Dualwield vs Twohanded

[Slartibartfast]

Originally Posted by Iliares

Off hand weapon brings more ballance to classes by adding extra bonuses to beat shields and arrows. Don't ask about mages as long as they have extra spell tree.

Extra spell tree? Be more precise, staff mastery or enchatments? Can't decide which one is more usable.

[Truewar]

Originally Posted by Slartibartfast

Extra spell tree? Be more precise, staff mastery or enchatments? Can't decide which one is more usable.

Neither. Mages get 3 additional spell trees after choosing subclass. Other classes - just 2.
It doesn't matter if you do not use them. You still have extra power points.
This difference between classes makes balancing harder.

[pieceofmeat]

Originally Posted by Iliares

Neither. Mages get 3 additional spell trees after choosing subclass. Other classes - just 2.
It doesn't matter if you do not use them. You still have extra power points.
This difference between classes makes balancing harder.

PP sinks for basic functionality, to cover much higher cast times, higher mana cost and lower mana regeneration and not to mention basic damage dealing.

[Truewar]

Originally Posted by pieceofmeat

PP sinks for basic functionality, to cover much higher cast times, higher mana cost and lower mana regeneration and not to mention basic damage dealing.

low mana regeneration is compensated with ambit.sacr.

we can discuss a lot about it. But still warlock could deal with 2-3 warriors\hunters trying to catch him. I see that a lot. Youtube is full of such videos.

[pieceofmeat]

Originally Posted by Iliares

low mana regeneration is compensated with ambit.sacr.

we can discuss a lot about it. But still warlock could deal with 2-3 warriors\hunters trying to catch him. I see that a lot. Youtube is full of such videos.

Yeah thats what i said! You seem to get it, thats 5pp for AS, 5pp for AD and another 15-20pp for damage.

Hunters cant reach locks? Thats news to me, you barely need mobility for that.

I wouldnt bet on a warlock against 3 warriors either, thats if they work together instead of mindlessly rushing into CCs one by one.

[Truewar]

Originally Posted by pieceofmeat

Yeah thats what i said! You seem to get it, thats 5pp for AS, 5pp for AD and another 15-20pp for damage.

Hunters cant reach locks? Thats news to me, you barely need mobility for that.

I wouldnt bet on a warlock against 3 warriors either, thats if they work together instead of mindlessly rushing into CCs one by one.

Hunters can reach warlock, as well as barbarians. Yeah, those 3 warriors need to cooperate skills and coordinate movements to kill 1 warlock. That's a balance

[pieceofmeat]

Originally Posted by Iliares

Hunters can reach warlock, as well as barbarians. Yeah, those 3 warriors need to cooperate skills and coordinate movements to kill 1 warlock. That's a balance

You make holding back a little outside CC range and casting a buff on eachother sound so hard.