Thecompton73 wrote: »Looks like you were near an NPC that was targeted by someone who used a lightning staff heavy attack build. The initial damage is calculated on the NPC that all the modifiers work on and then the Tri focus passive causes it to hit anything nearby, including human players, for 100% of that buffed amount.
SkaraMinoc wrote: »Empower works on NPCs and player pets and they only have 9k resist. In battlegrounds I target the Sorc bird, Engine Guardian etc and frequently hit all nearby enemies for 8-10k. You can easily reach 2-3m damage done in a battleground this way. Pretty funny coming from an Oakensoul heavy attack build meant for PvE.
SkaraMinoc wrote: »Empower works on NPCs and player pets and they only have 9k resist. In battlegrounds I target the Sorc bird, Engine Guardian etc and frequently hit all nearby enemies for 8-10k. You can easily reach 2-3m damage done in a battleground this way. Pretty funny coming from an Oakensoul heavy attack build meant for PvE.
I feel like I've been seeing a lot more lightning heavy attacks in PvP these days, both in Cyrodiil and especially in BGs. Would you mind sharing what setup you're using for something like this? Is it really just the straight up PvE versions (which I'm very familiar with)? Or are folks in PvP adjusting it somehow? I just can't wrap my head around those builds being strong enough to survive... or that they are quite narrowed in their role in PvP. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!
kypranb14_ESO wrote: »Cyrodiil guards have significantly more armor than 9k, but I understand your point.
SkaraMinoc wrote: »Empower works on NPCs and player pets and they only have 9k resist. In battlegrounds I target the Sorc bird, Engine Guardian etc and frequently hit all nearby enemies for 8-10k. You can easily reach 2-3m damage done in a battleground this way. Pretty funny coming from an Oakensoul heavy attack build meant for PvE.
I feel like I've been seeing a lot more lightning heavy attacks in PvP these days, both in Cyrodiil and especially in BGs. Would you mind sharing what setup you're using for something like this? Is it really just the straight up PvE versions (which I'm very familiar with)? Or are folks in PvP adjusting it somehow? I just can't wrap my head around those builds being strong enough to survive... or that they are quite narrowed in their role in PvP. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!