On the topic of class loyalty and nerfs/buffs, I have a question. This is an idea that has been bothering me for a very long time.

So, for those of you including myself who play multiple classes, when or how do you draw the line when it comes to the topics of nerfs or buffs?

For me personally, I have always taken a back seat on this notion of mentioning any of my ideas. I feel I fit into a grey area where I do not feel I am a specialist and ultimately I do not 100% know what is best for the class. After seeing the nerf to Shields, I feel as if this is the incorrect stance to take.

Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »

On the topic of class loyalty and nerfs/buffs, I have a question. This is an idea that has been bothering me for a very long time.

So, for those of you including myself who play multiple classes, when or how do you draw the line when it comes to the topics of nerfs or buffs?

For me personally, I have always taken a back seat on this notion of mentioning any of my ideas. I feel I fit into a grey area where I do not feel I am a specialist and ultimately I do not 100% know what is best for the class. After seeing the nerf to Shields, I feel as if this is the incorrect stance to take.

I’m a bit of a salty player when it comes to class choice.

I’ll whine non-stop about a class for months. Then after everyone has told me that if “you played one You “wouldn’t whine so much” I finally settle down and actually make one.

My stamden, which most people consider my main, was made as the result of this post:
https://forums.elderscrollsonline.com/en/discussion/374883/subterranean-assault-overperforming

Keep in mind that while everything I said in that thread may seem obvious now, and that stamden and sub assault stacking is absolutely the meta for small scale and large scale alike, at the time I wrote it nobody was doing that.

Currently I’m on a stamblade in an effort to justify all the whining about stamblades that I’ve been doing. Streams have been all about showing how ridiculous the class is.

https://clips.twitch.tv/ElatedToughMangoBudBlast


https://youtube.com/watch?v=BPZpSw68Yz8

So to answer your question, I usually call for nerfs to the classes I play.. mostly because I call for the nerfs first and then play the class afterwards in response to people telling me “it’s more complicated than that” or “you wouldn’t think that if you played one”

To which I respond “you wouldn’t disagree with me if you were good “