% Based DOT Mitigation Passive
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Given the constant over performance of DOT abilities which are made even better with the abysmal server performance, when is ZOS going to introduce a passive (like major evasion does for AOE abilities) for DOT mitigation? Are they going to even out the playing field or is % DOT mitigation something hidden behind a pay wall available only to Necro players?
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MashmalloMan✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭They already stated their formula and standardization for ability damage type/cost is not perfect and they would monitor game performance over time. Dot damage being higher is a result of many abilities being brought in to line, they're aware of the issues the changes brought and I expect the total damage of single target dots will be brought slightly down.
Read the Q and A + the U23 combat direction posts. I expect the 33% less aoe damage vs single target skills will be adjusted to something like 20-25%, but that's about it for now.
I doubt we will ever see a dot mitigation ability.0 -
Red_Feather✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭Hopefully the class skill rework gives every class their own cleanse options.
Templar and Warden have theirs.
Maybe Nightblade can get one that transfers negative from NB to an enemy.
Maybe Sorcerer can get one where pets absorb negative effects unto themselves.
Stuff like that.0 -
No_Division✭✭✭maim, protection, crit resists, and stackable percentage are more valuable this patch.
Problem is, some of them are subtraction against vulnerabilities, so most encounters make your defenses -8% across most builds. This means your list now becomes maim/crit resists if you want more bang for your buck.
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MartiniDaniels✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭CpThick skinned cp passive already does that. As far as no cp goes, ouch!
It seems like obvious, but ok... In CP reasonable amount of points are spent on this perk (thick skinned) by default, in 99% of builds, both PVP and PVE. All it does - it offsets investment into traumauturge CP by your enemy, which will be most certainly done if he runs dot build.1 -
Sanctum74✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭MartiniDaniels wrote: »CpThick skinned cp passive already does that. As far as no cp goes, ouch!
It seems like obvious, but ok... In CP reasonable amount of points are spent on this perk (thick skinned) by default, in 99% of builds, both PVP and PVE. All it does - it offsets investment into traumauturge CP by your enemy, which will be most certainly done if he runs dot build.
Unfortunately that's all we have at this time other than stacking hot's to help counter it. Hopefully they will come to their senses next patch and lower the dots a little, but in the meantime it looks like we are stuck with them for 3 months.
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Insco851✭✭✭✭✭
✭MartiniDaniels wrote: »CpThick skinned cp passive already does that. As far as no cp goes, ouch!
It seems like obvious, but ok... In CP reasonable amount of points are spent on this perk (thick skinned) by default, in 99% of builds, both PVP and PVE. All it does - it offsets investment into traumauturge CP by your enemy, which will be most certainly done if he runs dot build.
CP, %protections. Purges, stacked HoTs.
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BlackMadara✭✭✭✭I'm still not seeing the issue with DoT damage. If I die to someone that placed 3 DoTs on me, it's due to me not keeping buffs/debuffs up and/or playing poorly while he applied the DoTs.
The real issue is the ease of application of entropy and soul trap. They need a better visual indicator and some type of projectile attached.
The counter to DoT spam and is a HoT. Most will do the job just fine. If a players DoTs are doing extremely high amounts of damage, they are built for damage and are lacking in something else, be that sustain or defense. Exploit that fact.1 -
Ramber✭✭✭✭MashmalloMan wrote: »They already stated their formula and standardization for ability damage type/cost is not perfect and they would monitor game performance over time. Dot damage being higher is a result of many abilities being brought in to line, they're aware of the issues the changes brought and I expect the total damage of single target dots will be brought slightly down.
Read the Q and A + the U23 combat direction posts. I expect the 33% less aoe damage vs single target skills will be adjusted to something like 20-25%, but that's about it for now.
I doubt we will ever see a dot mitigation ability.
yeah... right cause said so... riiiight....0 -
Bobby_V_Rockit✭✭✭✭✭
✭Bone Tyrant on necromancer has a built in passive that reduces DoT damage by 10% when a bone tyrant skill is active. I just use beckoning armor for it1 -
Vapirko✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭✭✭✭Or we could just, you know, adjust Entropy because it’s *** up strong. It’s the strongest single target dot in PvP providing major sorcery, a heal, and 2% max mag and mag recovery. Soul trap needs a bit of toning down as well. Or make it some kind of melee skill.
This would be much more simple than adding a whole new type of mitigation.1 -
BlackMadara✭✭✭✭Or we could just, you know, adjust Entropy because it’s *** up strong. It’s the strongest single target dot in PvP providing major sorcery, a heal, and 2% max mag and mag recovery. Soul trap needs a bit of toning down as well. Or make it some kind of melee skill.
This would be much more simple than adding a whole new type of mitigation.
Soul trap and entropy deal the same dps. Almost all single target DoTs deal the same dps, without additional passives considered. Passives are a separate discussion.
Any direct damage from application of the DoT is accounted for in the total dps. For example, DoT A deals 10k damage over 10s, 1k dps. DoT B deals 2k damage then 8k over 10s, which still yields 1k dps but the DoT ticks for 800 instead of 1k.
DoTs deal damage now. That's a good thing. Before, the pressure from DoTs was an after thought for pvp. Now they are a legitimate damage source, but burst is still king. A pure burst bulld will beat a pure dot build in a straight fight. Zerg busting still requires burst. If one can survive the. we DoT pressure, one should adapt their build or playstyle.1 -
IronWooshu✭✭✭✭✭
✭Red_Feather wrote: »Hopefully the class skill rework gives every class their own cleanse options.
Templar and Warden have theirs.
Maybe Nightblade can get one that transfers negative from NB to an enemy.
Maybe Sorcerer can get one where pets absorb negative effects unto themselves.
Stuff like that.
There already is a Purge available to any class.0 -
Olupajmibanan✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭IronWooshu wrote: »Red_Feather wrote: »Hopefully the class skill rework gives every class their own cleanse options.
Templar and Warden have theirs.
Maybe Nightblade can get one that transfers negative from NB to an enemy.
Maybe Sorcerer can get one where pets absorb negative effects unto themselves.
Stuff like that.
There already is a Purge available to any class.
Available? Yes, but hardly of any practical use outside of ball groups.2 -
IronWooshu✭✭✭✭✭
✭Olupajmibanan wrote: »IronWooshu wrote: »Red_Feather wrote: »Hopefully the class skill rework gives every class their own cleanse options.
Templar and Warden have theirs.
Maybe Nightblade can get one that transfers negative from NB to an enemy.
Maybe Sorcerer can get one where pets absorb negative effects unto themselves.
Stuff like that.
There already is a Purge available to any class.
Available? Yes, but hardly of any practical use outside of ball groups.
I see no problem with that, PVP wasnt meant to be played solo. Campaigns are a big team battle and BG is a team battle.. there is no solo PVP mode therefore the application for the purge is perfectly fine.1 -
chrightt✭✭✭✭IronWooshu wrote: »
There already is a Purge available to any class.
Available? Yes, but hardly of any practical use outside of ball groups.[/quote]
I see no problem with that, PVP wasnt meant to be played solo. Campaigns are a big team battle and BG is a team battle.. there is no solo PVP mode therefore the application for the purge is perfectly fine.[/quote]
lmao, PVP isn't made to be played solo. I see. I see. Taking notes on what zerg groups do. You realize theres a "solo" queue for a reason right? If you can't even balance individual players you think players as a group would be balanced? Assault/Support lines tend to have skills that can provide you more utility and value WHEN playing as a group. This doesn't mean you HAVE to play PVP in a group. Doing that will only kill the PVP playerbase as it tries to force people to group up and work with idiots that think PVP and purge are both fine cause just "group up" and get someone to "purge".
Truly, Purge as a skill is not very practical for most players and ZOS really needs to step up some extra debuff removal on the skills of other classes that don't have it nearly as readily available as templars/necros.2 -
BlackMadara✭✭✭✭This games combat is balanced around group play. It's hard to argue against that. ZoS does ensure that solo players can play effectively, however.
That said, all classes, stam and mag, have soft counter options against the current DoTs solo. You just have to sacrifice bar space and change playstyle to utilize them effectively.0 -
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✭✭BlackMadara wrote: »Or we could just, you know, adjust Entropy because it’s *** up strong. It’s the strongest single target dot in PvP providing major sorcery, a heal, and 2% max mag and mag recovery. Soul trap needs a bit of toning down as well. Or make it some kind of melee skill.
This would be much more simple than adding a whole new type of mitigation.
Soul trap and entropy deal the same dps. Almost all single target DoTs deal the same dps, without additional passives considered. Passives are a separate discussion.
Any direct damage from application of the DoT is accounted for in the total dps. For example, DoT A deals 10k damage over 10s, 1k dps. DoT B deals 2k damage then 8k over 10s, which still yields 1k dps but the DoT ticks for 800 instead of 1k.
DoTs deal damage now. That's a good thing. Before, the pressure from DoTs was an after thought for pvp. Now they are a legitimate damage source, but burst is still king. A pure burst bulld will beat a pure dot build in a straight fight. Zerg busting still requires burst. If one can survive the. we DoT pressure, one should adapt their build or playstyle.
But he meant entropy is the strongest singe target DoT because of what it gives you: a strong dps, a strong buff, a HoT/magicka recover buff, and the Mages Guild pasives that include extra magicka/magicka recover and empower. No other skill in the game gives does that for less than 3K magicka.
Not including the passives in the discussion is wrong, otherwise ZoS should make stone fist a stamina based spammable for DKsSarcasm is something too serious to be taken lightly
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IronWooshu✭✭✭✭✭
✭IronWooshu wrote: »
There already is a Purge available to any class.
Available? Yes, but hardly of any practical use outside of ball groups.
I see no problem with that, PVP wasnt meant to be played solo. Campaigns are a big team battle and BG is a team battle.. there is no solo PVP mode therefore the application for the purge is perfectly fine.[/quote]
lmao, PVP isn't made to be played solo. I see. I see. Taking notes on what zerg groups do. You realize theres a "solo" queue for a reason right? If you can't even balance individual players you think players as a group would be balanced? Assault/Support lines tend to have skills that can provide you more utility and value WHEN playing as a group. This doesn't mean you HAVE to play PVP in a group. Doing that will only kill the PVP playerbase as it tries to force people to group up and work with idiots that think PVP and purge are both fine cause just "group up" and get someone to "purge".
Truly, Purge as a skill is not very practical for most players and ZOS really needs to step up some extra debuff removal on the skills of other classes that don't have it nearly as readily available as templars/necros.[/quote]
You can solo que for dungeons, that doesn't mean the activity was meant to solo.
Give your head a shake.0
