Daimyo

This is primarily aimed at scouts who have the ability to kill other classes (especially mages) in a few seconds. These problems affect grp vs. grp but more so solo/small grp pvp.

Why... do the immunity potions last so long, 10 seconds? and why can you cast the potions even when stunned and/or stifled, this doesn't make sense and just makes pvp trivial imo (especially for scouts).

For example, casting freedom of mind potion gives you 10 seconds of immunity versus stun and stifle, which gives the caster more than enough time to negate the primal abilities of several classes, but especially enchanters. Enchanters also have to put up with immunity to these effects which only doubles the error against them.

The same is true for other potions e.g. freedom of action, while this and mind cannot be cast simulateneously, they grant the user plenty of time to kill any foe before they can stun/stifle.

I realise there is a re-cast of 15 minues on these potions, but unless you are sitting at the dox in KP, the chances of getting another fight solo are remote (and i play on nagafen). As a scout my potions are up almost every fight and I never back down personally.

It would be my recommendation to not allow casting of potions while stunned/stifled and to reduce the duration of such potions to ~1 second. Relying on your grp members for cures should be applicable (you should also be able to use cures on your allies imo).

~Daimyo

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The daimyo (大名, daimyō) were the most powerful feudal rulers from the 10th century to the 19th century in Japan. From the shugo of the muromachi period through the sengoku to the daimyo of the Edo period, the rank had a long and varied history. It was usually, though not exclusively, from these warlords that a shogun arose.

aeeron

if its a real fight i just use the signets anyway

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SacDaddy

why? because this game wasn't intended for PvP. /gasp

Borias

If you can't use a signet or potion, would enchanters ever lose in a 1-1 except in extremely warped situations?

firamas

You could say the same thing about other classes too. Brigands, for one. If someone couldn't break my stunlock, they're dead. Period. 2 sec stun to interrupt your openers--force face root for 6 sec--tear away your mitigation--burst DPS right into your backside with no way to break away... dead.

Is that fair? =)

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Borias

Except that you aren't Brokensword, so it would probably take you about a minute and a half.

Phineus

That was dumb. Just because he beat cleveland 9 for 9 doesnt mean he sucks as bad as cleveland.

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OWNED OWNED OWNED

Faabio

Cleveland was horrible too though, they were both horrible.

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Zacii

daimyo, assassin.

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Originally Posted by Dreww
lol made my self retarded? Everything u say and post is a lie, or just the opposite, shut the fuck up and move out of mommies basement, and as for everyone who u play with, they suck at this game or have no say in it so regardless, u are a lieing sack of pussy shit
Did Dreww just say that everything I say is possibly true or possibly a lie? I think self ownage is more than a possibility

Daimyo

Im not an assassin... besides what the hell has that got to do with anything?

I'm suggesting we have potions (and signets/god powers) which do not negate a lot of abilities. The fights just boils down to simple melee, who has more ppl and button mashing..

sad..

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The daimyo (大名, daimyō) were the most powerful feudal rulers from the 10th century to the 19th century in Japan. From the shugo of the muromachi period through the sengoku to the daimyo of the Edo period, the rank had a long and varied history. It was usually, though not exclusively, from these warlords that a shogun arose.