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You destroyed init debuffs, indirectly nerfed all crowd control and just you were there, removed the tiny aao part of icrt.
But since some crat could still say 'Im Alive!', with option to spy friendly nanos running,you rendered dtb practically useless, and victims of MRnoobs.
Interestingly, it seems the missing 25 AAO were converted to an additional 25 AAD on ICRT.
And cut red tape now adds 25 aad so we gained 50 def instead of 25 aao :)
ICRT and CRT no longer stack, as they're in the same nanolines. AAD Buffs, Critical Decrease Buffs and Skill Lock Modifier Debuff (reported this one here)
Oh right, still not too bad I guess we need more def not more AR.
You forgot to mention that the debuffs were insanely op to begin with. Balanced is the word you're looking for, not destroyed.
Worked so hard into pushing AAO :/
Anyway thanks to demoder for aoitems update :)
Also, since you created local cooldown what about changing Living Embalming (and lower stuns) recharge to 1 second and putting a local cooldown
of 10 secs :O!
They were OP before the secret mob inits cap fix. Combining the new init debuffs with tank hp nerfs and heal nerfs it will be an interesting thing to see. Waiting some guys to run DB3 or Beast at Testlive and report :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Pafpuf
Totaly awesome. I played with my crat around on testlive, gameplay was much better, way more fun.
You dump that one init debuff and then focus on dd and all kinds of whop. AAD perks recharge faster. Overall slightly more enjoyable experience.
While old style init debuffs were tedious, now we loose like what? 900 init debuffs? I'd say it's very appropriate.
Thumbs up from me. Tomorrow I'll test enfo and soldier.
Well one thing does bother me. Cannot use deflect, has anyone tried it on crat? How high you got it how does it work on crat?
Which makes a difference on very few mobs, rest are just too easy with a crat around.Quote:
Originally Posted by verganas
Maybe Heal Reactivity will help offset some of those.Quote:
Originally Posted by verganas