But yeah, since 1T, I'm seeing a resurgence in magicka builds now... of all classes. So I think Magicka will be much more common - but I have a sneaking suspicion that they will make hybrids much more viable too. Perhaps the future could be magicka builds with a decent amount of stam - allowing for the odd stam skill and more resources for dodge/breakfree etc.. Or stam builds with more use of magicka utility abilities..
I say Magicka DKs, since they will be getting "looked at" which is usually ZOS code for "OMG BUFF THEM TILL THEY CAN ROOT AND MELT THE ACTUAL SERVER!!!"
I'm thinking there's gonna be a large shift over to raw stat builds. Heavy emphasis on main stat or weapon/spell damage increase. Gear sets like trainee, necropetance, draugr hulk will see high demand. There will still be a place for black rose as well. Damage increase sets such as stacking hundings with stuff like automaton or sword singer will probably become popular as well. I can see spinner and spriggans being highly used as well, with kragh helm or shoulder pieces. Sharpened trait will still stay on top.
I bet Spriggan's and Spinner will be the de facto "must have" sets for PvP once the active damage proc sets gets nerfed to the ground. Reducing resistances and penetration will be the biggest damage modifiers after U13.
MagPlar will be strong, specially since everyone has forgotten about Jesus Beam for a while now. They will probably forget to nerf it.
Nightblades, Wrobel's favourite child.
Can't beat instagib burst and infinite invisibility in a game which is about burst damage and re-positioning. We might see a shift from stamblade to magblade, but the Nightblade class will always be the king until fundamental game mechanics get tweaked. Always.
Nightblades, Wrobel's favourite child.
Can't beat instagib burst and infinite invisibility in a game which is about burst damage and re-positioning. We might see a shift from stamblade to magblade, but the Nightblade class will always be the king until fundamental game mechanics get tweaked. Always.
LOL...if you are losing due to 'infinite invisibility' you are doing it wrong.
There are over 15 different counters to prevent this 'infinite invisibility' you speak of, however, I will not list them to help you as you don't deserve it or any more of my time.
On topic:
There is no such thing as a meta. There is only FOTM (Flavor of the Month) which is what a most players chase because they perceive it as the most powerful. The rest of us stick with our favorite builds/playstyles and tweak/adapt as needed.
Nightblades, Wrobel's favourite child.
Can't beat instagib burst and infinite invisibility in a game which is about burst damage and re-positioning. We might see a shift from stamblade to magblade, but the Nightblade class will always be the king until fundamental game mechanics get tweaked. Always.
Nightblades, Wrobel's favourite child.
Can't beat instagib burst and infinite invisibility in a game which is about burst damage and re-positioning. We might see a shift from stamblade to magblade, but the Nightblade class will always be the king until fundamental game mechanics get tweaked. Always.
LOL...if you are losing due to 'infinite invisibility' you are doing it wrong.
There are over 15 different counters to prevent this 'infinite invisibility' you speak of, however, I will not list them to help you as you don't deserve it or any more of my time.
On topic:
There is no such thing as a meta. There is only FOTM (Flavor of the Month) which is what a most players chase because they perceive it as the most powerful. The rest of us stick with our favorite builds/playstyles and tweak/adapt as needed.
Yupyup, proc sets and EotS are just so fancy, not overpowered in any way. Please enlighten us a bit more, master! Tell us why we see so many Bogdan's in PvP! If we are worthy of your infinite wisdom, that is.
*facepalm*
Nightblades, Wrobel's favourite child.
Can't beat instagib burst and infinite invisibility in a game which is about burst damage and re-positioning. We might see a shift from stamblade to magblade, but the Nightblade class will always be the king until fundamental game mechanics get tweaked. Always.
LOL...if you are losing due to 'infinite invisibility' you are doing it wrong.
There are over 15 different counters to prevent this 'infinite invisibility' you speak of, however, I will not list them to help you as you don't deserve it or any more of my time.
On topic:
There is no such thing as a meta. There is only FOTM (Flavor of the Month) which is what a most players chase because they perceive it as the most powerful. The rest of us stick with our favorite builds/playstyles and tweak/adapt as needed.
Yupyup, proc sets and EotS are just so fancy, not overpowered in any way. Please enlighten us a bit more, master! Tell us why we see so many Bogdan's in PvP! If we are worthy of your infinite wisdom, that is.
*facepalm*
You mention and I even quote what you said which is 'infinite invisibility' and then you switch to Proc sets and EOTS which I didn't address and actually agree is out of control.
*facepalm*
cpuScientist wrote: »Nightblades, Wrobel's favourite child.
Can't beat instagib burst and infinite invisibility in a game which is about burst damage and re-positioning. We might see a shift from stamblade to magblade, but the Nightblade class will always be the king until fundamental game mechanics get tweaked. Always.
There are many ways to counter these guys... WHEN you know to expect it lol. But at the end of the day I agree. They are the best gankers and they can bomb a zerg if they have the right gear skills etc, but they are usually dead in the water if they fail in their first hit. But then I'm the hands of the initiated they are fantastic even if caught. It is just safe and strong to play a NB. I think they are a problem that need to be looked at in some way, but currently they are not the biggest problem IMO.