MLGProPlayer wrote: »Thanks for doing this testing again.
I see a lot of people gloating that Altmer were in fact "OP". Altmer is parsing just 0.3% higher than Breton in fully raid buffed settings (~182 more DPS). They are parsing 1.4% less in non-raid buffed tests (~727 less DPS).
I'd bet crowns that giving them back their small sustain passive wouldn't move their raid buffed parse up at all while it would help their solo parse.
clocksstoppe wrote: »MLGProPlayer wrote: »Thanks for doing this testing again.
I see a lot of people gloating that Altmer were in fact "OP". Altmer is parsing just 0.3% higher than Breton in fully raid buffed settings (~182 more DPS). They are parsing 1.4% less in non-raid buffed tests (~727 less DPS).
I'd bet crowns that giving them back their small sustain passive wouldn't move their raid buffed parse up at all while it would help their solo parse.
They could also roll a dice and randomly delete either altmer or breton because at that point they are literally the same. At least the altmer regen passive has something unique to bring to the table.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Thanks for doing this testing again.
I see a lot of people gloating that Altmer were in fact "OP". Altmer is parsing just 0.3% higher than Breton in fully raid buffed settings (~182 more DPS). They are parsing 1.4% less in non-raid buffed tests (~727 less DPS).
I'd bet crowns that giving them back their small sustain passive wouldn't move their raid buffed parse up at all while it would help their solo parse.
Dunmer agrees, then ask for 100 more magic and staminaFor everyone who said that the Orc was fine, and the sustain loss made up for the massive stamina gain.
We told you this would happen.
No race should have 2000 stamina and 258 weapon damage.
Olupajmibanan wrote: »And now the main question from an Altmer complainer: Would old Spell Recharge generating magicka have changed the current results? Would Altmer DPS be even higher?
I really don't think so. The passive was too weak to drop Citrus Fillet or Absorb Magicka glyph. There was nothing wrong with the passive, helped with sustain a little (was +- the same as Khajit recovery passive), was useful in both PvP and PvE and it was not lorebreaking like this excrement we have now.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Olupajmibanan wrote: »And now the main question from an Altmer complainer: Would old Spell Recharge generating magicka have changed the current results? Would Altmer DPS be even higher?
I really don't think so. The passive was too weak to drop Citrus Fillet or Absorb Magicka glyph. There was nothing wrong with the passive, helped with sustain a little (was +- the same as Khajit recovery passive), was useful in both PvP and PvE and it was not lorebreaking like this excrement we have now.
It would not have changed raid parses because you rarely run out of resources there.
It would have likely improved the non-raid parses by 200-500 DPS (Breton is up by over 700 here right now).
Basically, the nerfs were 100% pointless. They just slightly widened the non-raid parse gap between Breton and Altmer.
Balance would literally been perfect with the old passive. Most likely +0.3% for Altmer in raid parse and +0.3% for Breton in non-raid parse. Instead, we have +1.4% for Breton in non-raid parse now.
Olupajmibanan wrote: »MLGProPlayer wrote: »Olupajmibanan wrote: »And now the main question from an Altmer complainer: Would old Spell Recharge generating magicka have changed the current results? Would Altmer DPS be even higher?
I really don't think so. The passive was too weak to drop Citrus Fillet or Absorb Magicka glyph. There was nothing wrong with the passive, helped with sustain a little (was +- the same as Khajit recovery passive), was useful in both PvP and PvE and it was not lorebreaking like this excrement we have now.
It would not have changed raid parses because you rarely run out of resources there.
It would have likely improved the non-raid parses by 200-500 DPS (Breton is up by over 700 here right now).
Basically, the nerfs were 100% pointless. They just slightly widened the non-raid parse gap between Breton and Altmer.
Balance would literally been perfect with the old passive. Most likely +0.3% for Altmer in raid parse and +0.3% for Breton in non-raid parse. Instead, we have +1.4% for Breton in non-raid parse now.
It's 200% pointless because it would not improve non-trial parses. OP does not state if any heavy attacks have been used during solo parses, but if no heavy attack has been used, adding conditional 96/s magicka sustain would make no difference in dps.
Not even saying that if it stays like this, most players will not switch to Bretons. Instead, they will ask healers and tanks to wear Symphony of Blades 24/7. Time to decon my Earthgore and Bogdan
MLGProPlayer wrote: »A stamina passive has no place on an Altmer. It's also only useful in PvP. It's just ZOS being lazy. If they don't want to give them magicka recovery, they can give them a different utility buff, something that is actually useful in both PvE and PvP, and makes sense for a magicka class.
And it's funny you mention that Breton and Altmer are the same when Altmer have much more in common with Dunmer (they have almost identical stats).
Wow, still some salty altmers that they are being brought ot everyone elses level! carry on!
Orcs need a nerf, should get +1000 stamina instead +2000 and that should be fine.MLGProPlayer wrote: »A stamina passive has no place on an Altmer. It's also only useful in PvP. It's just ZOS being lazy. If they don't want to give them magicka recovery, they can give them a different utility buff, something that is actually useful in both PvE and PvP, and makes sense for a magicka class.
And it's funny you mention that Breton and Altmer are the same when Altmer have much more in common with Dunmer (they have almost identical stats).
Every class can block and dodge.
So Argonian diseae resist passive is useless because it works only when enemy is using disease damage!
Altmer stamina passive is much more useful than agrnian, bosmer.. ... ..utility passive as its ALWAYS active.
Good job ZOS.
Lifemocker wrote: »I think the Almer passive could be something like ”when damaged by elemental damage, restore x amount of magicka, can happen every six seconds”. Would make a bit more sense than restore stamina.
And once again these tests show that people are freaking out too much and the changes really matter only to the top score runs.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »
MLGProPlayer wrote: »
It useful in ALL content and active 100% of the time....opposed to most other races utility passives that are highly situational like Argonian/Bosmer... .. ...
Well done ZOS.
Thank you for your testing, you are doing a amazing job with this but I think your tests don't reflect the reality in this case. It's likely altmers become the highest dps in a perfect situation but the truth is that those perfect situations are far for most players. I've done my own tests in pts with a magplar and the sustain is just simply awful even with an absorb enchant. I ran vFV a few days ago without healer and the lack of sustain was a pain.
So, if you are an altmer is going to be quite harder run dungeons with 3dps, farm world bosses or just simply do some contest with pugs compared to other races
No sustain no damage.
And you claim you cant dodge/block in PvE.
Who is really trolling here?
MLGProPlayer wrote: »Thank you for your testing, you are doing a amazing job with this but I think your tests don't reflect the reality in this case. It's likely altmers become the highest dps in a perfect situation but the truth is that those perfect situations are far for most players. I've done my own tests in pts with a magplar and the sustain is just simply awful even with an absorb enchant. I ran vFV a few days ago without healer and the lack of sustain was a pain.
So, if you are an altmer is going to be quite harder run dungeons with 3dps, farm world bosses or just simply do some contest with pugs compared to other races
No sustain no damage.
Even in those tests, Altmer only slightly pulls ahead in the Shadow mundus raid test.
Breton is better in non-Shadow raid parses and non-raid parses.