CatchMeTrolling wrote: »UltimateBias wrote: »CatchMeTrolling wrote: »LeifErickson wrote: »Why do you even need to take nbs out of stealth? What's the big deal? If they aren't going to fight then just ignore them. Same as when a sorc just streaks when breathed on. Instead of chasing him down just be on your way.
Magelight and ritual of retribution are both bad choices in my opinion especially if you are double barring magelight. Also extended ritual might be the best skill in the game. It would be a crime to use the other morph.
Why are you under the impression that nbs only cloak to run away ?.
Retribution isn’t a bad pick, it just comes with a cost but a cost anyone that can function without purge can deal with. If purge is a necessity for a player then yeah it’s a bad choice. Although it should be more of a bonus.
Precisely.
I am used of fighting with debuffs/negative effects lined across my screen and I am able to endure.
As a result I'll take Retributions stronger Heals and AoE damage all day long.
In your case it’s because you run tanky setups. Retribution shines more on dps/glass setups, especially ones running skoria and dots.
In open world I don’t think either morph is life or death based on how I play. I’m typically outnumbered in there, bombarded with debuffs and spamming purge is costly, especially if you don’t purge what you need to.
In bgs fights don’t really last long so is hard to tell what’s the better morph.
Anyways, overall I’d recommend extended to the average player, the same way I’d recommend more tanky setups. Certain setups require more experience to pull off.
LeifErickson wrote: »Why do you even need to take nbs out of stealth? What's the big deal? If they aren't going to fight then just ignore them. Same as when a sorc just streaks when breathed on. Instead of chasing him down just be on your way.
Magelight and ritual of retribution are both bad choices in my opinion especially if you are double barring magelight. Also extended ritual might be the best skill in the game. It would be a crime to use the other morph.
LeifErickson wrote: »Why do you even need to take nbs out of stealth? What's the big deal? If they aren't going to fight then just ignore them. Same as when a sorc just streaks when breathed on. Instead of chasing him down just be on your way.
Magelight and ritual of retribution are both bad choices in my opinion especially if you are double barring magelight. Also extended ritual might be the best skill in the game. It would be a crime to use the other morph.
If I know ones around, I prefer to deal with it. Especially when they like to snipe spam you in the back while you're fighting someone else. I could be mid fight with just about anything; and I'm going to break off and go after the NB that shows up.
Jimmy_The_Fixer wrote: »LeifErickson wrote: »Why do you even need to take nbs out of stealth? What's the big deal? If they aren't going to fight then just ignore them. Same as when a sorc just streaks when breathed on. Instead of chasing him down just be on your way.
Magelight and ritual of retribution are both bad choices in my opinion especially if you are double barring magelight. Also extended ritual might be the best skill in the game. It would be a crime to use the other morph.
If I know ones around, I prefer to deal with it. Especially when they like to snipe spam you in the back while you're fighting someone else. I could be mid fight with just about anything; and I'm going to break off and go after the NB that shows up.
I’ve had a lot of success keeping Nightblade out of stealth by snaring with Vampires Bane and jabbing the air in the direction they were going. Most gankers have very low survivability so you can ensure 100% uptime on snare by spamming VB whenever they’re visible and only jabbing once they cloak.
Jimmy_The_Fixer wrote: »LeifErickson wrote: »Why do you even need to take nbs out of stealth? What's the big deal? If they aren't going to fight then just ignore them. Same as when a sorc just streaks when breathed on. Instead of chasing him down just be on your way.
Magelight and ritual of retribution are both bad choices in my opinion especially if you are double barring magelight. Also extended ritual might be the best skill in the game. It would be a crime to use the other morph.
If I know ones around, I prefer to deal with it. Especially when they like to snipe spam you in the back while you're fighting someone else. I could be mid fight with just about anything; and I'm going to break off and go after the NB that shows up.
I’ve had a lot of success keeping Nightblade out of stealth by snaring with Vampires Bane and jabbing the air in the direction they were going. Most gankers have very low survivability so you can ensure 100% uptime on snare by spamming VB whenever they’re visible and only jabbing once they cloak.
purfying light and unstable core pop them out as well.
Jimmy_The_Fixer wrote: »Jimmy_The_Fixer wrote: »LeifErickson wrote: »Why do you even need to take nbs out of stealth? What's the big deal? If they aren't going to fight then just ignore them. Same as when a sorc just streaks when breathed on. Instead of chasing him down just be on your way.
Magelight and ritual of retribution are both bad choices in my opinion especially if you are double barring magelight. Also extended ritual might be the best skill in the game. It would be a crime to use the other morph.
If I know ones around, I prefer to deal with it. Especially when they like to snipe spam you in the back while you're fighting someone else. I could be mid fight with just about anything; and I'm going to break off and go after the NB that shows up.
I’ve had a lot of success keeping Nightblade out of stealth by snaring with Vampires Bane and jabbing the air in the direction they were going. Most gankers have very low survivability so you can ensure 100% uptime on snare by spamming VB whenever they’re visible and only jabbing once they cloak.
purfying light and unstable core pop them out as well.
That’s true, and it’s good for pressuring their mana pool. But I’ve played quite a bit of stamblade and sorc curse/PL/etc is pretty easy to counterplay since you know extactly when you need to hold a GCD to recloak the moment you get popped out.
Was it anything like this video of me trying to fight a nightblade while in my ball-healer build? Note that I used a detect pot.
eovogtb16_ESO wrote: »Any of you magplar's looking to try out a new build, i'm pretty successful by myself of with another with this build https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Special:EsoBuildData?id=104310
Brutusmax1mus wrote: »Does SS still buff healing ritual since it's no longer a cast?
eovogtb16_ESO wrote: »Any of you magplar's looking to try out a new build, i'm pretty successful by myself of with another with this build https://en.uesp.net/wiki/Special:EsoBuildData?id=104310
eovogtb16_ESO wrote: »@UppGRAYxDD You can, and I did have willpower on there, I just like the lich to proc as soon as it can to keep the regen up as much as possible. Even with this load out it hurts people really bad.
Brutusmax1mus wrote: »Y would SS buff honor the dead? Im almost positive to doesn't. I remember weak ass heals in my SS wm build.
Brutusmax1mus wrote: »Y would SS buff honor the dead? Im almost positive to doesn't. I remember weak ass heals in my SS wm build.
It doesnt. The only thing it does buff that isnt clear in the description is staff heavy attacks (like fire).
eovogtb16_ESO wrote: »@BNOC
I took off the major slayer and scroll bonuses, good catch.
Also I only had magicka on the shield for more magicka, that's about it. I do run into problems with stamina and not being able to break cc so maybe trying stam on the shield wouldn't be a bad idea.
What do you mean I could use another enchant on the front bar?
And you're right about unstable, usually I will switch it up for javelin or toppling charge depending on who I am playing with.
Good points all around, I will try with some longfin pasty and see how it works our for me.
eovogtb16_ESO wrote: »@BNOC
I took off the major slayer and scroll bonuses, good catch.
Also I only had magicka on the shield for more magicka, that's about it. I do run into problems with stamina and not being able to break cc so maybe trying stam on the shield wouldn't be a bad idea.
What do you mean I could use another enchant on the front bar?
And you're right about unstable, usually I will switch it up for javelin or toppling charge depending on who I am playing with.
Good points all around, I will try with some longfin pasty and see how it works our for me.
Currently you've got SD enchant on your both front and back bar, with infused weapons back bar; this makes the one on the staff kinda pointless (as long as you can keep your back bar proccing every 5s)
As such, you could run a different enchant on your staff - Shock/Fire/Oblivion or whatever you want of more damage/whatever. Or even the other way around (But you'll lose uptime on that due to nirnhoned)
Also as it stands and because of ESO's ability priorities you could be overwriting your 452SD gain with your 348~ or whatever it is. I can't remember if that is the case but I'm sure it used to be -They don't prioritise the best ability iirc, just the most recent? Might be wrong on that bit though, haven't checked in ages.
Brutusmax1mus wrote: »eovogtb16_ESO wrote: »@BNOC
I took off the major slayer and scroll bonuses, good catch.
Also I only had magicka on the shield for more magicka, that's about it. I do run into problems with stamina and not being able to break cc so maybe trying stam on the shield wouldn't be a bad idea.
What do you mean I could use another enchant on the front bar?
And you're right about unstable, usually I will switch it up for javelin or toppling charge depending on who I am playing with.
Good points all around, I will try with some longfin pasty and see how it works our for me.
Currently you've got SD enchant on your both front and back bar, with infused weapons back bar; this makes the one on the staff kinda pointless (as long as you can keep your back bar proccing every 5s)
As such, you could run a different enchant on your staff - Shock/Fire/Oblivion or whatever you want of more damage/whatever. Or even the other way around (But you'll lose uptime on that due to nirnhoned)
Also as it stands and because of ESO's ability priorities you could be overwriting your 452SD gain with your 348~ or whatever it is. I can't remember if that is the case but I'm sure it used to be -They don't prioritise the best ability iirc, just the most recent? Might be wrong on that bit though, haven't checked in ages.
Once an enchant procs (individual named enchant), it can't proc again for its cooldown period, so no over writing.
Brutusmax1mus wrote: »eovogtb16_ESO wrote: »@BNOC
I took off the major slayer and scroll bonuses, good catch.
Also I only had magicka on the shield for more magicka, that's about it. I do run into problems with stamina and not being able to break cc so maybe trying stam on the shield wouldn't be a bad idea.
What do you mean I could use another enchant on the front bar?
And you're right about unstable, usually I will switch it up for javelin or toppling charge depending on who I am playing with.
Good points all around, I will try with some longfin pasty and see how it works our for me.
Currently you've got SD enchant on your both front and back bar, with infused weapons back bar; this makes the one on the staff kinda pointless (as long as you can keep your back bar proccing every 5s)
As such, you could run a different enchant on your staff - Shock/Fire/Oblivion or whatever you want of more damage/whatever. Or even the other way around (But you'll lose uptime on that due to nirnhoned)
Also as it stands and because of ESO's ability priorities you could be overwriting your 452SD gain with your 348~ or whatever it is. I can't remember if that is the case but I'm sure it used to be -They don't prioritise the best ability iirc, just the most recent? Might be wrong on that bit though, haven't checked in ages.
Once an enchant procs (individual named enchant), it can't proc again for its cooldown period, so no over writing.
I did actually know that but wasn't sure if it only applied to dual wield swords on the same bar for example! Good heads up. @Eovogtb16 you can ignore that last part, I'm chatting *** haha.
@Brutusmax1mus, do you know how it works then if he procs it on his front bar (not infused) it lasts 5s, then there's the 5s cooldown - If he then swapped bar during that CD and tried to proc it on his infused bar, would it respect the original CD timer or just reapply as normal?
Brutusmax1mus wrote: »Brutusmax1mus wrote: »eovogtb16_ESO wrote: »@BNOC
I took off the major slayer and scroll bonuses, good catch.
Also I only had magicka on the shield for more magicka, that's about it. I do run into problems with stamina and not being able to break cc so maybe trying stam on the shield wouldn't be a bad idea.
What do you mean I could use another enchant on the front bar?
And you're right about unstable, usually I will switch it up for javelin or toppling charge depending on who I am playing with.
Good points all around, I will try with some longfin pasty and see how it works our for me.
Currently you've got SD enchant on your both front and back bar, with infused weapons back bar; this makes the one on the staff kinda pointless (as long as you can keep your back bar proccing every 5s)
As such, you could run a different enchant on your staff - Shock/Fire/Oblivion or whatever you want of more damage/whatever. Or even the other way around (But you'll lose uptime on that due to nirnhoned)
Also as it stands and because of ESO's ability priorities you could be overwriting your 452SD gain with your 348~ or whatever it is. I can't remember if that is the case but I'm sure it used to be -They don't prioritise the best ability iirc, just the most recent? Might be wrong on that bit though, haven't checked in ages.
Once an enchant procs (individual named enchant), it can't proc again for its cooldown period, so no over writing.
I did actually know that but wasn't sure if it only applied to dual wield swords on the same bar for example! Good heads up. @Eovogtb16 you can ignore that last part, I'm chatting *** haha.
@Brutusmax1mus, do you know how it works then if he procs it on his front bar (not infused) it lasts 5s, then there's the 5s cooldown - If he then swapped bar during that CD and tried to proc it on his infused bar, would it respect the original CD timer or just reapply as normal?
If an enchant procs, or can proc again as soon as the cooldown from that original proc occurs. So if u have it on both bars, 1 infused, 1 nirn, and it procs on the infused bar, it can proc again on either bar in 5 seconds.
I'm coming from playing a heavy armor stam DK for almost 3 years, so I definitely FEEL squishier lol. I'm getting better at Magplars (slowly!). There's lots of great advice in here that I'm definitely going to take advantage of. What would you guys recommend for skill setups?