- Update 23Ice Furnace: This item set now grants Spell Damage, rather than Weapon Damage for the 4 piece bonus
There were lots of good suggestions offered on the PTS forum when the change to Frags/Blast was announced. Almost universally, it was agreed that the main draw-back of Blast is the cast time, or rather that it doesn't also have a chance to proc for an instant cast. Until that feature is part of the base skill, I don't see serious players using Blast no matter what ZOS does.
Sauce_Revolution wrote: »So I think Crystal Blast is a really cool looking spell, it's just a shame it's objectively worse than Fragments, so I had a thought on a potential way to make it more useful since taking the stun from Fragments hasn't really done much for it since sorcs have plenty of other places to get stuns from anyway.
What if instead of fragments getting the damage buff it did normal damage but with either a higher proc chance or a bigger cost reduction, then gave crystal blast the damage bonus instead? Maybe take away the splash damage and make it a decent single target spell instead, that way fragments could be a cheap, quick to cast spell but blast could be slower but stronger.
Just my two cents
There were lots of good suggestions offered on the PTS forum when the change to Frags/Blast was announced. Almost universally, it was agreed that the main draw-back of Blast is the cast time, or rather that it doesn't also have a chance to proc for an instant cast. Until that feature is part of the base skill, I don't see serious players using Blast no matter what ZOS does.
Dude suggestions don't even matter any how u make anything individually viable on a sorcerer rat pixxie elfs are going to complain & we're going to get nerfed again both stam & magic.
Right now sorcs are either crafters or zerglings getting milked for their crystals.
Besides being used as an excuse to screw us over, the viability buff/excuse intentions for the morph were never made clear by them. Only the amount of problems made clear by the community. In sense they never had a working vision for it.