think they need attack speed boost,in game videos looks like they hitting in slow motion if u compare them to rouges and their attack speed
Are you surprised that a rogue wielding daggers that are a fraction of the size of a sword can attack more quickly? Faster, weaker strikes versus slower, stronger strikes has been a balance staple since RPGs began.
bloodsuckingparasiteMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited February 2013
Rogues should be able to attack faster, they're agile, and recieve less hps per level than a fighter. Their best defense is speed. I'm not even sure how they plan on dealing with aggro management and sneak attack damage.
Fighters are lugging around in heavy armor (full plate from the looks of the video) which has a max dex armor bonus (if they plan on keeping this close to DnD or just stapling the name to their title to make it look good), they recieve more hps per level than a rogue.
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denkasaebaMember, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 0Arc User
Fighters are lugging around in heavy armor (full plate from the looks of the video) which has a max dex armor bonus (if they plan on keeping this close to DnD or just stapling the name to their title to make it look good), they recieve more hps per level than a rogue.
This is a 3.5 edition rule. In 4e heavy armor doesn't have any dex bonus to AC, but it scales with levels.
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bloodsuckingparasiteMember, Neverwinter Beta Users, Neverwinter Guardian UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited February 2013
Yeah, I'm looking up the 4e rules just to double check and notice a lot of things I'm not used to.
The point still stands that rogues are nimble and squishier than a beefy fighter in heavy armor.
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iamtruthseekerMember, Moonstars, Neverwinter Beta UsersPosts: 0Arc User
edited February 2013
The question is if the speeds are so disparate to need a re-balance. The weekend test will be the decider of that.
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Daggers attack faster than swords and definitely faster than a greatsword.
Are you surprised that a rogue wielding daggers that are a fraction of the size of a sword can attack more quickly? Faster, weaker strikes versus slower, stronger strikes has been a balance staple since RPGs began.
Dagger 1d4
GS 2d6
To achieve even comparable MMO DPS the dagger needs to hit a bit more often
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Fighters are lugging around in heavy armor (full plate from the looks of the video) which has a max dex armor bonus (if they plan on keeping this close to DnD or just stapling the name to their title to make it look good), they recieve more hps per level than a rogue.
This is a 3.5 edition rule. In 4e heavy armor doesn't have any dex bonus to AC, but it scales with levels.
St. Augustinus
The point still stands that rogues are nimble and squishier than a beefy fighter in heavy armor.