Pretending to create norms and balance 12*2 classes that are not similar in terms of CC, dps, defensive skills and so on is a sweet dream. You can always work to narrow differencies, but there will always be X stronger than Y on something or at some time. Saying "hey, all rkd's have conditions, SW's has not, so let's make it all the same" does not solve anything, unless you want all archetypes to be strictly identical. Balacing is about the whole class and all its possibilities, not picking something in particular and focusing on it.Teefz wrote: If we follow your example and do not compare any skills at all to eachother - how does one determine or achieve what should be considered average or the norm in terms of balancing?
One thing I agree with is that snare is soft cc, but the whole snare and kd on diffirent skills is why the contidional was there in the first place. Overall I think you should read my previous post again and maybe try to come up with a more solid counter argument other than it was crappy. If you manage to comprehend the fact that my suggestion - actually in some ways - buffs the SW & opens up better possibilities as far as rotations go, maybe one day we can have a intellectual conversation!
Yes, SW kd is the probably on the best CC of the game, so what? Does it make it so op we have to change it back when it was on VoN condition? I don't think so, the class has drawbacks as every class has, get along with it. Your suggestion doesn't open any better possibilities, what would be better than a non-cond rkd? If this rkd+init debuff bothers you so much, I'd have no problem to have a condition (or even using VoN) on the debuff to apply.
Btw, suggesting your interlocutor have comprehesion issues does not make him wanting to have an intellectual conversation.