silentnight warrior.2714

> @"snoow.1694" said: > First thing - none of ArenaNets changes were unjustified and they all hit on the spot, but they still forgot some issues > > 1 - The much demanded Reaper and Lich Form Nerf > > 2 - Heralds will now harrass people with abnormal damage coupled with a restart button in Glint Heal and insane mobility > > 3 - Removing Trapper Runes which get exploited by DH's while offering options by buffing Power Damage - once they drop in 5 seconds, no one will run full glasscanon variants ever again - and maybe a rework of Firebrand > > 4 - Small Weaver Damage Buff that would put the spec back on the spotlight > > 5 - Mesmer Sustain Buff - with the nerfs to Thieves/Engi Nades and some more sustainability Mesmer could be back in the game > > 6 - Small Warrior Damage Buff - since they lost alot of it when CC‘s were nerfed From all your points, i wont agree with number five. Since last patch i have seen power mesmers (Chronos in this case) with great surviability (less damage overall in game does that) winning 1v2 in side nodes and sometimes middle. With all the visual cluster as a bonus for you.

> @"RedShark.9548" said: > Dude, you must be new to gw2. > Buffing every class instead of nerfing 1 is what got us to what we got now. They used to just buff everything and the powercreep went out of controll, everybody just oneshotting each other. Thats the whole reason why they toned down everything and they sure as hell dont want to start the same thing over again. Tottaly agree with this. I´ve played GW2 since day one and i can confirm this. In the begining there were live broadcast explaining and debating the balance changes in the game. In those golden times build diversity existed. After those times, i even witnessed a deserved nerf being reversed because people cried so much in the forums. Right now balance changes are moving in a good direction. There are more builds to be adjusted but if they continue nerfing little by little the overperforming ones, they will achieve some sorte of balance and build diversity in the future.