Magsorcs and stamblades are back baby.

Nightblades and Templars mostly.

Of course they are still strong but pretty much all classes are close enough to fight at a close enough level that skill can more easily differentiate them. As it should be.

Lots of sorcs and magplars.

Well, based on my own observations (i play around 8ish hours a day at Cyro open world roaming around mainly outside zerg routes, occasionally picking targets at flanks though) i`ve seen many magplars changed to Msorcs, increasing numbers of Stamblades too and then Stamden/Magdens numbers been increasing also.

Obviously magplar still popular on the big groups. But yeah, a lot less magplars than on previous patch.

Tested my Magplar after the changes and went to do some soloing around, the dot nerf (as to all specs who did benefit from strong dots) and Sweeps changed into Direct Damage.. things like that clearly made the Magplar damage potential a little smaller. Defensively it`s still a beast as all know. Many targets end up fleeing after long 1vs1, a bit harder to finish with not so strong dots as extra pressure anymore. Allthough.. when PL combo goes perfectly, it can be a fast bye bye for enemy.

But, all good solo players have rather strong back bar defensive this patch and finishes are easier on Msorc, Stamblade and Stamden.

Oh and way fewer StamsOrcs around right now. The Orc racial passive not working right has something to do with that for sure, and Dizzy change.. Yes yes, someone now comes to say about Dizzy being a training wheel or something, but.. after years of hitting people into the air with a baseball bat, the Hulk Smash power fantasy lost goes into the feelings for many. Oh well.. we have our memories.