Hurl your Spear at an enemy with GODLIKE strength....

Alcast

Does not look very god like to me...just sayin...



And I sit at 4k Weap dmg and 30k Stamina.
Did somebody ever test this skill if it works propperly? I have not done any testing etc yet...just wondering

Kappa

Strider_Roshin

Pretty sure something that causes godlike damage would at least cause major fracture. Just saying.

DephlaterMouse

With it already doing a kickback and 3.5 sec stun if you added major fracture it would be THE must have ability for any type of templar build.

Strider_Roshin

DephlaterMouse wrote: »

With it already doing a kickback and 3.5 sec stun if you added major fracture it would be THE must have ability for any type of templar build.

I'm not opposed to this :-)

andy_s

Godlike means the distance, not the damage

timidobserver

Alcast wrote: »

Does not look very god like to me...just sayin...



And I sit at 4k Weap dmg and 30k Stamina.
Did somebody ever test this skill if it works propperly? I have not done any testing etc yet...just wondering

Kappa

You are misunderstanding the tooltip. This is referring to the Daedric god of knitting.

Lettigall

Radburn

Well, it does knock a person back 5 meters. To do that it would require ALOT of strength.

danno8

andy.s wrote: »

Godlike means the distance, not the damage

The world record for javelin throw is over 100m. At best Templars godlings can only pull off 41m.

Mojmir

Lettigall wrote: »

if only templars did this

Grampa_Smurf

Lettigall wrote: »

This should be added to Templars Ulti ability.

Laggus

Its up there with melting people in Wall of Elements.

HoloYoitsu

OP, I wouldn't be throwing stones from a glass Templar house if I was you...

contact.opiumb16_ESO

the increased distance was needed BUT the dmg is sitll weak. It should give at least Major Fracture

Docmandu

On a different note:

"POWER OF THE LIGHT"

Since TG, I think they forgot to power the light.. it's basically a PvE skill now.. Minor Fracture / Breach is too minor an effect to be useful.. the raised damage pool is useless in PvP, since you basically have to kill the target 5x over before it actually does ok-ish damage.

Only situation that skill is now useful is probably in PvE boss fights.

r.jan_emailb16_ESO

I get hit by this all the time since the patch, its really annoying.

Cathexis

They should change it to do 100k damage, just so the tooltip will match.

After all that's how we balance things in ESO right?

Duiwel

The godlike strength only applies inside your house

Crown

We had a discussion in TS on exactly this... we came to the conclusion for it to be GODLIKE, it would need to:

1. Burn damage, since the whole burning fury thing
2. Return ultimate - it is godlike after all
3. Give you 2 seconds of stealth after casting
4. Increase your dodge chance for 6 seconds after coming out of stealth
5. Ricochet to other players and knock them back/down away from person you hit
6. Give you Empower for 30 seconds
7. Increase your armour and magic resist by 15k
8. Make your hair glow and wave
9. Make your eyes give off a godly glow
10. Freshen your breath
11. Automatically make you /yell something cool

I just listened to the shadowplay of that discussion (it was funny enough that I recorded it) - so the above is accurate.

Reevster

Mojmir wrote: »

Lettigall wrote: »

if only templars did this

Is that a NB he is trashing? Lol ...say its a NB say its a NB!

booksmcread

At the very least, it should do damage similar to Destructive Touch.

Totalitarian

Right, so I did have to jump in a bit quickly to relativity and stuff like that, but I think I made a somewhat accurate estimate for what the mass of the spear would have to be, and it truly requires godlike strength.

A whopping 3100000000000000 kilograms. Of course, that's it moving at close to the speed of light. Of course, it manages to eliminate it's massive magnetic field and gravitational field with magic.

Because of that, it has a magnetic field of about 30.1 Tesla (assuming a charge of 1 Coulomb), and the Earth has a magnetic field of about .000045 Tesla. Alongside an average gravitational attraction on both poor Sola and *insert EP soldier here* of right about 200000 m/s^2. Needless to say, it would take quite a bit of strength to withstand any of that.

In the end, the spear manages to slow down to a point where the energy transfer is manageable, which decreases it's mass, preventing the Aedric Spear from ripping the EP soldier apart when it impacts him, and from causing his potentially ferromagnetic weapons and armor from ripping off of his body.

Needless to say, Sola had to throw that, and thankfully she still has an arm.

Karamis_Vimardon

Totalitarian wrote: »

Right, so I did have to jump in a bit quickly to relativity and stuff like that, but I think I made a somewhat accurate estimate for what the mass of the spear would have to be, and it truly requires godlike strength.

A whopping 3100000000000000 kilograms. Of course, that's it moving at close to the speed of light. Of course, it manages to eliminate it's massive magnetic field and gravitational field with magic.

Because of that, it has a magnetic field of about 30.1 Tesla (assuming a charge of 1 Coulomb), and the Earth has a magnetic field of about .000045 Tesla. Alongside an average gravitational attraction on both poor Sola and *insert EP soldier here* of right about 200000 m/s^2. Needless to say, it would take quite a bit of strength to withstand any of that.

In the end, the spear manages to slow down to a point where the energy transfer is manageable, which decreases it's mass, preventing the Aedric Spear from ripping the EP soldier apart when it impacts him, and from causing his potentially ferromagnetic weapons and armor from ripping off of his body.

Needless to say, Sola had to throw that, and thankfully she still has an arm.

*SNIP*

Dat theorycrafting....

RobboEU

kappa

Chrlynsch

If the Spear is made of light you would have to throw it petty hard in order to knockback even a housefly

acw37162

I'm pretty sure spears case bleeding, I E bleed damage.

ThatGuyCameron

Prothwata wrote: »

If the Spear is made of light you would have to throw it petty hard in order to knockback even a housefly

Depends, is it a Templar housefly or a regular housefly? There's a difference, you know.

Rainingblood

Mitigation?

Francescolg

Godlike for a Templar player means: You are god-like because you, voluntarily, play the class with the worst auto-defense, the worst mobility and the worst group CC (and clumsy, time-taking skills, etc.) and, nonetheless, you keep going, even if you get nurfed year after year, you still stick to it.. despite all the facts, your godlike-attitude forces you to keep telling other players, that Templars are ok and still the strongest class. (one could also say: "lies..")

Fortunately, not many Templars are such believers and they rerolled their class, no matter if Templars have god-like skills or not, they understood the facts These players were not "blinded" by all that bling-bling, golden, shiny skills. These players understand Mr. Wrobel's term "House" as a sarcastic insult!

ThatGuyCameron

I don't think it's much to ask for Binding Javelin to get Major Fracture and Aurora Javelin to get the corresponding spell resist debuff (or both). Given that, yeno, Nightblades get both armor buffs just for activating one ability out of an entire tree, Dragonknight's get it with spike armor for like 20 seconds and Sorcs have bound armaments. We have a rune that we need to stay inside otherwise we lose it in 8 seconds

I won't consider it godlike until then.

Wreuntzylla

Totalitarian wrote: »

Right, so I did have to jump in a bit quickly to relativity and stuff like that, but I think I made a somewhat accurate estimate for what the mass of the spear would have to be, and it truly requires godlike strength.

A whopping 3100000000000000 kilograms. Of course, that's it moving at close to the speed of light. Of course, it manages to eliminate it's massive magnetic field and gravitational field with magic.

Because of that, it has a magnetic field of about 30.1 Tesla (assuming a charge of 1 Coulomb), and the Earth has a magnetic field of about .000045 Tesla. Alongside an average gravitational attraction on both poor Sola and *insert EP soldier here* of right about 200000 m/s^2. Needless to say, it would take quite a bit of strength to withstand any of that.

In the end, the spear manages to slow down to a point where the energy transfer is manageable, which decreases it's mass, preventing the Aedric Spear from ripping the EP soldier apart when it impacts him, and from causing his potentially ferromagnetic weapons and armor from ripping off of his body.

Needless to say, Sola had to throw that, and thankfully she still has an arm.

I gave you an awesome despite the obvious error.