Your DK armor will also dmg you. Your armor returns dmg if attacked. And Eclipse returns that dmg back at you. So If I cast Eclipse on you and use sweeps for 4 attacks, your gonna get hit 4 times before you break free.
I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
It's free in that you have no immediate pressure to break it. You MUST break free when you are CC'd with a stun/knockback/fear, or you die.
You don't have to break free with Eclipse since it is essentially another DoT. You get to choose. You can even thrown up a shield or HoT before you decide to break free to help cover the momentary loss of control during the break free animation.
With true CC, your opponent chooses when you have to CC-break, with Eclipse you get to choose. In that way it is a free pass on what kills most people in Cyrodiil; CC-->burst combo.
I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
It's free in that you have no immediate pressure to break it. You MUST break free when you are CC'd with a stun/knockback/fear, or you die.
You don't have to break free with Eclipse since it is essentially another DoT. You get to choose. You can even thrown up a shield or HoT before you decide to break free to help cover the momentary loss of control during the break free animation.
With true CC, your opponent chooses when you have to CC-break, with Eclipse you get to choose. In that way it is a free pass on what kills most people in Cyrodiil; CC-->burst combo.
I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
It's free in that you have no immediate pressure to break it. You MUST break free when you are CC'd with a stun/knockback/fear, or you die.
You don't have to break free with Eclipse since it is essentially another DoT. You get to choose. You can even thrown up a shield or HoT before you decide to break free to help cover the momentary loss of control during the break free animation.
With true CC, your opponent chooses when you have to CC-break, with Eclipse you get to choose. In that way it is a free pass on what kills most people in Cyrodiil; CC-->burst combo.
That’s not how you explained it before. And it’s not how most mean when referring to Eclipse. Fun fact-
Eclipsed players can still be ccd. So I can stop burst from happening with Eclipse. I can still stun you before it expires. So I do have control over my opponent.
I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
It's free in that you have no immediate pressure to break it. You MUST break free when you are CC'd with a stun/knockback/fear, or you die.
You don't have to break free with Eclipse since it is essentially another DoT. You get to choose. You can even thrown up a shield or HoT before you decide to break free to help cover the momentary loss of control during the break free animation.
With true CC, your opponent chooses when you have to CC-break, with Eclipse you get to choose. In that way it is a free pass on what kills most people in Cyrodiil; CC-->burst combo.I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
It's free in that you have no immediate pressure to break it. You MUST break free when you are CC'd with a stun/knockback/fear, or you die.
You don't have to break free with Eclipse since it is essentially another DoT. You get to choose. You can even thrown up a shield or HoT before you decide to break free to help cover the momentary loss of control during the break free animation.
With true CC, your opponent chooses when you have to CC-break, with Eclipse you get to choose. In that way it is a free pass on what kills most people in Cyrodiil; CC-->burst combo.
That’s not how you explained it before. And it’s not how most mean when referring to Eclipse. Fun fact-
Eclipsed players can still be ccd. So I can stop burst from happening with Eclipse. I can still stun you before it expires. So I do have control over my opponent.
You are both right and wrong IMO.
Total Dark is just like DK Wings;
If you are playing against potatoes, who does not know what they are doing, it is totally OP and your enemies will kill themselves like lemmings. With Total Dark, they will just hurdle themselves at you and get killed.
But if you are fighting agains anyone decent, it is a different story. The reason why there are no "OMG NERF THIS" threads on the forums, is exactly because anyone who knows what the skill does, can easily counter it - and indeed it is very often a free CC immunity. When i am being outnumbered, running around a tree to survice, i absolutely LOVE it, when someone casts that on me. I am not currently being offensive, and i can simply break-free to get my immunity, and then know that i can go offensive. And if you do not have any plans to be offensive right away, you can simply ignore it all together, which means your opponent wasted magicka for nought.
I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
It's free in that you have no immediate pressure to break it. You MUST break free when you are CC'd with a stun/knockback/fear, or you die.
You don't have to break free with Eclipse since it is essentially another DoT. You get to choose. You can even thrown up a shield or HoT before you decide to break free to help cover the momentary loss of control during the break free animation.
With true CC, your opponent chooses when you have to CC-break, with Eclipse you get to choose. In that way it is a free pass on what kills most people in Cyrodiil; CC-->burst combo.I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
It's free in that you have no immediate pressure to break it. You MUST break free when you are CC'd with a stun/knockback/fear, or you die.
You don't have to break free with Eclipse since it is essentially another DoT. You get to choose. You can even thrown up a shield or HoT before you decide to break free to help cover the momentary loss of control during the break free animation.
With true CC, your opponent chooses when you have to CC-break, with Eclipse you get to choose. In that way it is a free pass on what kills most people in Cyrodiil; CC-->burst combo.
That’s not how you explained it before. And it’s not how most mean when referring to Eclipse. Fun fact-
Eclipsed players can still be ccd. So I can stop burst from happening with Eclipse. I can still stun you before it expires. So I do have control over my opponent.
You are both right and wrong IMO.
Total Dark is just like DK Wings;
If you are playing against potatoes, who does not know what they are doing, it is totally OP and your enemies will kill themselves like lemmings. With Total Dark, they will just hurdle themselves at you and get killed.
But if you are fighting agains anyone decent, it is a different story. The reason why there are no "OMG NERF THIS" threads on the forums, is exactly because anyone who knows what the skill does, can easily counter it - and indeed it is very often a free CC immunity. When i am being outnumbered, running around a tree to survice, i absolutely LOVE it, when someone casts that on me. I am not currently being offensive, and i can simply break-free to get my immunity, and then know that i can go offensive. And if you do not have any plans to be offensive right away, you can simply ignore it all together, which means your opponent wasted magicka for nought.
Total Dark deals damage when an opponent deals 'Direct damage'. The initial deep breath damage is direct damage.
It worries me that you main a templar and don't know that.
I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
It's free in that you have no immediate pressure to break it. You MUST break free when you are CC'd with a stun/knockback/fear, or you die.
You don't have to break free with Eclipse since it is essentially another DoT. You get to choose. You can even thrown up a shield or HoT before you decide to break free to help cover the momentary loss of control during the break free animation.
With true CC, your opponent chooses when you have to CC-break, with Eclipse you get to choose. In that way it is a free pass on what kills most people in Cyrodiil; CC-->burst combo.I don't get this "break free and enjoy your 7 seconds of immunity" as if your getting "free immunity". The fact is that any cc can be broken giving you cc immunity. The difference is that with Eclipse, your not stunned or knocked down, your not losing control of your character. So you don't naturally break free. So most players don't know to break free from Eclipse and they keep on attacking. So yeah. When you have a bubble around you, break free.
It's free in that you have no immediate pressure to break it. You MUST break free when you are CC'd with a stun/knockback/fear, or you die.
You don't have to break free with Eclipse since it is essentially another DoT. You get to choose. You can even thrown up a shield or HoT before you decide to break free to help cover the momentary loss of control during the break free animation.
With true CC, your opponent chooses when you have to CC-break, with Eclipse you get to choose. In that way it is a free pass on what kills most people in Cyrodiil; CC-->burst combo.
That’s not how you explained it before. And it’s not how most mean when referring to Eclipse. Fun fact-
Eclipsed players can still be ccd. So I can stop burst from happening with Eclipse. I can still stun you before it expires. So I do have control over my opponent.
You are both right and wrong IMO.
Total Dark is just like DK Wings;
If you are playing against potatoes, who does not know what they are doing, it is totally OP and your enemies will kill themselves like lemmings. With Total Dark, they will just hurdle themselves at you and get killed.
But if you are fighting agains anyone decent, it is a different story. The reason why there are no "OMG NERF THIS" threads on the forums, is exactly because anyone who knows what the skill does, can easily counter it - and indeed it is very often a free CC immunity. When i am being outnumbered, running around a tree to survice, i absolutely LOVE it, when someone casts that on me. I am not currently being offensive, and i can simply break-free to get my immunity, and then know that i can go offensive. And if you do not have any plans to be offensive right away, you can simply ignore it all together, which means your opponent wasted magicka for nought.
But potatoes will die from anything, so what does it matter how good a skill is against bad players.
How effective it is against a good player is all that matters.
Fossilize is effective against good and bad players, Fear is effective against good and bad players etc. Eclipse is effective only against bad players, good players know exactly how to best counter it, just like in your example.
There was a guy who started a thread 2 weeks ago claiming that Total Dark was ridiculous OP and needed a nerf. The thread got to several pages in length with people noting that you can CC-break it. The OP never came back to the thread after that. It will never be effective against that player again.
At least with Unstable Core morph you get the explosion even on CC-break.