How to add "Skill" to sloads

Aliyavana

1. Sload change - "still stackable, only change it will be projectile that you can dodge but not reflect." If it becomes a projectile, it would be a lot more skill based if you make it work similar to velidreth where you need to aim the damage in order to make It work. The fact that it procs on any damage is a pain point and this change would help make this set easier to counter

Zelos

No oblivion damage, the fact that its oblivion damage is insane. Oblivion damage bypasses ALL game mechanics and they slap it in so its available to every class mag or stam with a proc chance on ANY AND ALL damage. Just stating that is embarrassing for them as all hell, you have to be very careful implementing something like that it's just more proof that they dont care. Making a boneheaded decision like that.

Rianai

All procs should be "outwalkable". It's free dmg, so countering them should be free too.

NBrookus

Make it reflectable.

Shimmering Shields
Reflective Plate
Defensive Posture

All will give it counterplay. Making it dodgeable only helps builds that can dodge a lot. And if that stamblade misses her dodge, she can still Cloak it.

Galarthor

The only way you can introduce skill to Sloads is by requiring the player to successfully juggle 20 bottles filled with Nitroglycerin on a unicycle while blindfolded for 3 hours in order to proc the set.

LadyNalcarya

Its free damage, no skill involved. Same as other proc sets.
And even more so, it's free oblivion damage, which means it cant be mitigated. Stacking makes it absolutely insane, everyone knows it and that's why pretty much everyone in bgs uses it. Even if you dodge one proc, you'll get hit by a few more, and if you're a magicka build you can't dodge that much to begin with (especially in non-cp).

Aebaradath

It's a statistical unpossibilty that Crutch's Semblance will ever be a set that requires skill.