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The Markarth DLC and Update 28 base game patch are now available to test on the PTS! Read the full patch notes here: https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/categories/pts/
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Reading the patch notes had never been more fun and enticing for the Elsweyr chapter of ESO and, from an analytical perspective, can tell you what I think of some of the things that rattle my skull in particular.
Crafty Alfiq: This set, for those of you familiar with the Hulking Draugr set from direfrost keep, this set is basically the Magicka Version which is not group dungeon bound like the hulking draugr. (Good thing too.)
Vesture of Darloc Brae: Yet a good and surprisingly new addition to the stealth set family alongside the Night Terror and Night Mother’s Embrace Sets, the Vesture of Darloc Brae will compliment the two sets mentioned here, but otherwise, the stealth cost reduction is slightly less potent than that of the other two. (considering night mothers embrace reduces stealth costs by 25% on the 5th piece while Night terror’s 3rd piece bonus reduces stealth costs by up to a whopping 27% at gold quality champ 160) the resources generated per second compensate the 10% stealth cost reduction to make this set truly unique.
Call of the undertaker: Considering that I don’t use minor Lifesteal all too often, it is quite interesting to say the least, very ideal for tanks using Ebon Armoury as it will not only allow the tank to heal but also for teammates in a group, it possesses group utility which can help healers free up space for more crucial healing abilities to further the whole entirety of the groups arsenal of abilities.
Senche-raht’s Grit: While this set is craftable, I can primarily see this being a set for tanks. Not much for me to say here but the added healing taken is pretty neat.
Vastarie’s Tutelage: given the mechanic behind revival of other players, the added resources and recovery are about average, however, the added weapon/Spell damage and cost reduction for 10 seconds though, probably wise to extend the amount of time it lasts for by a few seconds. This set and other similar sets that follow resurrection mechanics may be more beneficial to Necromancers than any other class since their living death ultimate can resurrect multiple players, allowing for more applications of those particular sets.
Coldharbour’s Favorite: Undoubtedly a fan favourite to any Cadwell enthusiasts and fans of John Cleese as a whole, this set is a clear cut demonstration of hybridisation between healing and DPS, however, my concern lies with the damage type, because of the nature of this set, the damage done should scale based on the highest resource and the highest damage to spec(Weapon/Spell Damage statistics) in order to comply with the hybrid physics.(there is also the fact that Damage procs from Sets cannot Crit under any circumstances.)
Robes of the Withered Hand – Light: Reworked and Buffed as the amount of Resources received is increased.
Essence Thief – Medium: This set has both been nerfed and buffed at the same time, the health and stamina gained from collecting essence has been reduced by 400 points, making it 3900 for both and reduced the bonus damage done from 12% to 10%, however, given that it is now a guaranteed chance to draw essence on a Light Attack, it is easy to maintain the upkeep of the bonus damage and therefore, increases DPS overall at the cost of slightly less restoration than before (I’d start collecting pieces for it if I were you readers.)
Werewolf Bleed: Adjusted this ability and its morphs to follow our standardized Damage over Time ruleset.
The total duration being reduced from 8 seconds to 4, if the 1 second delay rings slightly true, then overall dps should be about 50-50, if the bleed procs every 1 second over the course of those 4 seconds after the delay, then it should still feel powerful just as a werewolf should be.
Considering that the Base damage of the bleed (call it a minor nerf if you will) was reduced by 15% for the standard and pack leader morphs (still a mystery as to whether it affects the berserker morph indirectly considering that most morphs are usually derived of the base ability but with additional effects that make the morph.) the berserker morph has had the Damage tick increased by 24% (supposedly, not much is known on my end) this could be seen as a buff for the berserker morph which ties it up well with pack leader. (seeing as how the dire wolves from pack leader can inherit their masters power, criticality, etc.)
Now about The bleeds not refreshing if already applied to a target. Quite a few things to entail but here are the questions listed(to potentially alleviate and rectify any potential bugs):
*If multiple werewolf players are attacking the same target, will the bleeds from each werewolf player be stackable with each other?
*Can the bleed still be applied to multiple enemies? because if players have to wait for the previous bleed to expire on a different enemy before applying it to a new enemy, you would be surprised just how it can degrade a werewolves dps potential.
*Now pay real close attention to this one:
Will the werewolf bleeds conflict with other sources of bleed damage such as “Carve” or the passive bleed from axes(twin blade & blunt/heavy weapon)? I ask this because if it does, it would be a potential game-breaking issue that could not only lower dps potential in group related activities, but it may create more problems than I could think of.
Dubious Cameron Throne & Witch Mother’s Brew: Reduced the Max Health and Max Resource (Stamina or Magicka) granted by these drinks by approximately 12%. The Recoveries remain unchanged.
Artaeum Takeaway Broth & Clockwork Citrus Filet: Reduced the Max Health and Max Resource granted by these foods by approximately 15%.
Spelling this out with 4 letters: Ouch. Not as much to players who use blue recipes and the like, but for those with top of the line builds that use said recipes, boy is that gonna lower dps by a minuscule margin. But promoting versatility is a must have as it lets other recipes shine.
I think that is it from my view on those particular notes. but otherwise, what do all of you think about some of the new things.
Crafty Alfiq: This set, for those of you familiar with the Hulking Draugr set from direfrost keep, this set is basically the Magicka Version which is not group dungeon bound like the hulking draugr. (Good thing too.)
Vesture of Darloc Brae: Yet a good and surprisingly new addition to the stealth set family alongside the Night Terror and Night Mother’s Embrace Sets, the Vesture of Darloc Brae will compliment the two sets mentioned here, but otherwise, the stealth cost reduction is slightly less potent than that of the other two. (considering night mothers embrace reduces stealth costs by 25% on the 5th piece while Night terror’s 3rd piece bonus reduces stealth costs by up to a whopping 27% at gold quality champ 160) the resources generated per second compensate the 10% stealth cost reduction to make this set truly unique.
Call of the undertaker: Considering that I don’t use minor Lifesteal all too often, it is quite interesting to say the least, very ideal for tanks using Ebon Armoury as it will not only allow the tank to heal but also for teammates in a group, it possesses group utility which can help healers free up space for more crucial healing abilities to further the whole entirety of the groups arsenal of abilities.
Senche-raht’s Grit: While this set is craftable, I can primarily see this being a set for tanks. Not much for me to say here but the added healing taken is pretty neat.
Vastarie’s Tutelage: given the mechanic behind revival of other players, the added resources and recovery are about average, however, the added weapon/Spell damage and cost reduction for 10 seconds though, probably wise to extend the amount of time it lasts for by a few seconds. This set and other similar sets that follow resurrection mechanics may be more beneficial to Necromancers than any other class since their living death ultimate can resurrect multiple players, allowing for more applications of those particular sets.
Coldharbour’s Favorite: Undoubtedly a fan favourite to any Cadwell enthusiasts and fans of John Cleese as a whole, this set is a clear cut demonstration of hybridisation between healing and DPS, however, my concern lies with the damage type, because of the nature of this set, the damage done should scale based on the highest resource and the highest damage to spec(Weapon/Spell Damage statistics) in order to comply with the hybrid physics.(there is also the fact that Damage procs from Sets cannot Crit under any circumstances.)
Robes of the Withered Hand – Light: Reworked and Buffed as the amount of Resources received is increased.
Essence Thief – Medium: This set has both been nerfed and buffed at the same time, the health and stamina gained from collecting essence has been reduced by 400 points, making it 3900 for both and reduced the bonus damage done from 12% to 10%, however, given that it is now a guaranteed chance to draw essence on a Light Attack, it is easy to maintain the upkeep of the bonus damage and therefore, increases DPS overall at the cost of slightly less restoration than before (I’d start collecting pieces for it if I were you readers.)
Werewolf Bleed: Adjusted this ability and its morphs to follow our standardized Damage over Time ruleset.
- Total duration decreased to 4 seconds from 8 seconds.
- Added a 1 second delay between the initial hit and the first tick.
- Decreased the damage per tick by approximately 15% for the base and Pack Leader morph.
- Increased the damage per tick by approximately 24% for the Berserker morph.
- These abilities can no longer refresh once they are applied to a target.
The total duration being reduced from 8 seconds to 4, if the 1 second delay rings slightly true, then overall dps should be about 50-50, if the bleed procs every 1 second over the course of those 4 seconds after the delay, then it should still feel powerful just as a werewolf should be.
Considering that the Base damage of the bleed (call it a minor nerf if you will) was reduced by 15% for the standard and pack leader morphs (still a mystery as to whether it affects the berserker morph indirectly considering that most morphs are usually derived of the base ability but with additional effects that make the morph.) the berserker morph has had the Damage tick increased by 24% (supposedly, not much is known on my end) this could be seen as a buff for the berserker morph which ties it up well with pack leader. (seeing as how the dire wolves from pack leader can inherit their masters power, criticality, etc.)
Now about The bleeds not refreshing if already applied to a target. Quite a few things to entail but here are the questions listed(to potentially alleviate and rectify any potential bugs):
*If multiple werewolf players are attacking the same target, will the bleeds from each werewolf player be stackable with each other?
*Can the bleed still be applied to multiple enemies? because if players have to wait for the previous bleed to expire on a different enemy before applying it to a new enemy, you would be surprised just how it can degrade a werewolves dps potential.
*Now pay real close attention to this one:
Will the werewolf bleeds conflict with other sources of bleed damage such as “Carve” or the passive bleed from axes(twin blade & blunt/heavy weapon)? I ask this because if it does, it would be a potential game-breaking issue that could not only lower dps potential in group related activities, but it may create more problems than I could think of.
Dubious Cameron Throne & Witch Mother’s Brew: Reduced the Max Health and Max Resource (Stamina or Magicka) granted by these drinks by approximately 12%. The Recoveries remain unchanged.
Artaeum Takeaway Broth & Clockwork Citrus Filet: Reduced the Max Health and Max Resource granted by these foods by approximately 15%.
Spelling this out with 4 letters: Ouch. Not as much to players who use blue recipes and the like, but for those with top of the line builds that use said recipes, boy is that gonna lower dps by a minuscule margin. But promoting versatility is a must have as it lets other recipes shine.
I think that is it from my view on those particular notes. but otherwise, what do all of you think about some of the new things.
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✭✭✭✭✭Regarding WW bleed here´s what I can tell for know (base on findings from Chrlynsch):
* It can be applied to multiple enemies? - Confirmed that it can
*If multiple werewolf players are attacking the same target, will the bleeds from each werewolf player be stackable with each other? - Has yet to be answered, but as far as I know, this isn´t an issue on Live, so if such a bug would appear on PTS, it´s a new one.
*Will the werewolf bleeds conflict with other sources of bleed damage such as “Carve” or the passive bleed from axes(twin blade & blunt/heavy weapon) - As far as I can tell this would be something completely new, since there´s never been any issues with bleed damage from different sources stacking
While the change might look strange/bad on paper, it´s not as bad as it seems and werewolfs will continue to be able to offer high single target pressure (seen from a PvP perspective). What makes me curious is what ZOS has planned for the different morphs.Immortal Redeemer - Gryphon Heart - Dro-m'Athra Destroyer
And apparently still not a PvE player
Characters:EU
DC - Octius Ciel - Magicka Sorcerer - Breton
DC - Evelina Septim - Magicka Templar - Breton
EP - Josephine Tharn - Magicka Templar - Breton
DC - Zireael the White Flame - Stamina Sorcerer - Bosmer
EP - Qbi-One-Kenobi -Stamina DK - Argonian
AD - Anconeus - Magicka Nightblade - High Elf
EP - Cirilla Élen Riannon - Magica Dragonknight - Dark Elf
AD - Fifty Shades of Cloak - Stamina Nightblade - Imperial
AD - Alinare Larentius - StaminaTemplar - Redguard
DC - The Alt-Knight - Stamina Dragonknight - Nord
DC - Féreldir - Magicka Warden - Argonian
AD - Kuvirá - Stamina Sorcerer - Redguard
EP - 1vX Material - Stamina Warden - Orc
EP - Fenrir the Windwalker - Stamina Sorcerer - Imperial
EP - Q_Q Mancer Stamina Necromancer - Imperial
NA
EP - Sister Q - Stamina Sorcerer - Nord
EP - Queue but the ueue is silent - Nightblade - Dark Elf -
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✭✭✭✭About food changes. Nerfing Artaeum Takeaway Broth & Clockwork Citrus Filet is a bad decision. If I have to choose between food that crafting costs 100 more than the blue one and I can have almost the same result just by swapping some glyphs and jewelry traits guess what will I do? This change will make golden food even less used. Stupid change to say at least.I am doing my best, but I am not a native speaker, sorry.
Mael Nightshadow - that's all you need to know.