Nightblades don't get a whole line of Heals like Templars or a Green Dragon blood equivalent.
Tell you what, you get Nightblades some of them delicious OP self-heals and you can have our one regen passive.
That leads you to what exactly? pls would u read the thread again before u answer, ok?
That leads you to what exactly? pls would u read the thread again before u answer, ok?
I read the entire thread - You're complaining about Nightblades having a big bonus to stamina regeneration. You said discuss, so I discussed and then, in a very passive agressive way, you called me ***.
You never really made a clear statement of what you're thoughts on the matter were, you simply stated "my templar can't achieve the same regen as my nightblade" - to which I answer: "so what?"
#MumyounchainedIn case people are [snip], pls dont answer to this thread.
No, i complain abiout the way its calculated, i have way more regeneration boosts on the templar that summ up to 35% and still have way less than the nightblade with only 30%... its simply the way that passive is working with %stacking and the strength that one passive has. Its definately more than 30% in the end, it more likely is 100%.
IxSTALKERxI wrote: »Leave my stam regen alone.
If they were to nerf it they could change it so it only apply's up to 8 seconds after using a shadow ability or something. I could still work that into a build.Don't nerf it too hard tho.
Zorgon_The_Revenged wrote: »Templars also have a passive which reduces the cost of abilities (4% I think). Templar still wins.
Try to use breath of life in a stamina build. 4k heal for 50% of your magicka, not bad! Vigor is the best heal for stamina templars, and nightblade can unlock it aswell. I'm NB and being honnest, 30% is OP + relentless focus 10%. Templars (who has no escape remember) cant compete.vortexman11 wrote: »Nightblades don't have good self heals like Breath of Life or Green Dragonblood, they don't have instant regen skills like Repentance or the Helping Hand earthen heart passive. They're a class based solely on regens, from their passives that raise their pools and regenerations to their skills like Siphoning Attacks
That leads you to what exactly? pls would u read the thread again before u answer, ok?
I read the entire thread - You're complaining about Nightblades having a big bonus to stamina regeneration. You said discuss, so I discussed and then, in a very passive agressive way, you called me ***.
You never really made a clear statement of what you're thoughts on the matter were, you simply stated "my templar can't achieve the same regen as my nightblade" - to which I answer: "so what?"
No, i complain abiout the way its calculated, i have way more regeneration boosts on the templar that summ up to 35% and still have way less than the nightblade with only 30%... its simply the way that passive is working with %stacking and the strength that one passive has. Its definately more than 30% in the end, it more likely is 100%.
gonna quote it for you
That leads you to what exactly? pls would u read the thread again before u answer, ok?
I read the entire thread - You're complaining about Nightblades having a big bonus to stamina regeneration. You said discuss, so I discussed and then, in a very passive agressive way, you called me ***.
You never really made a clear statement of what you're thoughts on the matter were, you simply stated "my templar can't achieve the same regen as my nightblade" - to which I answer: "so what?"
No, i complain abiout the way its calculated, i have way more regeneration boosts on the templar that summ up to 35% and still have way less than the nightblade with only 30%... its simply the way that passive is working with %stacking and the strength that one passive has. Its definately more than 30% in the end, it more likely is 100%.
Or it could be that some bonuses stack multiplicative, not additive. In this case, it would obviously affect the NB as well, if the NB was to stack more regen buffs. Requires more testing imo.
On core principal, it's absolutely fine that classes are different (though their gameplay should differ even more than it currently does imo) & have different regen rates.
Flat Stamreg * (ClassPassives + Skillpassives + Potion Bonus + ArmorPassives) * championpassive * (WW passive + Racialpassive + formerEmp)
1) WW got a place on the third part of the formula, vampire seems like it doesn't.
2) I have no idea where willows path gets involved
Hi there, i did some testing recently and tried to get good regenerationnumbers with my Templar.
Im too tired of swapping gear atm so i will give u a comparison with different item sets but they truly speak for theirselves.
Templar Setup: Redguard, 5xWillows Path, 4x Shadow Walker, 1xBlood Spawn, 1x Monster Set with Health.
Nightblade Setup: Redguard, 5x Skirmisher, 4x Shadow Walker, 2x Dreugh King Slayer.
Both have the same Champion points spent, regeneration etc.
The Nightblade reaches 2.7k Stamina regeneration with the blue regen bufffood.
The Templar with the full regen build, vampire and aura finally gets close to those numbers. Willows Path offers m 15% regeneration on every ressource, Vampire another 10% as the Aura another 10%. Makes 35%.+ Blood spawn regen that the Nightblade doesnt have.
A Nightblade easily reaches that with 1 little passive and nothing needs to be slotted for that.
When i wear the same setup as the Nightblade, i dont even reach the 2k regeneration mark... i am around 1.7k or so.
Discuss!
[...]Maybe the passive ought to be changed to match with Dragonknights -- instead of providing straight up Regen it could provide the Nightblade with 5% of their max Stamina stat whenever they use a Shadow skill.
This thread would be more helpful with screenshots of comparisons though.