Oreyn_Bearclaw wrote: »We finally have meta sets that require a bit of skill to really perform well and you want them nerfed? Booooo!
Something else will come along in the next year and it will be meta and plenty of other sets are perfectly viable unless pushing score to the absolute limit. Enough with the nerfs. These sets are just fine, not the best in all situations, and they reward skill (weaving and positioning). This is exactly what we want out of meta gear if you ask me.
Wouldn't consider spell strat to require skill though
MLGProPlayer wrote: »
MLGProPlayer wrote: »This is the best set combination for every magicka class right now. No other combo even comes close.
Before these sets came along, other sets actually got some burn. Necropotence, Master Architect, BSW, Silks of the Sun, Elf Bane, Julianos, Infallible Aether. All these sets were used by different classes.
Now, even though a class like DK uses only flame damage, Siroria + SS blow away any combination of BSW/Silks/Elf Bane. Even though warden is a pet class with a low CD ultimate, Siroria + SS blow away Necropotence + Master Architect, and so on.
Siroria + SS has completely killed any semblance of endgame build diversity. Did anyone else prefer building for your specific class' strengths vs. just using the same gear on every character you have?
Lifemocker wrote: »You don't really need spell strategist for any pve content, unless your team wants max possible score on the leaderboards.
Anyways the dps is pretty high atm, so you can run BSW with MS and still hit high numbers. Siroria and Spell strategist is not needed to complete content.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Lifemocker wrote: »You don't really need spell strategist for any pve content, unless your team wants max possible score on the leaderboards.
Anyways the dps is pretty high atm, so you can run BSW with MS and still hit high numbers. Siroria and Spell strategist is not needed to complete content.
I know it's not needed. But if you want to min-max, it's really the only option, on every class.
It's like for Mechanical Acuity and others before it: they pump out grossly overpowered sets to make you buy the DLC / whatever, then nerf them when it's time to sell you the next DLC.
So, wait for a little, they'll get nerfed when the new "Crown Store Strategist" set or similar will drop.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »It's like for Mechanical Acuity and others before it: they pump out grossly overpowered sets to make you buy the DLC / whatever, then nerf them when it's time to sell you the next DLC.
So, wait for a little, they'll get nerfed when the new "Crown Store Strategist" set or similar will drop.
I know that's what they do. The problem is that there shouldn't be a single BiS for every class, even if it's only a short-lived set (as all of these new sets are).
Mettaricana wrote: »
It's like for Mechanical Acuity and others before it: they pump out grossly overpowered sets to make you buy the DLC / whatever, then nerf them when it's time to sell you the next DLC.
So, wait for a little, they'll get nerfed when the new "Crown Store Strategist" set or similar will drop.
Yeah relequin ruined stam set diversity. Set balance sweet spot was right before Summerset. There was still a best, but second best was almost just as good. With SS they just "had to" introduce new sets that would make people buy the chapter.
Frankly, it makes me disgusted with ZOS game design team that they buckle to marketing and finance like that. The alternative explanation is even worse: that they are so clueless and out of touch with the product that they didn't know relequin is twice as strong as next best set.