Notice the dodge procs. Either they found a way to exploit major evasion (not that any decent player worth respect would do that) or Xin is wearing Histbark.
Either way, smart play to apply burst during Shield Wall ultimate along with good target focusing means they don't have to be doing that much damage.
The first set I thought of was Bastion of the Heartland. Very good PvP tanking set.
Notice the dodge procs. Either they found a way to exploit major evasion (not that any decent player worth respect would do that) or Xin is wearing Histbark.
Either way, smart play to apply burst during Shield Wall ultimate along with good target focusing means they don't have to be doing that much damage.
The first set I thought of was Bastion of the Heartland. Very good PvP tanking set.
@Xinthisis there's no Miat's on console, ganking is alive and well here
timidobserver wrote: »Wasn't expecting 50% of the video to be complaining about Miat, but good build though.
timidobserver wrote: »Wasn't expecting 50% of the video to be complaining about Miat, but good build though.
It's called Cyrodiil Diaries for a reason. Mostly that reason is because I'm pissed off about something in Cyrodiil. lol
usmcjdking wrote: »Given how hard they hit a target whilst tanking vice how hard they don't hit when not -
I'm inclined to think hist/malu and one of the following - 7th Legion, Veiled Heritance, Ravager, Fury.
Malbeth makes this all... less than super impressive.
timidobserver wrote: »timidobserver wrote: »Wasn't expecting 50% of the video to be complaining about Miat, but good build though.
It's called Cyrodiil Diaries for a reason. Mostly that reason is because I'm pissed off about something in Cyrodiil. lol
Still, I was expecting to hear mostly about this damage dealing tank not about Miat. It's obviously going to get nerfed soon anyway. Minus the Miat whining, very good build though.
usmcjdking wrote: »Given how hard they hit a target whilst tanking vice how hard they don't hit when not -
I'm inclined to think hist/malu and one of the following - 7th Legion, Veiled Heritance, Ravager, Fury.
My thoughts exactly.
Hist+Malu, Fury
Key to the tankiness is exactly how Xin described it: mechanics. Malu+igneous+block, overlapping guard and vigors, mending pots, and fwd momentum.
Notice the dodge procs. Either they found a way to exploit major evasion (not that any decent player worth respect would do that) or Xin is wearing Histbark.
Either way, smart play to apply burst during Shield Wall ultimate along with good target focusing means they don't have to be doing that much damage.
The first set I thought of was Bastion of the Heartland. Very good PvP tanking set.
Notice the dodge procs. Either they found a way to exploit major evasion (not that any decent player worth respect would do that) or Xin is wearing Histbark.
Either way, smart play to apply burst during Shield Wall ultimate along with good target focusing means they don't have to be doing that much damage.
The first set I thought of was Bastion of the Heartland. Very good PvP tanking set.
There is actually a way to exploit and gain major evasion via hist bark. Which is getting fixed for the new update if I read the patch notes correctly.
Edit: Can I have a guess regarding your setup Xin?
5 Black Rose, 5 Werewolf Hide, 2 Malubeth with 5 pieces of histbark in your inventory for the pretty glow on your character.
Notice the dodge procs. Either they found a way to exploit major evasion (not that any decent player worth respect would do that) or Xin is wearing Histbark.
Either way, smart play to apply burst during Shield Wall ultimate along with good target focusing means they don't have to be doing that much damage.
The first set I thought of was Bastion of the Heartland. Very good PvP tanking set.
Notice the dodge procs. Either they found a way to exploit major evasion (not that any decent player worth respect would do that) or Xin is wearing Histbark.
Either way, smart play to apply burst during Shield Wall ultimate along with good target focusing means they don't have to be doing that much damage.
The first set I thought of was Bastion of the Heartland. Very good PvP tanking set.
The answer could be both. Hist bark displays a white effect on the player when it is active, but that does not mean he is actually using the set. If you notice that white effect will be active on him even while not blocking. That is because this set has a bug in it, and they mentioned it being fixed on the pts.
I was using this set on a pve tanking build and essentially discovered that it can bug on your character. In some cases removing the armor and reloging will not remove it (it does eventually go away though). This is said to be fixed in the patch notes, but as it stands you can have the five piece of hist bark and wear another set. I was never able to actually figure out what causes this, but it would happen almost everyday after a round of tanking pledges. I would hope no player would actually have an interest in trying to bug this and essentially exploiting the 5 piece, but there is no way to really tell.The easiest way to notice this is the white effect on the character, but only the user can see the effect.
This is most likely the answer you are looking for.
usmcjdking wrote: »Given how hard they hit a target whilst tanking vice how hard they don't hit when not -
I'm inclined to think hist/malu and one of the following - 7th Legion, Veiled Heritance, Ravager, Fury.
My thoughts exactly.
Hist+Malu, Fury
Key to the tankiness is exactly how Xin described it: mechanics. Malu+igneous+block, overlapping guard and vigors, mending pots, and fwd momentum.
Vigor really is OP.
Notice the dodge procs. Either they found a way to exploit major evasion (not that any decent player worth respect would do that) or Xin is wearing Histbark.
Either way, smart play to apply burst during Shield Wall ultimate along with good target focusing means they don't have to be doing that much damage.
The first set I thought of was Bastion of the Heartland. Very good PvP tanking set.
The answer could be both. Hist bark displays a white effect on the player when it is active, but that does not mean he is actually using the set. If you notice that white effect will be active on him even while not blocking. That is because this set has a bug in it, and they mentioned it being fixed on the pts.
I was using this set on a pve tanking build and essentially discovered that it can bug on your character. In some cases removing the armor and reloging will not remove it (it does eventually go away though). This is said to be fixed in the patch notes, but as it stands you can have the five piece of hist bark and wear another set. I was never able to actually figure out what causes this, but it would happen almost everyday after a round of tanking pledges. I would hope no player would actually have an interest in trying to bug this and essentially exploiting the 5 piece, but there is no way to really tell.The easiest way to notice this is the white effect on the character, but only the user can see the effect.
This is most likely the answer you are looking for.
Notice the dodge procs. Either they found a way to exploit major evasion (not that any decent player worth respect would do that) or Xin is wearing Histbark.
Either way, smart play to apply burst during Shield Wall ultimate along with good target focusing means they don't have to be doing that much damage.
The first set I thought of was Bastion of the Heartland. Very good PvP tanking set.
Most of the damage is coming from Greatsword+10% Followup damage from 2H heavy attack+Crit Rush autocrit combo.
I wouldn't be surprised if they were running Shadow mundus for Crit Rush.
Most of the damage is coming from Greatsword+10% Followup damage from 2H heavy attack+Crit Rush autocrit combo.
I wouldn't be surprised if they were running Shadow mundus for Crit Rush.
Keen eye there. Don't forget putting a ton of dot damage on shields since they aren't crittable. Dots rip shields.
Mechanics folks, mechanics win fights.