The stamina gains from getting hit in PTS is huge and this also works when I am blocking. So essentially, every time I block a hit, I also get back almost that amount of stamina too. So indirectly, this is making blocking even cheaper.
The stamina gains from getting hit in PTS is huge and this also works when I am blocking. So essentially, every time I block a hit, I also get back almost that amount of stamina too. So indirectly, this is making blocking even cheaper.
The stamina gains from getting hit in PTS is huge and this also works when I am blocking. So essentially, every time I block a hit, I also get back almost that amount of stamina too. So indirectly, this is making blocking even cheaper.
The stamina gains from getting hit in PTS is huge and this also works when I am blocking. So essentially, every time I block a hit, I also get back almost that amount of stamina too. So indirectly, this is making blocking even cheaper.
So for PvP, I can keep all my impenetrable traits intact and just keep perma blocking without having to have any sturdy traits due to the HUGE stamina return? Excellent - thats awesome news!
The stamina gains from getting hit in PTS is huge and this also works when I am blocking. So essentially, every time I block a hit, I also get back almost that amount of stamina too. So indirectly, this is making blocking even cheaper.
The stamina gains from getting hit in PTS is huge and this also works when I am blocking. So essentially, every time I block a hit, I also get back almost that amount of stamina too. So indirectly, this is making blocking even cheaper.
Nonsense. I wish people would stop to trotting out this fallacy.
Constitution's return has a 4-second cooldown. Bracing cost reduction has no cooldown. Simply put, Bracing scales, Constitution does not. You don't get a cost-reduced block every 4 seconds--you get a cost-reduced block every time.
If you're tanking one enemy, then, yes, Constitution more than makes up for the difference. But if you have multiple enemies on you, or if you are hit by an enemy that does multiple attacks in quick succession (e.g., the Overfiend's Flurry is a quick succession of strikes that count as individual hits, draining stamina multiple times), then Constitution will not make up for the difference.
If they removed the cooldown on Constitution (and reduced the return accordingly, of course), then, yes, Constitution can be a suitable replacement for Bracing. But as it stands, it's suitable only in a narrow set of situations.
It needs the damage and the blocking. Heavy armor makes you pretty stat poor, and you recoup that through triats which are now spent on blocking. I don't know why fixing heavy armor had to come with so much backfist.
It needs the damage and the blocking. Heavy armor makes you pretty stat poor, and you recoup that through triats which are now spent on blocking. I don't know why fixing heavy armor had to come with so much backfist.
Agreed. Wrobel needs to be slapped for this change. HA needed SWEEPING buffs, and did not need a SINGLE nerf. Why does A get to keep their passive for rolling ALONG WITH getting a trait for armor to reduce the roll cost, and we dont get to keep our passive for blocking?! Beyond moronic.
It needs the damage and the blocking. Heavy armor makes you pretty stat poor, and you recoup that through triats which are now spent on blocking. I don't know why fixing heavy armor had to come with so much backfist.
Agreed. Wrobel needs to be slapped for this change. HA needed SWEEPING buffs, and did not need a SINGLE nerf. Why does A get to keep their passive for rolling ALONG WITH getting a trait for armor to reduce the roll cost, and we dont get to keep our passive for blocking?! Beyond moronic.
I completely agree with you they should add this to the bracing passive not remove the best passive for tanking there is.
It needs the damage and the blocking. Heavy armor makes you pretty stat poor, and you recoup that through triats which are now spent on blocking. I don't know why fixing heavy armor had to come with so much backfist.
Agreed. Wrobel needs to be slapped for this change. HA needed SWEEPING buffs, and did not need a SINGLE nerf. Why does A get to keep their passive for rolling ALONG WITH getting a trait for armor to reduce the roll cost, and we dont get to keep our passive for blocking?! Beyond moronic.
I completely agree with you they should add this to the bracing passive not remove the best passive for tanking there is.
Yeah, tanks are going to hurt really bad from this, and HA dps as well. I play a heavy armor dps SnB stamknight, and the increased cost and loss of bracing is going to be HORRIBLE for all situations for me. I am going to pure absolute gank trash if I have to get rid of ALL my impen and replace it with sturdy. Right nw I can do nice damage and stay live a relatively long time with my impen traits, but after this update...pfft.
People clearly haven't pvped on PTS with the new changes...So many people just have zero clue how it works...
People clearly haven't pvped on PTS with the new changes...So many people just have zero clue how it works...
Please explain to me how it is not a massive nerf for open world, when against one person it hardly makes up for the stamina management let alone when I have twenty people hitting me.
People clearly haven't pvped on PTS with the new changes...So many people just have zero clue how it works...
Please explain to me how it is not a massive nerf for open world, when against one person it hardly makes up for the stamina management let alone when I have twenty people hitting me.
Because if you have 20 people hitting you, you are going to die in less than 10 seconds no matter what buffs you have.
Hyperbole is hyperbole.
phaneub17_ESO wrote: »Seeing as the cost for Blocking has gone up, I rather keep Bracing.
Giles.floydub17_ESO wrote: »Unless someone is testing on PTS, especially using sturdy on some small pieces, it's mere speculation.
I remember cries that the sky was falling when stam regen ended while blocking. Cannot recall last time I called out for a shard. We do well.
notimetocare wrote: »Sturdy x7 for 21% block cost reduction...