jordancoles wrote:Confirmed no balls and you guys officially win
virus_128 wrote:delfer8 wrote:virus_128 wrote:why do you forget every time about ranged combat?
True, and make iron arrows to penetrate armors
or increase damage of Rb's by using melee damage formula(perception, instead of strength). Srsly, when you get enough perception, why can't you shoot at weak spots of armor?
PS. Just calculated: if you'll have 120 q RB, 600 perc, you'd hit 1554 damage (with full martial 1865 dmg). But, to reach this values, you need to have 2x perception than enemy's agi. And it's impossible to shoot at person in moving. So whats the problem, as you see, damage still sucks, but you CAN raise it by eating more perception (better, than nothing).
Duhhrail wrote:No matter how fast you think you can beat your meat, Jordancoles lies in the shadows and waits to attack his defenseless prey. (tl;dr) Don't afk and jack off.
MrBunzy wrote:Stop hating on flex guys... before the nerf it was pretty much the only strategy anyone ever used. Its still quite useful, just not in 1v1 situations, and you gotta accept that 1v1s are pretty damn rare.
Duhhrail wrote:No matter how fast you think you can beat your meat, Jordancoles lies in the shadows and waits to attack his defenseless prey. (tl;dr) Don't afk and jack off.
jordancoles wrote:MrBunzy wrote:Stop hating on flex guys... before the nerf it was pretty much the only strategy anyone ever used. Its still quite useful, just not in 1v1 situations, and you gotta accept that 1v1s are pretty damn rare.
This one time, this guy used flex on me
He's dead now
factnfiction101 wrote:^I agree with this guy.
jordancoles wrote:MrBunzy wrote:Stop hating on flex guys... before the nerf it was pretty much the only strategy anyone ever used. Its still quite useful, just not in 1v1 situations, and you gotta accept that 1v1s are pretty damn rare.
This one time, this guy used flex on me
He's dead now
MrBunzy wrote:Well yea, you don't use it on the guy yer trying to kill, you use it on your friend to deny the enemy maneuvers and combat intensity.
MagicManICT wrote:MrBunzy wrote:Well yea, you don't use it on the guy yer trying to kill, you use it on your friend to deny the enemy maneuvers and combat intensity.
Obvious abuse of mechanics is obvious.
MrBunzy wrote:
Well, wasn't movement combat abuse of mechanics too? And now everyone is fighting to get movement hits back in so they can keep on using it.
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