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65+ Kills in a single 1vX - Hybrid Nightblade

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  • PhoenixGrey
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    baselesschart wrote: »
    PhoenixGrey wrote: »

    I agree that its become easier to survive but i think the underlying skill remains the same. Raising the floor is one the main contributing factors. Mara's balm is one such set to appease casuals

    I have no problems with the current offense and defense of NB. I do have an issue though when week 1 NB's perform as well as solo players 1vx'ing since beta. I mean a lot of sorc mains picked up NB recently and they do pretty well.

    If the ceiling ain't raised soon enough, it leads to only one outcome where numbers will decide fights and a really boring game.
    PVP population has been steadily decreasing due to the fact that ZOS caters to casuals.

    It might be a little extreme to say week 1 NB's are successfully solo 1vxing to the same degree as people who have been maining the class since launch. I think NB has a lot of damage and that can help offensively to newer players, but its still an unforgiving class when outnumbered.

    I do agree though that ZOS caters to casuals. It was because of solo nightblades that ZOS removed defile on incap and major fracture off surprise attack years ago.

    It’s always a bad decision to nerf class skills

    Warden at launch was less cheesier than right now. Now they are running around with 40k health.
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