam snipe in cyrodiil? and Even being in a group most of the time it's dks at the front of those groups reflecting back everything.ThatHappyCat wrote: »Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Until I don't have 20 snipes coming at me all at once scales needs to stay the same. There would be no defense against snipe with out scales. And mages fury doesn't get reflected
That would sound more convincing if flappybird wasn't available to 1/4 classes. As a Templar I don't seem to have as much problem with Snipe as flappybird supporters seem to have... I wonder why.
Maybe because I don't rambo into large groups of enemies? Because that's generally the only situation when you'd be sniped by a dozen people at once, by breaking from your ranks and making yourself an obvious target. Essentially you're saying that without flappybird you can no longer rambo. I fail to see how that is a problem.
Mage's Fury is an execute, its damage is otherwise pitiful. If you're getting killed by Mage's Fury alone then you have issues.
1. Blazing shield only holds for ~800 damage, and even that only if you actually have decent health. Damage on shields is not mitigated by armor or blocking, although it will drain stamina, so those points aren't "worth" as much as health points. This is *dramatically* different from reflecting everything from everybody around you for a set duration. If templars want to endure multiple people who aren't completely gimped firing at them, they will have to spam it much more often, and they also won't be actually doing anything to them in that time, whereas the DK both reflects and is free to attack or heal while scales is up.
2. NBs can cloak out and run, theoretically if the skill doesn't bug out. Even if it works, cloaking doesn't kill anybody, whereas DKs can marrily swing away at their enemies while being immune to their attacks.
3. Sorcs can run away too, but it leaves them even more drained and doesn't actually hurt anyone.
And most of all, those "endless people spamming snipe" kill everybody else too. If you have "endless people spamming snipe" at you alone, you should have to either run or die, because that's what everybody else does in that situation. DKs should not be the only ones who can just wade in and not have to fear anything, not unless the other classes all get similar tools that allow them to do the same.
Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »What's the point of picking a specific class out of the 4 if every class has the same type of abilitys? If the other classes get a scales type move why not give dks ability to bolt away?or go invisible? Than no one can complain about not having a move another class has cause they didn't wanna pick that class.guybrushtb16_ESO wrote: »Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Templars have more heals and blazing shield to defend against range attacks. Which templars spam the *** out blazing shield just as much as dks do scales. Blazing shields also blocks all damage just doesn't reflect it. NB have invisibility if they start getting sniped,sorcs can bolt away,what do dks have without scales if they start getting sniped and can't reach the archer? and what if not all players wanna hide behind a big group as the only way to survive the endless people who just spam snipe in cyrodiil? and Even being in a group most of the time it's dks at the front of those groups reflecting back everything.ThatHappyCat wrote: »Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Until I don't have 20 snipes coming at me all at once scales needs to stay the same. There would be no defense against snipe with out scales. And mages fury doesn't get reflected
That would sound more convincing if flappybird wasn't available to 1/4 classes. As a Templar I don't seem to have as much problem with Snipe as flappybird supporters seem to have... I wonder why.
Maybe because I don't rambo into large groups of enemies? Because that's generally the only situation when you'd be sniped by a dozen people at once, by breaking from your ranks and making yourself an obvious target. Essentially you're saying that without flappybird you can no longer rambo. I fail to see how that is a problem.
Mage's Fury is an execute, its damage is otherwise pitiful. If you're getting killed by Mage's Fury alone then you have issues.
1. Blazing shield only holds for ~800 damage, and even that only if you actually have decent health. Damage on shields is not mitigated by armor or blocking, although it will drain stamina, so those points aren't "worth" as much as health points. This is *dramatically* different from reflecting everything from everybody around you for a set duration. If templars want to endure multiple people who aren't completely gimped firing at them, they will have to spam it much more often, and they also won't be actually doing anything to them in that time, whereas the DK both reflects and is free to attack or heal while scales is up.
2. NBs can cloak out and run, theoretically if the skill doesn't bug out. Even if it works, cloaking doesn't kill anybody, whereas DKs can marrily swing away at their enemies while being immune to their attacks.
3. Sorcs can run away too, but it leaves them even more drained and doesn't actually hurt anyone.
And most of all, those "endless people spamming snipe" kill everybody else too. If you have "endless people spamming snipe" at you alone, you should have to either run or die, because that's what everybody else does in that situation. DKs should not be the only ones who can just wade in and not have to fear anything, not unless the other classes all get similar tools that allow them to do the same.
Make Defensive Posture reflect/absorb all projectiles, at least then every class has access to a "lesser" version of Reflective Scale. There is already a significant ranged overdose in Cyrodiil, geez...
So your entire argument is based on...the name of the class? Huh?I could understand your complaints if the class was called squishyknight and wasnt inspired by some of the Dragon born elements. Sorry but nothing with "Dragon" in its title is going to lay down and die for you.
And then, I think, Cyrodiil would be saturated with shield users. Imo, it'd be better to change Reflective Scales to either 1) reflect only a certain number of spells or 2) Reflect up to a certain amount of projectile damage before breaking. That'd make it a little easier to balance. Then there's the problem of 1 being similar to or just being a better version of the 1h/shield line though, and 2 turning it into something near a templar thinger.I'd actually be fine with that too... the only problem is, Defensive Posture only reflects ONE projectile, rather than the literally dozens that Scales can reflect. So you'd have to change that part too.
I know that, but it's not as effective as having a skill to do it. I've seen NBs kill people without ever leaving stealth from timing that ability right. I do agree with the suggestion to change defense posture to reflect more than one give players who didn't wanna be a dragon knight some kind of reflect ability but reflect is one of dks major strengths so there shouldn't be a move in weapon tree than any class can use that will out perform a dks class ability. or make reflective scales like mage light where it stays on you and you have a chance to reflect projectiles instead of a 4sec guaranteeGogog Bloodthroat wrote: »What's the point of picking a specific class out of the 4 if every class has the same type of abilitys? If the other classes get a scales type move why not give dks ability to bolt away?or go invisible? Than no one can complain about not having a move another class has cause they didn't wanna pick that class.guybrushtb16_ESO wrote: »Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Templars have more heals and blazing shield to defend against range attacks. Which templars spam the *** out blazing shield just as much as dks do scales. Blazing shields also blocks all damage just doesn't reflect it. NB have invisibility if they start getting sniped,sorcs can bolt away,what do dks have without scales if they start getting sniped and can't reach the archer? and what if not all players wanna hide behind a big group as the only way to survive the endless people who just spam snipe in cyrodiil? and Even being in a group most of the time it's dks at the front of those groups reflecting back everything.ThatHappyCat wrote: »Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Until I don't have 20 snipes coming at me all at once scales needs to stay the same. There would be no defense against snipe with out scales. And mages fury doesn't get reflected
That would sound more convincing if flappybird wasn't available to 1/4 classes. As a Templar I don't seem to have as much problem with Snipe as flappybird supporters seem to have... I wonder why.
Maybe because I don't rambo into large groups of enemies? Because that's generally the only situation when you'd be sniped by a dozen people at once, by breaking from your ranks and making yourself an obvious target. Essentially you're saying that without flappybird you can no longer rambo. I fail to see how that is a problem.
Mage's Fury is an execute, its damage is otherwise pitiful. If you're getting killed by Mage's Fury alone then you have issues.
1. Blazing shield only holds for ~800 damage, and even that only if you actually have decent health. Damage on shields is not mitigated by armor or blocking, although it will drain stamina, so those points aren't "worth" as much as health points. This is *dramatically* different from reflecting everything from everybody around you for a set duration. If templars want to endure multiple people who aren't completely gimped firing at them, they will have to spam it much more often, and they also won't be actually doing anything to them in that time, whereas the DK both reflects and is free to attack or heal while scales is up.
2. NBs can cloak out and run, theoretically if the skill doesn't bug out. Even if it works, cloaking doesn't kill anybody, whereas DKs can marrily swing away at their enemies while being immune to their attacks.
3. Sorcs can run away too, but it leaves them even more drained and doesn't actually hurt anyone.
And most of all, those "endless people spamming snipe" kill everybody else too. If you have "endless people spamming snipe" at you alone, you should have to either run or die, because that's what everybody else does in that situation. DKs should not be the only ones who can just wade in and not have to fear anything, not unless the other classes all get similar tools that allow them to do the same.
Actually a potion can make any class invisible.
Edit: Poor word choice.
I believe that the whole reflecting business needs to be looked at. Spells listed as projectiles, physical projectiles counting as "spells" - although ZOE seems to be cool with that, after all, they did make Silver Bolts reflectable, and I do not believe that they'll limit Scales to spells only.david.haypreub18_ESO wrote: »Make Defensive Posture reflect/absorb all projectiles, at least then every class has access to a "lesser" version of Reflective Scale. There is already a significant ranged overdose in Cyrodiil, geez...
I'd actually be fine with that too... the only problem is, Defensive Posture only reflects ONE projectile, rather than the literally dozens that Scales can reflect. So you'd have to change that part too.
Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »NB have invisibility if they start getting snipedThatHappyCat wrote: »Gogog Bloodthroat wrote: »Until I don't have 20 snipes coming at me all at once scales needs to stay the same. There would be no defense against snipe with out scales. And mages fury doesn't get reflected
That would sound more convincing if flappybird wasn't available to 1/4 classes. As a Templar I don't seem to have as much problem with Snipe as flappybird supporters seem to have... I wonder why.
Maybe because I don't rambo into large groups of enemies? Because that's generally the only situation when you'd be sniped by a dozen people at once, by breaking from your ranks and making yourself an obvious target. Essentially you're saying that without flappybird you can no longer rambo. I fail to see how that is a problem.
Mage's Fury is an execute, its damage is otherwise pitiful. If you're getting killed by Mage's Fury alone then you have issues.
AlexDougherty wrote: »I play all the classes, reflective shield has it's equivalants, and can be bypassed, I remember a list of abilities that bypass Reflective shield on these forums, it was fairly sunstantive.
AlexDougherty wrote: »I play all the classes, reflective shield has it's equivalants, and can be bypassed, I remember a list of abilities that bypass Reflective shield on these forums, it was fairly sunstantive.
not when you are a sorc and your damaging spells are PROJECTILES (staff user) and crushing shock (a BEAM --> NOT projectile) gets reflected! Or did you mean AoE? Because AoE are the most laughable skills in pvp
AlexDougherty wrote: »I play all the classes, reflective shield has it's equivalants, and can be bypassed, I remember a list of abilities that bypass Reflective shield on these forums, it was fairly sunstantive.
not when you are a sorc and your damaging spells are PROJECTILES (staff user) and crushing shock (a BEAM --> NOT projectile) gets reflected! Or did you mean AoE? Because AoE are the most laughable skills in pvp