According to comments from PTS the only worthwile "minion" is the Storm Atronach summoned through the Ultimate skillSouth_of_Heaven wrote: »Most unresponsive minion I've ever seen.
The minion (clanfear in my case) is mostly decorative. It doesn't even get to hit normal enemies before they die, it always stays behind, it's slow to react and sometimes it bugs completely and just watches me fight the enemy. I won't even describe it's level of usefulness when and IF it does attack.
There's a passive increasing his speed at 39 skill rank (1/2 for 10%) but I can't possibly imagine - even if I bother keeping the thing, how such small change can change anything. Not to mention it's in very far in the skill line.
According to comments from PTS the only worthwile "minion" is the Storm Atronach summoned through the Ultimate skill
South_of_Heaven wrote: »
South_of_Heaven wrote: »
Hahaha. I don't know what will happen first - Minions get fixed or the broken Nightblade passives will get fixed.
According to comments from PTS the only worthwile "minion" is the Storm Atronach summoned through the Ultimate skill
How is the Winged Twilight? I'm not in the game now so I can't look at stats for a comparison.
Also, I imagine the clannfear can be upgraded a second time at some point, likely beyond 15 if you get it there. Purely speculation though. Or perhaps wishful thinking.
sagesourceb16_ESO wrote: »If you're not getting anything out of the Winged Twilight and clannfear, you're misusing them.
Both will keep enemies busy until you can kill them. They make pile-on combats much easier since a lot of enemies seem as ADD as the dragons in Skyrim and being belted from behind by the clannfear, in particular, will cause them to break off attacking you and turn around. Enemies like Angof get so tangled up in the clannfear that you can more or less do with them what you please. They make some previously annoying encounters, such as Mannimarco's skeletons at the end of your rescue of Abnar Tharn, almost ridiculously simple. There's a big difference between being targeted by four or five skeletons and by only one or even none, especially since Lyris is so utterly useless in that battle.
sagesourceb16_ESO wrote: »If you're not getting anything out of the Winged Twilight and clannfear, you're misusing them.
Both will keep enemies busy until you can kill them. They make pile-on combats much easier since a lot of enemies seem as ADD as the dragons in Skyrim and being belted from behind by the clannfear, in particular, will cause them to break off attacking you and turn around. Enemies like Angof get so tangled up in the clannfear that you can more or less do with them what you please. They make some previously annoying encounters, such as Mannimarco's skeletons at the end of your rescue of Abnar Tharn, almost ridiculously simple. There's a big difference between being targeted by four or five skeletons and by only one or even none, especially since Lyris is so utterly useless in that battle.