Return of Reckoning

It's about the "Overprotective" tactics.

Which is not the most popular because of its inefficiency.

The inefficiency of this ability has three components: 1 Low% chance of damage. 2 Low damage. 3 Damage is not dealt to your target, but has some kind of random choice, and often chooses pets.

In this situation, it is necessary at least to correct the target system, in my opinion it should work tactics - the tactics inflict damage on the target you have chosen, if you have not chosen the target, then it inflicts damage on the player closest to the enemy.

The tactics are unique and therefore must be effective.

I ask the developers to answer and express their point of view.

Thanks for attention.
(google translate)

Overprotective tactic is supposed to do dmg to someone who is attacking your oathfriend not your target. Right? Proc dmg overall is too low imo espesially tactics/class mechanics.

Sinisterror wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 2:41 am Overprotective tactic is supposed to do dmg to someone who is attacking your oathfriend not your target. Right? Proc dmg overall is too low imo espesially tactics/class mechanics.

The tactic deals damage to a random enemy within a radius of approximately 50-70 feet from a guarded target.

Not necessarily the one who attacks the guarded target.

guarded in the sense that the buff is imposed.

Tovarich wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 3:32 am

Sinisterror wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 2:41 am Overprotective tactic is supposed to do dmg to someone who is attacking your oathfriend not your target. Right? Proc dmg overall is too low imo espesially tactics/class mechanics.

The tactic deals damage to a random enemy within a radius of approximately 50-70 feet from a guarded target.

Not necessarily the one who attacks the guarded target.

guarded in the sense that the buff is imposed.

are you sure? can you prove it? i've never tested this tactic in this sense

Ysaran wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 7:07 am

Tovarich wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 3:32 am

Sinisterror wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 2:41 am Overprotective tactic is supposed to do dmg to someone who is attacking your oathfriend not your target. Right? Proc dmg overall is too low imo espesially tactics/class mechanics.

The tactic deals damage to a random enemy within a radius of approximately 50-70 feet from a guarded target.

Not necessarily the one who attacks the guarded target.

guarded in the sense that the buff is imposed.

are you sure? can you prove it? i've never tested this tactic in this sense

Okay, when I get home I'll try to record a video.

My tests from previous year: tactic returns dmg only to the person who was the source of damage and not working with any kind of tricks with guard dmg etc (so OP claims needs to be confirmed with actual tests). It has no ICD and cant crit (proven with 1kk data sample).
Also i did test its range, cant find result quick but it was something like ~300ft.

nocturnalguest wrote: ↑Mon Mar 01, 2021 7:54 am My tests from previous year: tactic returns dmg only to the person who was the source of damage and not working with any kind of tricks with guard dmg etc (so OP claims needs to be confirmed with actual tests). It has no ICD and cant crit (proven with 1kk data sample).
Also i did test its range, cant find result quick but it was something like ~300ft.

when use "Watch Un Learn", "Overprotective" damage not regen ap of friend.
https://youtu.be/8MyQU82P44c

Range https://youtu.be/gO_QGcItye4

Tests have shown that damage is only inflicted on those who do damage.