Knootewoot wrote: »Help me please lol. I can hold block and blockcast, but eventually I die.
Mostly it's biting jabs.
How to counter it?
Knootewoot wrote: »Help me please lol. I can hold block and blockcast, but eventually I die.
Mostly it's biting jabs.
How to counter it?
I saw in another comment that you're a nightblade. A couple things I use:
1: Mass Hysteria
2: Shuffle (reduces Jab damage and you won't get snared by the last hit either) Shuffle is best counter to jabs imo.
3: Don't try and get away. My first instinct when hit with jabs was always to dodge roll backward. They just take a step forward and keep jabbing. Walk through them. They have to turn around so it's crazy annoying for them. Walk through them and fear if you wanna burst them it's perfect.
I dont know, never been killed by jabs. try bashing it?
I dont know, never been killed by jabs. try bashing it?
Bad idea since jabs can not be interrupted. Maybe OP is trolling, then it would make sense.
Otherwise I suggest stepping through the enemy templar and keep up distance (shouldnt be a problem as nightblade). Templars arent that mobile. Do not try to block it, it very stamina consuming.
Using Major evasion is a good idea. If you are a stam nb you need enough stamina regen to be able to distance yourself with roll dodge or sprint.
Best way to deal with them in my experience is a high burst combo out of cloak. Problem is, you will need a high damage build, which is a double-edged sword as you will be much easier to kill.
Make no mistake, I main a stam templar and I know the my match up against any types of nb is favorable to me. Any good templars will be a hard target.
Elsterchen wrote: »Take a few steps back.
... or to the side
If you are able to do that: roll-dodge.
Knootewoot wrote: »Thanks again. I am a Magblade, so no shuffle. Next patch I'll cast RAT.
I also don't have mass hysteria, because I have to much fun with fear traps. But if I can cast it fast enough it will have same effect.
Indeed I try to get out of range, but it seems it is longer then I expect. I'll try to go through them as suggested, cast a fear trap and conceal spam.
Knootewoot wrote: »Thanks again. I am a Magblade, so no shuffle. Next patch I'll cast RAT.
I also don't have mass hysteria, because I have to much fun with fear traps. But if I can cast it fast enough it will have same effect.
Indeed I try to get out of range, but it seems it is longer then I expect. I'll try to go through them as suggested, cast a fear trap and conceal spam.
Dude you have major evasion as a class buff, 25% reduction in jabs damage. If you don't want to use it, it is all on you.
Second, jabs is easy to strafe around, side step, roll out of. Plenty of ways to get out of the cone. With the next patch and permanent snare/root immunity, it will be even easier.
I feel your pain, stam templar is hidden OP atm
they are the best bleeders now: rending, double damage health poison, jabs.
have good mobility because of stam (only going to get better with RaT after update)
are able to easily keep you in the fight with things like the HEAVY slow on jabs and silver leash (stun, slow, and pull)
and are also very tanky due to extended ritual and restoring focus
seriously, stam templars will kill you surprisingly quick while still being incredibly durable
CatchMeTrolling wrote: »I feel your pain, stam templar is hidden OP atm
they are the best bleeders now: rending, double damage health poison, jabs.
have good mobility because of stam (only going to get better with RaT after update)
are able to easily keep you in the fight with things like the HEAVY slow on jabs and silver leash (stun, slow, and pull)
and are also very tanky due to extended ritual and restoring focus
seriously, stam templars will kill you surprisingly quick while still being incredibly durable
Stamplar has no mobility. Being stam doesn’t automatically mean you have mobility. Nor are they even close to tanky (that’s experience) defense is what they lack.
Stamplars really just shine against people who can’t deal with pressure and those who try to face tank jabs.