lordrichter wrote: »Actually, to be honest with you, at one time I was fairly sure that the Templar was the reference class against which they balanced all the other classes.
YurtTheSilentChief wrote: »I think zeni as joined the assassins creed guild, so that is why the hate templars.
Seriously, I don't understand why they ignore certain class bugs,fix or buff. They waste their time in doing content rather than fixing class, bugs,lags and loading screen. If this continues then I dont think there will be many ( or anyone) of us interested in playing this game anymore. I know many( or few of the remaining fans) will disagree but its true.
(Iliatha von AvAlon)
If you have problems against NBs try this little trick.
Against a NB or a shield stacker we have no chance
Against a NB or a shield stacker we have no chance, (...)
Against a NB or a shield stacker we have no chance, (...)
- Radiant Magelight vs NB burst attack from sneak
- Eclipse / Reflect from Sworad&Board vs shield stacked sorc (kills himself)
Sorry, but I have to say: L2P. And keep in mind: no class can have slotted the best matching abilities for every situation
I'm playing my Templar since IC to get a magicka deto. Before I played a sorcerer (rank 24) and played for caltrops on a DK, a stamplar and a stam NB.
I specced my Templar for solo/small scale, playing dual wield/S&B. I made some duels against one of the best stamina NBs I know (Iliatha von Averlon), who has about 700 CP more than me and I won if I didn't make any mistake. With equal CPs and a bit more training it would be a really balanced. The only downside is that I can't imagine to play without being vampire. The invisible Batswarm and mistform help so much with mobility and stamina management.
Overall I would say that too many people play their Templar as a pure healer. The key to not being killed us to keep the enemy under pressure. Just stamina there and spam Breath of life (like the Templar Emperor on Chillrend EU yesterday against me and a NB) won't kill anyone and you will die sooner or later.
If you have problems against NBs try this little trick. Once they charge you throw a spear shard right on your position, it will stun them and interrupt their burst. You have to break the fear instantly (running immovanity or try pots helps if you have stam issues) and purge the healing debuff from soul harvest (purifying ritual!). Once you survived the burst and the start dodging and healing keep the pressure up with tooling charge and puncturing sweep. If you also have a Batswarm up they will hardly manage to cloak away and die pretty fast.
I hope that helps a bit.
Cheers
I'm playing my Templar since IC to get a magicka deto. Before I played a sorcerer (rank 24) and played for caltrops on a DK, a stamplar and a stam NB.
I specced my Templar for solo/small scale, playing dual wield/S&B. I made some duels against one of the best stamina NBs I know (Iliatha von Avalon), who has about 700 CP more than me and I won if I didn't make any mistake. With equal CPs and a bit more training it would be a really balanced. The only downside is that I can't imagine to play without being vampire. The invisible Batswarm and mistform help so much with mobility and stamina management.
Overall I would say that too many people play their Templar as a pure healer. The key to not being killed us to keep the enemy under pressure. Just stamina there and spam Breath of life (like the Templar Emperor on Chillrend EU yesterday against me and a NB) won't kill anyone and you will die sooner or later.
If you have problems against NBs try this little trick. Once they charge you throw a spear shard right on your position, it will stun them and interrupt their burst. You have to break the fear instantly (running immovanity or try pots helps if you have stam issues) and purge the healing debuff from soul harvest (purifying ritual!). Once you survived the burst and the start dodging and healing keep the pressure up with tooling charge and puncturing sweep. If you also have a Batswarm up they will hardly manage to cloak away and die pretty fast.
I hope that helps a bit.
Cheers
pkb16_ESO2 wrote: »Stamina NBs are the class i have the least problems with and the reason is they dont use shield. Try to duell a sorc or a magikca NB and then come back....
pkb16_ESO2 wrote: »Stamina NBs are the class i have the least problems with and the reason is they dont use shield. Try to duell a sorc or a magikca NB and then come back....
Should try a stamina templar... no shields, no defense, no stealth, no escape, .. at least you have decent DPS
pkb16_ESO2 wrote: »I'm playing my Templar since IC to get a magicka deto. Before I played a sorcerer (rank 24) and played for caltrops on a DK, a stamplar and a stam NB.
I specced my Templar for solo/small scale, playing dual wield/S&B. I made some duels against one of the best stamina NBs I know (Iliatha von Avalon), who has about 700 CP more than me and I won if I didn't make any mistake. With equal CPs and a bit more training it would be a really balanced. The only downside is that I can't imagine to play without being vampire. The invisible Batswarm and mistform help so much with mobility and stamina management.
Overall I would say that too many people play their Templar as a pure healer. The key to not being killed us to keep the enemy under pressure. Just stamina there and spam Breath of life (like the Templar Emperor on Chillrend EU yesterday against me and a NB) won't kill anyone and you will die sooner or later.
If you have problems against NBs try this little trick. Once they charge you throw a spear shard right on your position, it will stun them and interrupt their burst. You have to break the fear instantly (running immovanity or try pots helps if you have stam issues) and purge the healing debuff from soul harvest (purifying ritual!). Once you survived the burst and the start dodging and healing keep the pressure up with tooling charge and puncturing sweep. If you also have a Batswarm up they will hardly manage to cloak away and die pretty fast.
I hope that helps a bit.
Cheers
Stamina NBs are the class i have the least problems with and the reason is they dont use shield. Try to duell a sorc or a magikca NB and then come back....
rastadreadlion wrote: »NBs are usually very straightforward to beat if you keep yourself on the offensive. Here is another dirty trick - Cowards that they are, NBs like to vanish whenever their health starts to get low. Keep Quick Cloak up and don't let them get any distance. They won't be able to vanish and you will annihilate them.
Inner Light (on one bar, not two) plus detect potions and Way of Air is how to counter NB/DK Vampire 1 hit kill gank squads.
For shield stackers, you can always use shield-breaker.
Alternatively, once you burst your way through their shields and their health starts to decrease, that is their que to reapply shields. Use Binding Javelin before this happens and they will die before they are back on their feet.
Alternatively, maintain Eclipse on break free CD until they run out of stamina.
pkb16_ESO2 wrote: »I'm playing my Templar since IC to get a magicka deto. Before I played a sorcerer (rank 24) and played for caltrops on a DK, a stamplar and a stam NB.
I specced my Templar for solo/small scale, playing dual wield/S&B. I made some duels against one of the best stamina NBs I know (Iliatha von Avalon), who has about 700 CP more than me and I won if I didn't make any mistake. With equal CPs and a bit more training it would be a really balanced. The only downside is that I can't imagine to play without being vampire. The invisible Batswarm and mistform help so much with mobility and stamina management.
Overall I would say that too many people play their Templar as a pure healer. The key to not being killed us to keep the enemy under pressure. Just stamina there and spam Breath of life (like the Templar Emperor on Chillrend EU yesterday against me and a NB) won't kill anyone and you will die sooner or later.
If you have problems against NBs try this little trick. Once they charge you throw a spear shard right on your position, it will stun them and interrupt their burst. You have to break the fear instantly (running immovanity or try pots helps if you have stam issues) and purge the healing debuff from soul harvest (purifying ritual!). Once you survived the burst and the start dodging and healing keep the pressure up with tooling charge and puncturing sweep. If you also have a Batswarm up they will hardly manage to cloak away and die pretty fast.
I hope that helps a bit.
Cheers
Stamina NBs are the class i have the least problems with and the reason is they dont use shield. Try to duell a sorc or a magikca NB and then come back....
Against all magicka classes you can use the light armor shield and eclipse. Most of the duels will end with a draw if both players know what they are doing.
Against a NB or a shield stacker we have no chance, (...)
- Radiant Magelight vs NB burst attack from sneak
- Eclipse / Reflect from Sworad&Board vs shield stacked sorc (kills himself)
Sorry, but I have to say: L2P. And keep in mind: no class can have slotted the best matching abilities for every situation
rastadreadlion wrote: »NBs are usually very straightforward to beat if you keep yourself on the offensive. Here is another dirty trick - Cowards that they are, NBs like to vanish whenever their health starts to get low. Keep Quick Cloak up and don't let them get any distance. They won't be able to vanish and you will annihilate them.
Inner Light (on one bar, not two) plus detect potions and Way of Air is how to counter NB/DK Vampire 1 hit kill gank squads.
For shield stackers, you can always use shield-breaker.
Alternatively, once you burst your way through their shields and their health starts to decrease, that is their que to reapply shields. Use Binding Javelin before this happens and they will die before they are back on their feet.
Alternatively, maintain Eclipse on break free CD until they run out of stamina.
myrrrorb14_ESO wrote: »There are counters to just about everything. Templars are really great and I enjoy playing them.
When I setup to kill nightblades, I kill nightblades fairly regularly.
Same with dragonknights. Still haven't found a good setup for sorcerer, but at least I can kill them occasionally.
Being able to counter every possible class and variation? No, nor should I be able to destroy everything.