IncultaWolf wrote: »About 80% of my pvp encounters are fighting people using masters duel wield/vate ice staff.
Bushido2513 wrote: »IncultaWolf wrote: »About 80% of my pvp encounters are fighting people using masters duel wield/vate ice staff.
What are the other just curious?
Bushido2513 wrote: »IncultaWolf wrote: »About 80% of my pvp encounters are fighting people using masters duel wield/vate ice staff.
What are the other just curious?
Above all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
JerBearESO wrote: »I like the idea of role specific buff/debuff system. But we want to ensure everyone is killable.
-Damage role: gain damage dealt and taken.
-Healing role: gain healing done, greatly reduce healing taken.
-Tanking role: reduce damage taken, greatly reduce healing done.
This would make everyone killable while encouraging all roles in groups. Notably, tanks would be tanky but would sustain their health only with a healer nearby, while healers would need help surviving due to low incoming healing, and damage dealers would be high threat but squishy so burstable.
Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
Bushido2513 wrote: »JerBearESO wrote: »I like the idea of role specific buff/debuff system. But we want to ensure everyone is killable.
-Damage role: gain damage dealt and taken.
-Healing role: gain healing done, greatly reduce healing taken.
-Tanking role: reduce damage taken, greatly reduce healing done.
This would make everyone killable while encouraging all roles in groups. Notably, tanks would be tanky but would sustain their health only with a healer nearby, while healers would need help surviving due to low incoming healing, and damage dealers would be high threat but squishy so burstable.
The idea is interesting in theory but the only problem would be that it forces group play and group composition. Sometimes you just want to roll solo in one of those roles and still be able to survive to different levels.
Everyone should be killable but to degrees that match their role and build.
Overall though I like your idea just with tweaks.
Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Everyone is sleeping on No CP cyrodiil. On PC at least thing runs flawlessly for 100+ keep battles, broken builds are a lot less common, and it feels like ESO classic.... Only really has a population during midyear but I've gotten my taste in for the double MYM events. Wish more people would try it....
Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Don’t care, the people who are good and have played for long know
Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Don’t care, the people who are good and have played for long know
Just a reminder didn’t you say this in a separate thread which claimed that we are in a tank meta?
“ I would argue and say we are not in a tank meta. In fact I think damage rn is very high. There are so many dots and procs going around. I think the real offender here is cross healing, which I do think needs to be toned down or reworked.”
Then you turn around and say that players tend to build for survivability over damage, so which is it then?
Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Don’t care, the people who are good and have played for long know
Just a reminder didn’t you say this in a separate thread which claimed that we are in a tank meta?
“ I would argue and say we are not in a tank meta. In fact I think damage rn is very high. There are so many dots and procs going around. I think the real offender here is cross healing, which I do think needs to be toned down or reworked.”
Then you turn around and say that players tend to build for survivability over damage, so which is it then?
Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Don’t care, the people who are good and have played for long know
Just a reminder didn’t you say this in a separate thread which claimed that we are in a tank meta?
“ I would argue and say we are not in a tank meta. In fact I think damage rn is very high. There are so many dots and procs going around. I think the real offender here is cross healing, which I do think needs to be toned down or reworked.”
Then you turn around and say that players tend to build for survivability over damage, so which is it then?
These are not contradictory statements. You can throw on vates destro and masters dw and then put everything else into defense
It’s so easy for the majority players to just get their damage from sets like that and focus the rest into defense. That’s pretty much what the majority of cyro is like.
Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Don’t care, the people who are good and have played for long know
Just a reminder didn’t you say this in a separate thread which claimed that we are in a tank meta?
“ I would argue and say we are not in a tank meta. In fact I think damage rn is very high. There are so many dots and procs going around. I think the real offender here is cross healing, which I do think needs to be toned down or reworked.”
Then you turn around and say that players tend to build for survivability over damage, so which is it then?
Not really my place to say, but I think I have the answer. And I think it is consistent with what they've been saying, as well as with what the general consensus among "good" players is.
The damage meta we're in is fueled by the free 1000 damage everybody got when they redid CP, some arguably overtuned mythics, arena weapons, and I suppose a few sets to boot.
So people will perhaps use Sea Serpents Coil... Perhaps use Balorghs... Perhaps use Stinging Slashes, and voila they have high damage. But this didn't take up many gear slots, so everybody is free to fill the holes in their build with 5-piece sets. And most people are choosing a defensive set. Either rallying cry for a little more damage, maras for the cleanse, or Pariah. Also there's the Undeath passive and the large amounts of health people are ending up with.
You could really phrase it either way and be correct but if we're talking about what MOST of their gear slots are devoted to it probably is defense.
Also, about "free" damage, there's the abundance of status effects that people are building into these days. Whether it be simply slotting Weakness to Elements or perhaps using the charged weapon trait.
@Anti_Virus
Oooh, is that what you're after? Decouple healing power from weapon damage? Yes, I support this.
A lot of talented players hate this idea, as you say, because it will be very harmful to the Xing experience. But I think they might hate it less if they realized I, at least, don't mean completely. If weapon damage is 1:1 for healing power and max stat is 10:1 (not sure if these numbers are correct-- just an example,) then I would just like it to be more like 5:1 and 5:1. Just move the slider over a little.
<snip>you had way of fire in the build you mentioned. Most people would also slot a tank set instead of that along with the arena weapons, and maybe some tank monster set. My statements still stand most of the players you see in cyro aren’t playing a full damage bomber. Also the amount of defense cp people slot are a factor. And those type of builds are oppressive when outnumbering not the reverse. In any case it seems to me like you simply don’t have the foresight to understand what would happen under those proposed changesAnti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Don’t care, the people who are good and have played for long know
Just a reminder didn’t you say this in a separate thread which claimed that we are in a tank meta?
“ I would argue and say we are not in a tank meta. In fact I think damage rn is very high. There are so many dots and procs going around. I think the real offender here is cross healing, which I do think needs to be toned down or reworked.”
Then you turn around and say that players tend to build for survivability over damage, so which is it then?
These are not contradictory statements. You can throw on vates destro and masters dw and then put everything else into defense
It’s so easy for the majority players to just get their damage from sets like that and focus the rest into defense. That’s pretty much what the majority of cyro is like.
1.) can you name the defensive sets that players are using that makes them tanky?
LOS and healing don’t count since you don’t need to build for that
2.)
So now majority of players use Master Dual wield and vateshran staff but didn’t you say that only
only 1%-5% of players build like this?
“Above all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way”
Also
“ yeah that proc build is very strong, I’ve had people with 40k health in those sets try and zerg me down. Probably with 4 defense cp because it wasn’t doing much”
According to you this isn’t very effective since these players didn’t hit hard and is somehow proof of a tank meta, but at the same time it’s so effective that the majority of players get their damage from these proc sets.
So again which is it?
Anti_Virus wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Don’t care, the people who are good and have played for long know
Just a reminder didn’t you say this in a separate thread which claimed that we are in a tank meta?
“ I would argue and say we are not in a tank meta. In fact I think damage rn is very high. There are so many dots and procs going around. I think the real offender here is cross healing, which I do think needs to be toned down or reworked.”
Then you turn around and say that players tend to build for survivability over damage, so which is it then?
Not really my place to say, but I think I have the answer. And I think it is consistent with what they've been saying, as well as with what the general consensus among "good" players is.
The damage meta we're in is fueled by the free 1000 damage everybody got when they redid CP, some arguably overtuned mythics, arena weapons, and I suppose a few sets to boot.
So people will perhaps use Sea Serpents Coil... Perhaps use Balorghs... Perhaps use Stinging Slashes, and voila they have high damage. But this didn't take up many gear slots, so everybody is free to fill the holes in their build with 5-piece sets. And most people are choosing a defensive set. Either rallying cry for a little more damage, maras for the cleanse, or Pariah. Also there's the Undeath passive and the large amounts of health people are ending up with.
You could really phrase it either way and be correct but if we're talking about what MOST of their gear slots are devoted to it probably is defense.
Also, about "free" damage, there's the abundance of status effects that people are building into these days. Whether it be simply slotting Weakness to Elements or perhaps using the charged weapon trait.
I agree with him(or her) about damage being too high and survivability being too much but the solutions proposed to deal with these issue seem to be a Band aid fix to the problem.
1.) “Cap max HP to 35K”
If you do this the TTK in this game will drop to fps levels seeing as Night Blades(and sometimes DKs) can insta kill players with sub 27K HP. Most people build high hp so then don’t die instantly. Before capping HP damage needs to be lowered
2.) “Nerf cross healing for ball groups”
With This change all you will get is an organized ball group that each can heal themselves and deal high damage which doesn’t solve your problem
3.) “Nerf damage based proc sets”
This isn’t a good change because you are hurting PVE builds because of PVP, also proc sets while making some classes viable in pvp(Arcanist and Sorcerer) it’s not needed for DKs, night blades and wardens so theses classes would thrive without them while the two I mentioned earlier would suffer.
These suggestions don’t address the main point, players don’t have to make any sacrifices in their builds they can have it all and it’s a problem. As long as a night blade(or any class for that matter) can hit you for a 20K spec bow and crit heal with healthy offerings for 17K while moving at the speed of light you will never have balance.
The solution is simple and it’s one that players don’t want to hear but you need to decouple damage from healing.
The only downside, and this is minor is I guess “good” players won’t be able to run up and down resources towers or behind trees and rocks “1vXing” as easily anymore
Alchimiste1 wrote: »<snip>you had way of fire in the build you mentioned. Most people would also slot a tank set instead of that along with the arena weapons, and maybe some tank monster set. My statements still stand most of the players you see in cyro aren’t playing a full damage bomber. Also the amount of defense cp people slot are a factor. And those type of builds are oppressive when outnumbering not the reverse. In any case it seems to me like you simply don’t have the foresight to understand what would happen under those proposed changesAnti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Don’t care, the people who are good and have played for long know
Just a reminder didn’t you say this in a separate thread which claimed that we are in a tank meta?
“ I would argue and say we are not in a tank meta. In fact I think damage rn is very high. There are so many dots and procs going around. I think the real offender here is cross healing, which I do think needs to be toned down or reworked.”
Then you turn around and say that players tend to build for survivability over damage, so which is it then?
These are not contradictory statements. You can throw on vates destro and masters dw and then put everything else into defense
It’s so easy for the majority players to just get their damage from sets like that and focus the rest into defense. That’s pretty much what the majority of cyro is like.
1.) can you name the defensive sets that players are using that makes them tanky?
LOS and healing don’t count since you don’t need to build for that
2.)
So now majority of players use Master Dual wield and vateshran staff but didn’t you say that only
only 1%-5% of players build like this?
“Above all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way”
Also
“ yeah that proc build is very strong, I’ve had people with 40k health in those sets try and zerg me down. Probably with 4 defense cp because it wasn’t doing much”
According to you this isn’t very effective since these players didn’t hit hard and is somehow proof of a tank meta, but at the same time it’s so effective that the majority of players get their damage from these proc sets.
So again which is it?
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Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »<snip>you had way of fire in the build you mentioned. Most people would also slot a tank set instead of that along with the arena weapons, and maybe some tank monster set. My statements still stand most of the players you see in cyro aren’t playing a full damage bomber. Also the amount of defense cp people slot are a factor. And those type of builds are oppressive when outnumbering not the reverse. In any case it seems to me like you simply don’t have the foresight to understand what would happen under those proposed changesAnti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »Alchimiste1 wrote: »Anti_Virus wrote: »1.) This is anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
2) What were you trying to prove here? That this is some kind of DK survivability build? Are you kidding me dude? Stop being disingenuous
3) Again anecdotal and doesn’t prove anything
4) So you’re just going to dismiss bomb builds because they prove your argument wrong? Lmao okAbove all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way
Citation need in the bolded part otherwise it’s BS and again anecdotal
No matter how you try to rationalize it, these set ups appear and a lot of build videos which is safe to assume that it’s the most popular in PVP. The main goal of these builds is to deal damage, kill as many people as possible and as quickly as possible, no need for survivability
See by that logic everything you said was anecdotal too.
I don’t really care what you think to say otherwise, time has shown that most players prefer to go tanky.
Also, I’m not dismissing bomb builds or that dk build because of what they are, I’m dismissing them because they are irrelevant to what the argument is actually about. How 1%-5% if the population decides to build does not counter my point that most build defensively. And that dk build has 2 defensive sets, which actually helps my point not yours. Again, what I’m saying is if weapon/spell damage was independent of healing values it would lead to an overall tankier meta.
I’m not going to argue anymore of your anecdotal claims, but I disagree with the notion that splitting stats will make players tankier or lead to a tankier meta, it simply won’t
Don’t care, the people who are good and have played for long know
Just a reminder didn’t you say this in a separate thread which claimed that we are in a tank meta?
“ I would argue and say we are not in a tank meta. In fact I think damage rn is very high. There are so many dots and procs going around. I think the real offender here is cross healing, which I do think needs to be toned down or reworked.”
Then you turn around and say that players tend to build for survivability over damage, so which is it then?
These are not contradictory statements. You can throw on vates destro and masters dw and then put everything else into defense
It’s so easy for the majority players to just get their damage from sets like that and focus the rest into defense. That’s pretty much what the majority of cyro is like.
1.) can you name the defensive sets that players are using that makes them tanky?
LOS and healing don’t count since you don’t need to build for that
2.)
So now majority of players use Master Dual wield and vateshran staff but didn’t you say that only
only 1%-5% of players build like this?
“Above all else. Everything you listed is NOT what the majority of players will use. They are more niche setups. Let’s not lie and say the majority of the players build that way”
Also
“ yeah that proc build is very strong, I’ve had people with 40k health in those sets try and zerg me down. Probably with 4 defense cp because it wasn’t doing much”
According to you this isn’t very effective since these players didn’t hit hard and is somehow proof of a tank meta, but at the same time it’s so effective that the majority of players get their damage from these proc sets.
So again which is it?
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You also said that most players run “niche” set ups and not the meta sets that I mentioned earlier. At least you fixed that contradictory statement
I like how you claim that I lack “foresight” but then make this statement here:
“damage proc sets should absolutely be nerfed. I don’t care about pve, they’ll do fine with more stat oriented setups.”
Just because you don’t care about PVE balance doesn’t mean damage proc sets should be nerfed. You don’t even know how much you would hurt PVE builds with this suggestion
Which proc sets should be nerfed? Pillar of nirn? Relequen? Please explain or do you mean all because “who cares about PVE”
It’s apparent to me that you in an attempt to prove a point you will sometimes contradict your own statements. Additionally, your balance proposals are also selfish and benefit you at others expense.
Everyone is sleeping on No CP cyrodiil. On PC at least thing runs flawlessly for 100+ keep battles, broken builds are a lot less common, and it feels like ESO classic.... Only really has a population during midyear but I've gotten my taste in for the double MYM events. Wish more people would try it....
Every time I've been in no cp on PC/NA it has been a ghost town. even in midyear, its dead, so I'm unsure where you are getting perfect 100 player+ fights from, I'm lucky if I see 4 people lol