Mr_Jord_Joe wrote: »I think this skill has high damage just to compensate for the lack of light attack in rotations, but the parse damage is still not satisfactory? And I would also agree that the skill had a damage bonus for low life targets... but it would be too similar to templar's execute, I think the devs don't want that... many say that the class will suffer a lot of nerfs, if it is True, the class will have problems...
And have a new mythic, the neck, to remove light attacks, u have tested? Maybe this item is made for Arcanist because of beams i think!?
Mr_Jord_Joe wrote: »I think this skill has high damage just to compensate for the lack of light attack in rotations, but the parse damage is still not satisfactory? And I would also agree that the skill had a damage bonus for low life targets... but it would be too similar to templar's execute, I think the devs don't want that... many say that the class will suffer a lot of nerfs, if it is True, the class will have problems...
And have a new mythic, the neck, to remove light attacks, u have tested? Maybe this item is made for Arcanist because of beams i think!?
Yes I have tested the new neck mythic and it works. But 6 classes out of 7 and most DPS sets revolve around light attack weaving, especially Trial sets. That could be an issue for the Arcanist as these sets won't proc often if we use the Fatecarver rotation.
If you want to use Relequen, drop Fatecarver and use Writhing Runeblades. A classic rotation with higher APM and similar damage.
An example: https://youtube.com/watch?v=JvPRNRT8K8Y
Thank you, I didn't know Luca made a video yet. It's nice to see that a classic rotation is viable too. Just like any other parse however, it is full of non-class skills, which is a bit of a shame. But still, it is interesting to have a different view !
If you want to use Relequen, drop Fatecarver and use Writhing Runeblades. A classic rotation with higher APM and similar damage.
An example: https://youtube.com/watch?v=JvPRNRT8K8Y
EramTheLiar wrote: »I think abyssal has a morph that has an execute? At least, its damage scales when the target gets below 50%.
That particular morph is also a crux builder rather than consumer, so you'd fire it off before the beam, theoretically when you're at 2 crux in order to top you off, also potentially immobilizing the target And the abyssal ink effect will further boost Fatecarver's damage.