Joy_Division wrote: »Stamina Warden, Stamina NB, Magicka NB
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Mag DK, Magplar, Stamplar
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Mag Sroc
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Mag Warden
Rest of the results seems similar between different posts so far
It seems as if you, including many other people on this forum, only think of stamblades as medium armor high burst low mitigation playstyle. I can tell you for battlegrounds you are a lot more valuable for your team in heavy armor and can take on different playstyles more than fine.
It seems as if you, including many other people on this forum, only think of stamblades as medium armor high burst low mitigation playstyle. I can tell you for battlegrounds you are a lot more valuable for your team in heavy armor and can take on different playstyles more than fine.
I currently play BG's with heavy armor and 2h/dw. With the axe bleed, rending slashes bleed and blade cloak you can put more than enough pressure on people while being able to back it up with burst and being very valuable to your team with fear, relieving pressure from your healer. Blade cloak makes your insanely tanky against most ultimates, and more often than not I end up guarding the chaosball because you have the damage to kill the carrier, but also the mitigation to protect the ball. Just throw down a veil of blades/bolstering darkness on top of blade cloak and it's gg for a while.
As for the topic at hand, I believe the best BG classes to be Stamwarden, magplar and stam/magblade. The rest is just kind of blurred together, switching position depending on the game mode. Some game modes prefer a more mobility based build, where some classes obviously fall short.
It seems as if you, including many other people on this forum, only think of stamblades as medium armor high burst low mitigation playstyle. I can tell you for battlegrounds you are a lot more valuable for your team in heavy armor and can take on different playstyles more than fine.
I currently play BG's with heavy armor and 2h/dw. With the axe bleed, rending slashes bleed and blade cloak you can put more than enough pressure on people while being able to back it up with burst and being very valuable to your team with fear, relieving pressure from your healer. Blade cloak makes your insanely tanky against most ultimates, and more often than not I end up guarding the chaosball because you have the damage to kill the carrier, but also the mitigation to protect the ball. Just throw down a veil of blades/bolstering darkness on top of blade cloak and it's gg for a while.
As for the topic at hand, I believe the best BG classes to be Stamwarden, magplar and stam/magblade. The rest is just kind of blurred together, switching position depending on the game mode. Some game modes prefer a more mobility based build, where some classes obviously fall short.
Waffennacht wrote: »mNB Stam NB
mDK
Stam Warden
Stamplar
Magplar
Mag Sorc
Stam Sorc
Stam DK
Magden
With a bunch of them being really close
Waffennacht wrote: »mNB Stam NB
mDK
Stam Warden
Stamplar
Magplar
Mag Sorc
Stam Sorc
Stam DK
Magden
With a bunch of them being really close
LegendaryMage wrote: »Having played stamplar for a couple of weeks continuously in Cyrodiil, I can confirm that I haven't bumped into a single stamplar myself. This is on PC EU.
Apart from cleanse, there's just no protection of any form other than dodge roll. They are in desperate needs of buffing.
Purge is not nearly as good as some would have you believe, and up until recently (and even now perhaps) jabs were always clunky and unreliable.
Mag sorc and mag nb are probably the most versatile ones for Cyrodiil, apart from stam nbs.
So my ranking would be (from overall best to worst);
1. Mag sorc.
2. Mag & stam nb.
3. Mag templar & stam sorc.
4. Mag dk.
5. Stam dk & stam templar.
edit; I don't like Wardens but they can be a nightmare if built right.
LegendaryMage wrote: »Having played stamplar for a couple of weeks continuously in Cyrodiil, I can confirm that I haven't bumped into a single stamplar myself. This is on PC EU.
Apart from cleanse, there's just no protection of any form other than dodge roll. They are in desperate needs of buffing.
Purge is not nearly as good as some would have you believe, and up until recently (and even now perhaps) jabs were always clunky and unreliable.
Mag sorc and mag nb are probably the most versatile ones for Cyrodiil, apart from stam nbs.
So my ranking would be (from overall best to worst);
1. Mag sorc.
2. Mag & stam nb.
3. Mag templar & stam sorc.
4. Mag dk.
5. Stam dk & stam templar.
edit; I don't like Wardens but they can be a nightmare if built right.
I feel like Stamplar is in a better place overall than Stam Sorc or Stam DK, just because all three classes kinda lack strong defensive tools beyond block and stacking mitigation from armour, but Stamplar at least has a cleanse and slightly better burst options.
That is discounting the Jabs/CP bugs
Though they might work completely different open world to how they perform in BG's
Joy_Division wrote: »Stamina Warden, Stamina NB, Magicka NB
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I'm curious why Mag Warden is so low?
I've found that they tend to always be pretty tough cookies.
The damage isn't gankblade level, but they still kill stuff pretty well.
Joy_Division wrote: »Joy_Division wrote: »Stamina Warden, Stamina NB, Magicka NB
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I'm curious why Mag Warden is so low?
I've found that they tend to always be pretty tough cookies.
The damage isn't gankblade level, but they still kill stuff pretty well.
Haven't been hit with a bird since the update.
Mag wardens have a big problems killing other players. No CC except for a delayed class skill that has to be aimed. No execute to take advantage if they happen to hit with said delayed class skill. No ultimate to aid with burst. Birds now do nothing but damage; delayed damage means it's super easy to dodge, which was the reason ZoS originally made it undodgable in the first place. Both their primary attacks are easily avoidable means they're really going to struggle Vs. better opponents
They are ok at being troll tanks, but that's about it. People may think they are fine because their stamina brethren are so damn strong or they have PTSD from undogable birds, but in two months I would bet real money mag wardens are going to be at or near the bottom of any poll.