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Offline Kato

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #240 on: January 12, 2013, 01:55:42 am »
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Will be weapons stats adjusted?

For example internal 2h balance will be ruined, cause of HBS, Bastard, Longsword awesomeness.


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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #241 on: January 12, 2013, 04:53:51 am »
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All these changing turn speeds though, seem problematic for someone who switches weapon a lot.

Wouldn't you want it that way though?
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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #242 on: January 12, 2013, 06:04:24 am »
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It would be pretty funny if it wasn't capped, just floored at 5/7.. lol

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #243 on: January 12, 2013, 07:42:33 am »
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Not only 1h but also the shorter polearms and 2h get a significant agility increase with this change. For example bastard swords or spears are in the area 10-11, which increases the usefulness of sidestep overheads or stabs by a mile.

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #244 on: January 12, 2013, 10:06:39 am »
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Situation on EU1 : 50% less cav.

Invasion of tincan, mauler, great axes etc.
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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #245 on: January 12, 2013, 10:24:48 am »
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Situation on EU1 : 50% less cav.

Invasion of tincan, mauler, great axes etc.

Maul will still be slow because of its weight. Check the example 1 or 2 pages before.

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #246 on: January 12, 2013, 10:52:23 am »
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Wouldn't you want it that way though?
No, not really. These differences aren't subtle. If you pick a up a different weapon it might turn half as fast and your aim is completely screwed.

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #247 on: January 12, 2013, 12:13:14 pm »
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Will you be tweaking the stab sweetspot bonuses that were added when the turn limit was initially put into place? Just curious, I don't have any particular preference as to whether or not they are.

That aside, I look forward to the 1h stab again being useful as a general purpose attack, rather than as a situational one. I also look forward to no longer having to pull off 'stab into the sky, drag downwards' shenanigans, which made it really difficult to keep an eye on what was happening around you.

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #248 on: January 12, 2013, 12:32:50 pm »
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what with turn rate  for lances on horesback

will that make H lance even bigger shit like it is now?
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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #249 on: January 12, 2013, 12:47:07 pm »
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Actually heavy lance turn rate changes from now 7.0 to 7.76 due to it's low weight, so it gets a bit more agility. I don't know though if only integer values for turnrates count and if yes, if the value is correctly rounded to the nearest number or just floored.

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #250 on: January 12, 2013, 01:19:45 pm »
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It is good that 1h shielders get a buff because they really needed one. Poor guys rarely get 10th valour in a row on siege and they rule strat anyways.

I especially love when 1 shielder is able to hold block and walk backwards without taking damage from 3 guys that attack him constantly. Also got to mention it is a melee class that is hardest to gank, but also impossible to defend against when shielders gank someone else.

How about taking some damage over that shield after so many attacks?

Why all the hate on shielders? Shielder is a good and fun class but 2h and pole are still clearly superior. 2h/poles deal much more damage, have a much higher reach, even slow ones often can spamm a shielder (not even talking about Bastard Swords and Katanas), they easily stun most 1h weapons/shields, they don't slow you down like hell and lots of them are even shieldbreaking (which makes shielder the only melee class that has a direct counter). Oh and they can spamm kicks without penalties (sometimes even a kick without a block is enough to cancel my already released attacks) Now tell me why 1h/shield is too strong? A shield is nice against several enemies but during a 1vs1 it is not a huge advantage.

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #251 on: January 12, 2013, 01:26:36 pm »
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One hand weapons are inferior then 2handers and polearms, as it should be.   The shield is a massive advantage though in every battle situation and its kind of OP ezmode the way it works.  Invincible RMB forcefield to everything that almost never breaks with no effect on your swingspeed or damage.

Wouldn't mind seeing the buffs to some one handed weapons, but they should come to nerfs against shields themselves or it will be imbalanced.
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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #252 on: January 12, 2013, 01:37:04 pm »
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One hand weapons are inferior then 2handers and polearms, as it should be.   The shield is a massive advantage though in every battle situation and its kind of OP ezmode the way it works.  Invincible RMB forcefield to everything that almost never breaks with no effect on your swingspeed or damage.

Wouldn't mind seeing the buffs to some one handed weapons, but they should come to nerfs against shields themselves or it will be imbalanced.

People can block, shields have become useless except when you have to block several enemies at the same time, or against one or maximum two ranged that want you dead. They provide less coverage than weapons for blocking (aka no sideblocking opponents in your back), they slow you down like hell because of the weight and only the 100 speed ones have responsive blocking and attacking after blocks, which also are the ones that happen to break in two/three hits of any axe, and also the ones that get blockstunned by bar maces (without any indicator when it happens). Also 1h animations and in particular the right swing are super prone to collide with objects and teammates, much unlike poles and especially 2h considering the length of these weapons.

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #253 on: January 12, 2013, 01:39:38 pm »
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One hand weapons are inferior then 2handers and polearms, as it should be.   The shield is a massive advantage though in every battle situation and its kind of OP ezmode the way it works.  Invincible RMB forcefield to everything that almost never breaks with no effect on your swingspeed or damage.

Wouldn't mind seeing the buffs to some one handed weapons, but they should come to nerfs against shields themselves or it will be imbalanced.

How many gens have you played as shielder?  :)

I played both 2h/pole and 1h/shield for a long time. In my opinion 2h/pole is much easier to play if you know all the combat basics/don't suck at blocking. Shielder is one of the most balanced classes in the game (probably the only one :P). It neither needs a buff (besides stab, which is just broken) nor a nerf.

Reducing the turnspeed for long, heavy and slow 2h/polearms is still a good thing. It is really frustrating to get spammed by a Nodachi or something similar. Perhaps you should also look at the stats of some fast and short (spammy) 1h weapons. Some of them might be too strong with a speed increase (Steel Pick, Niuweidao...).

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Re: This double hit business
« Reply #254 on: January 12, 2013, 01:58:12 pm »
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Then, when a shielder wants to actually kill someone, he will have the pleasure of being s-keyed and hiltslashed constantly. Also it is the only unit that is relatively weak to cav even when prepared.