Flame_of_Hades wrote: »
Only solo/small scalers use them. They make up likely 5% of cyrodiil population. And even then, not all solo/small scalers use these sets. No need to nerf.
Flame_of_Hades wrote: »Flame_of_Hades wrote: »
Only solo/small scalers use them. They make up likely 5% of cyrodiil population. And even then, not all solo/small scalers use these sets. No need to nerf.
Im not sure how to respond to this one. I could point out how stupid that sounds when you think about it, or I could point out why 7th/fury are so OP atm (more damage in a heavy armor set than a medium armor set), OR I could point out that zerglings use them, but I think ill do all three.
The term "heavy sets" barely has meaning anymore when you can just throw it on your weapons and transmute the jewellery.Once these sets are nerfed (as they have to be) then ZoS will need to buff heavy armor again. Because then ppl will realize that the passives and the skill for that armor are nothing spectacular. It is the heavy armor sets which makes Heavy Armor OP. And this only for Stamina. Magicka heavy armor builds are probably only the healbots.
Flame_of_Hades wrote: »Flame_of_Hades wrote: »
Only solo/small scalers use them. They make up likely 5% of cyrodiil population. And even then, not all solo/small scalers use these sets. No need to nerf.
Im not sure how to respond to this one. I could point out how stupid that sounds when you think about it, or I could point out why 7th/fury are so OP atm (more damage in a heavy armor set than a medium armor set), OR I could point out that zerglings use them, but I think ill do all three.
Answer this for me yes or no, do you agree with nerfing solo/small scale players?
The term "heavy sets" barely has meaning anymore when you can just throw it on your weapons and transmute the jewellery.Once these sets are nerfed (as they have to be) then ZoS will need to buff heavy armor again. Because then ppl will realize that the passives and the skill for that armor are nothing spectacular. It is the heavy armor sets which makes Heavy Armor OP. And this only for Stamina. Magicka heavy armor builds are probably only the healbots.
People love to complain about 7th and Fury yet most of those people's ignorance shows they have never used them and just need to complain cause they've lost to a heavy armor build.
Using BOTH on a class like a stamdk, in No-CP, means you're running with 900-1100 stam regen and 23-26k stamina at best, depending on your race and how much weapon damage you trade for more recovery/stam. Trading all your recovery and stam pool for weapon damage is a fair trade, and a perfectly balanced one.
When do those set become unbalanced? When you have 1500-1700 regen without having to trade anything for that sustain. What's the only class that can do that? It's Stamden. Bull Netch, Bird of Prey, Flourish.
Falcon's Swiftness is losing Major Endurance in the PTS notes, that's going to be a decent nerf to the real issue, without touching the sets which are fine by themselves.
You get Major Endurance from any potion that gives you Stamina. And you get it for 47 seconds. Bird Of Prey having or not having Major Endurance doesn't change anything.
Sheezabeast wrote: »Fury should be a medium setThat’s my only non-nerf suggestion.
Sheezabeast wrote: »Fury should be a medium setThat’s my only non-nerf suggestion.
Mettaricana wrote: »Buff ravanger to medium set and up that abysmal proc rate to like 20-30% and slap one more crit or stam into the 5 pc.
People love to complain about 7th and Fury yet most of those people's ignorance shows they have never used them and just need to complain cause they've lost to a heavy armor build.
Using BOTH on a class like a stamdk, in No-CP, means you're running with 900-1100 stam regen and 23-26k stamina at best, depending on your race and how much weapon damage you trade for more recovery/stam. Trading all your recovery and stam pool for weapon damage is a fair trade, and a perfectly balanced one.
When do those set become unbalanced? When you have 1500-1700 regen without having to trade anything for that sustain. What's the only class that can do that? It's Stamden. Bull Netch, Bird of Prey, Flourish.
Falcon's Swiftness is losing Major Endurance in the PTS notes, that's going to be a decent nerf to the real issue, without touching the sets which are fine by themselves.