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in the past it would've been usable by just 2 classes, but now that number has doubled it would be nice to see

i see (i havent seen the update post at the time please have mercy on me)

i didnt forget about this, why i am not a crab yet?

- i wont comment, but it seems kinda exagerated for a basic skill
this is... too much
are you just combining a certain skill wich is already strong taking the side effect it gives....
dosent the skill already enought? i can only MAYBE see this on warden's shield trow or barbarian's shieldbash
 
you know what, i just say you're cleary exagerating in all the combination of things, i would've understod if them were minor buffs but you're asking to make 2 skills strong as an expert skill, have one skill have also the effect of another one, or in general make them insane to an point thier strenght is basicaly 2 skills together, remember that the basic skills are meant for the early/mid game, you cant ask to make a skill wich has already proven in single target to be stupidly strong  with the right equipment into an area of effect wich also other teammates can abuse, you can also have our friend shaman apply totem of weakness wich decreases accuracy or a chieftian use its plegue rat wich both decrease the accuracy of enemy on area, rogue is evidently based for single picks and please consider such things when asking for rebalance, you can make combos with other classes of the game in order to gain great effects, no need of making classes a war machine
 

Only classes in the game that get maximum accuracy are rangers and mages, Against literally everyone else rogues have a skill that makes them near invulnerable to damage if they have a good set around it. 
 
For example i have 26.1% accuracy on my seeker and thats on the high side because i have the 4% accuracy boost from award set, 26-45 = -19 add to that rogues dodge which is going to be 60% after one dodge and i will miss attacks 80% of the time even though ive literally got among the best accuracy you can get in a pvp set. Kick in the back is stupid strong as it is, youd have to be out of your mind if you want a buff to it. You can already keep the debuff applied 100% of the time too anyway so not like the other person can even get a comeback if they cant stun you.
 
Also you can easily reach 70% speed using axes on a rogue without a single speed enchant. Which is by using the best speed skill in the game, extermination.
 
And before you go "but muh skillpoints arent enough for everything", well no shit be glad you have too many good skills to put points into. Some classes still have garbage for pvp skills so they kinda suck in general and seekers have to use auto attack builds to be any good and building a proper auto attack build for pvp is not cheap. 

- i wont comment, but it seems kinda exagerated for a basic skill
this is... too much
are you just combining a certain skill wich is already strong taking the side effect it gives....
dosent the skill already enought? i can only MAYBE see this on warden's shield trow or barbarian's shieldbash
 
you know what, i just say you're cleary exagerating in all the combination of things, i would've understod if them were minor buffs but you're asking to make 2 skills strong as an expert skill, have one skill have also the effect of another one, or in general make them insane to an point thier strenght is basicaly 2 skills together, remember that the basic skills are meant for the early/mid game, you cant ask to make a skill wich has already proven in single target to be stupidly strong  with the right equipment into an area of effect wich also other teammates can abuse, you can also have our friend shaman apply totem of weakness wich decreases accuracy or a chieftian use its plegue rat wich both decrease the accuracy of enemy on area, rogue is evidently based for single picks and please consider such things when asking for rebalance, you can make combos with other classes of the game in order to gain great effects, no need of making classes a war machine
 

i didnt say it is useless, i just pointed out how much arena is getting more and more pointed towards having resilience as primary method of decrease incoming damage(and broken as a whole), ofcourse you still can feel extra damage recived under decreased deffence, or any effect wich increases the damage you take and such. 
also as speedom said, arena is a mess in terms of balance, and pve should also be taken in consideration when speaking of balancing. take in account you can also resist it

i didnt say it is useless, i just pointed out how much arena is getting more and more pointed towards having resilience as primary method of decrease incoming damage(and broken as a whole), ofcourse you still can feel extra damage recived under decreased deffence, or any effect wich increases the damage you take and such. 
also as speedom said, arena is a mess in terms of balance, and pve should also be taken in consideration when speaking of balancing. take in account you can also resist it

The problem is not the charmer skill, the problem is arena. It's unbalanced. The skill Weakness is great for pve. The skill should be nerf for arena which involves Devs coding their game. Arena, GvG , etc need to have a limit. We need to stop requesting nerfs and buffs because of 1 class, 1 skill, 1book, etc. That's all it needs in termsof pvp. 

-> dk's abilities themselves are good, but need an update.
That said, I suggest the following improvements:
-> Blood protection:
  - Increase buff time by 2s;
  - add a new effect:
    within the time the skill is active, each block will give 1 stack of
    protection, each stack will give an extra 2s on the duration of the skill's effect, maximum
    accumulations is 3.
  - Decrease the effect from 50% to 40%
 
Blood protection example (4/4): You used the skill, it will stay active for
10 seconds, within that time each time you block will give 1 pile of protection.
When the skill runs out, the stacks will be consumed and will extend the duration of the
skill depending on how many stacks you have.
  NOTE: Maximum stacks is 3 and only blocks for the first 10s will count stacks.
Dk doesn't have any abilities that benefit from BLOCKING, so I decided to raise the
duration of blood protection and put on a new effect that needs the BLOCK.
 
-> Shadow shield (wings):
  - Damage reduction calculation:
                                (MD/3) + PD
                                --------------
                                      37
 
                                 MD = Magic Defense
                                 PD = Physical Defense
    NOTE: Skills that increase defense (both types) of both guild and classes, not
    will be counted, neither consumables nor t5 talents. Only the defense of the equipment (which increases with the magnification
    location) runes and equipment bonuses (15% shield and Set coliseum for example) will be
    counted.
 
Example 1:
 
 

 
7215/3 + 13380    2405 + 13380    15785
   -------------- =  ------------      =  ----- = 426,62
          37                      37                   37
 
That was the most defense I got (No guild buff, as it won't be counted)
a total of 426 damage reduction. There are very few who reach this level, apart from this
assembly is pretty bad.
 
Example 2:

 
4763/3 + 8675    1587,66 + 8675    10262,67    
   ------------- =  --------------     =  -------- = 277
        37                       37                      37
 
These devices are full +7, to have a more real scenario, there was a total reduction of 277,
  which I think is good for +7.
For those who think nothing has changed, I made a test with my Character, the reduction increased by
102.
 
-> Secret reserves:
 - The skill will now heal a part of your maximum health over time:
   1/4 - Effect lasts 9s, heals every 3s and heals a total of 30% of maximum health.
   2/4 - Effect lasts 9s, heals every 3s and heals a total of 40% of maximum health.
   3/4 - Effect lasts 6s, heals every 2s and heals for a total of 60% of maximum health.
   4/4 - Effect lasts 4.5s, heals every 1.5s and heals a total of 80% of maximum health.
     NOTE: The skill activates when your health drops to 40%
                 The skill has a cooldown time of 1:40m
 Example (Reserves 4/4): Your character has 8000 hp. Your life went down to 3200 (40%)
 the effect activates already healing once, heals 1.5s after activated, 3s after activated and 4.5s
after activated. Ie healed 4 times. As the total healing is 80%(6400), each hit heals 20%
of maximum life, ie 1600 hp.
  Now reserves will depend on dk's hp, will heal faster and will heal more hp as well.
 Those were the changes I thought, of course it doesn't have to be 100% of what I put in here,
but i believe they are good changes.
 
Sorry for any errors, I used the translator.

this is a warzone....
 

this is a warzone....
 

its to say that they're gonna do a bigger rebalance update than usual later this year or early in the next, so they're encouraging to write more in the class topics in this way they can have more info to work on
said that, dont touch my son stoneskin

its to say that they're gonna do a bigger rebalance update than usual later this year or early in the next, so they're encouraging to write more in the class topics in this way they can have more info to work on
said that, dont touch my son stoneskin

either lower the price of give more knowledge when ur further in the game along higher daily caps, it could raise every 10 levels by 400/450 (with also increase of knowledge given by quests further in the game) in order to allow players to get eught knowledge considering that them will  be expanded and for what i see now them are about up for lvl 12 the talents in order to have effect, so either that or lower the price, for now the grind seems pointless for casuals and also in the long run if the costs will go up it may probaly face the cap (in game but in all cases its inevaitable) or the cap of players are willing to grind for (wich can be prevented)

its the first case, for make it simple make that you have an counter that goes up each time u take damage, each time that counter reaches the amount equivalent to 40% hp, it triggers, getting heal wont touch the counter by not even a bit, even if i consider to make the skill viable it should be something about an increase of health regeneration or to decrease the treshold that it needs to go trought for triggering to atleast 20% total hp

its the first case, for make it simple make that you have an counter that goes up each time u take damage, each time that counter reaches the amount equivalent to 40% hp, it triggers, getting heal wont touch the counter by not even a bit, even if i consider to make the skill viable it should be something about an increase of health regeneration or to decrease the treshold that it needs to go trought for triggering to atleast 20% total hp

in case the first one gets resisted and while mooving it helps affect new enemies encountered

Google Translate:
 
Friends! Local residents of Langasard witnessed the incredible divine power. With just a wave of his hands, the valiant Paladin flooded the entire cathedral with bright light, and his allies miraculously began to heal.
How did he do it?
 
 

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yes it can be a change wich can be done in terms to rebalance for give the magic templar a bigger chance
what if it worked differently depending on the weapon in use? making that while using staff it bases on magic damage and pushes back the enemy instead of moove it behind you? it would garant the templar a better place in the support by being able to keep dangerous melee classes like barbarians and rogues away, ofcourse there other with similar skills (fear, or the ranger's scatter arrow) but it would be a bit better since the isntant pushback and the stun wich might need a change or 2 for the changin of how the skill works, maybe some edit in the cast range too while using staff
i think this would also make the templar more interesting to play 
yeah it should, it would give it some minimal extra effectiveness in pvp scenarios(protect the backline or frontline from heavy hitting skills, but the change whould be still minimal if the enemy just destroys the statue with thier aoes) too along protecting the team from aoe skills during pve, it would cause the statue to stand less due the extra damage it is deviating
yes, i think no class at all should suffer of this, its frustating.
i didnt play templar so i based it off what i know in general about the sentinels and also templar, and considering how it would make the templar a bit more appealing to play (and effective) on a external standpoint, but i gave low consideration on the pvp aspect of it all

only if i find something challenging and fun to do i will be active again, as for now, i rarely log to do thing due the lack of pve content that requires more attention into such.

yes it can be a change wich can be done in terms to rebalance for give the magic templar a bigger chance
what if it worked differently depending on the weapon in use? making that while using staff it bases on magic damage and pushes back the enemy instead of moove it behind you? it would garant the templar a better place in the support by being able to keep dangerous melee classes like barbarians and rogues away, ofcourse there other with similar skills (fear, or the ranger's scatter arrow) but it would be a bit better since the isntant pushback and the stun wich might need a change or 2 for the changin of how the skill works, maybe some edit in the cast range too while using staff
i think this would also make the templar more interesting to play 
yeah it should, it would give it some minimal extra effectiveness in pvp scenarios(protect the backline or frontline from heavy hitting skills, but the change whould be still minimal if the enemy just destroys the statue with thier aoes) too along protecting the team from aoe skills during pve, it would cause the statue to stand less due the extra damage it is deviating
yes, i think no class at all should suffer of this, its frustating.
i didnt play templar so i based it off what i know in general about the sentinels and also templar, and considering how it would make the templar a bit more appealing to play (and effective) on a external standpoint, but i gave low consideration on the pvp aspect of it all

the issue was that the totem can stacked too much, wich if the players are able to maintain thier position aiganist classes such as templars (wich are able to moove thier locations) can be highly exagerated since it can be endlessy stacked, thats why the passive healing has a limit, its for prevent an insanely high amount of passive healing and making the one target immortal
what would happen in general is that at the start the attackers would menage to cause casualities on the enemy guild, for then have less and less (wich means more totems that might be healing the same player/s) causing it at the having one player and too many totems around, limit it to the party can cause issues to its utility, even if would be an neat balance, but can turn out very problematic due the players not being able to reconize the totem of thier shaman or still having single groups of shamans all together wich will just... well, stack up thier totems, and be problematic to kill while giving healing buffs to everyone else, the best option is that other already suggested, limit the amount of totems that can heal one player, preventing the overtstacking of passive healings 
owever the limit should be eught to make the players still hard to kill, but not immortal at the same time, giving that one thing the templars will be ideal thanks to thier controlling skills capable to moove away players

i am here
once again
for the thing
wich up there 
i asked
and i will ask again
players should be able to become a crab and rave, and im not giving up

i am here
once again
for the thing
wich up there 
i asked
and i will ask again
players should be able to become a crab and rave, and im not giving up