Return of Reckoning

Whine enough and you can get balance changes reverted. Good example to set. its true telen, compared to the number of players on this server it is quite clientelistist to satisfy a small community of elitist, with a mono vision that for the most part do not understand anything about math. good luck...

xanderous wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2019 6:43 pm being forced to pve to such a huge extent to get the one melee squig set is not a good option, need this looked at devs please.

They looked at it a lot of times and the usual comment is, "tough ****, deal with it"

Acidic wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2019 5:15 pmYes that dude probably did speed reading and read 2h get 10% bonus PARRY and missed the strike through part , that’s my strong suspicion

Well, this thread is so stupid it broke the very fabric of reality, that dude, is you.

You are your own grandfather Acidic.

It seems like he is mistaking the "25% parry from having ws at all" people pointed out in another thread as something 2h gives, is not.

You get 25% parry as soon as you equip a weapon, 2h or 1h and get some ws, so both 2h and snb benefit from that.

Telen wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2019 2:13 pm You dont mitigate guard damage. fml. Im out.

So after showing you dont understand math at all, you are trying to stick to semantics?

Jesus **** christ, you are dangerously stupid.

it's pretty obvious from the beginning for those who are known as the mechanics of the game, Yeah, not you. Now theory crafters, what would imply this change (admitting 50% guard is reverted)? (As a reminder, stay cool. We are discussing) Okay, first of all and the most important thing, it doesnt m...

Having Toughness contribute to block would only be a band-aid. Probably a pretty bad one. It might be similar to, idk, giving everyone a +35 initiative increase just to counter Initiative debuffs. This is the most troubling thing, the same people who wanted to make Melee SW a thing, created a total...

ITs the same thing there is for toughness, ws does affect parry as long as you have more ws than the enemy has str, iirc, is something like that, the usual "streamlining" of things becausse they really didnt know how unique each one was.

Were talking about guard damage not all damage. Block is superior because of its all type avoidance. Guard though turns all damage into melee. Overriding that advantage for block. So parry is equal for guarding. But because avoidance is multiplicative then having both reduces the weight of each. So...

I even say that earlier Pen. It wouldn't matter which way you put them around. Being multiplicative reduces the weight of the second check. Being able to both push any damage source to a guard as melee and parry any guard damage from any source makes parry a really strong choice. Considering that b...