Ardennesss wrote:You couldn't spam attacks in legacy, if you chopped you had to refill your attack bar.
Is that really true? If you exhausted your opponent's defense meter, wasn't it at that point possible to spam attacks against him?
Ardennesss wrote:You couldn't spam attacks in legacy, if you chopped you had to refill your attack bar.
dafels wrote:noobs are going to get rekd in any scenario even without this change, i dont get whats your point when you are bringing up this argument lmao
Ardennesss wrote:it's almost like literally anyone who understands the current combat system could've predicted this.SnowWiggles wrote:This is really bad update. So I just did pvp with someone who is stronger than me, I can't keep up with openings while standing still, but if I run I will die. So this is actually almost instant death for anyone who gets aggroed by a stronger player. This just makes better players better. YIKES
jorb wrote:[*] Fixed a bug by which you could use ever glowing embers to fuel things indefinitely.
algeralith wrote:dafels wrote:noobs are going to get rekd in any scenario even without this change, i dont get whats your point when you are bringing up this argument lmao
Maybe that is what Jorb and Loftar should spend there efforts on. Finding ways to lower the ceiling for people to get into PVP.
Making Death a learning Experience and not a Penalty.
Reducing the Delta between High and Low Statted Players.
You know, encouraging people to PVP.
How do you expect new Factions to form and compete when they are going to remain Severely out Statted. And anything they attempt to, they just get demolished and have to start over.
Also, Strider is now the most important Credo in the game. Fight me.
It's so cute when you make a half brained change without consulting the player base and change mechanics that you don't understand how they work or how they're used, and then get mad when it isn't well received. This is like the 6th time you've done it, most people would learn a lesson by now. We're more than happy to have a civil conversation about a change this like given proper notice so we can explain the risks and why it's a bad idea, but or course we're going to be upset when you just randomly push this to production on a Friday with no notice.jorb wrote:Ok, fuck it.
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