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@nitocris83 Normally when someone says content is too hard in Neverwinter, I'll look at their gear and try advise on how to improve that because their stats needs a lot of work. I recently made a new Fighter Tank during the Neverember Recruitment event. I'm at 48k IL with 75% Defense, 60% Awareness and 50% Crit Avoidance. My friends convinced me to tank a HC VOS for them since somebody just needed a complete to craft a Band of Air. I unwillingly agreed to tank for them. We completed and I got the Night Diamond Shard as proof. So my 1st VOS completed on my tank was a Hard Core VOS 
My issue: When I tried to tank an Ancient Dragon without mods, I was less successful. I know i don't have 90% on my defensive stats, but how in the world would a 22k IL tank be able to do this? We get scaled up to 50K, but what type of stats would a tank have at 22k? This is a serious flaw in my opinion. Yes, you can say that a 22k IL player have no business doing Ancient Dragons, but why allow them to do it when there is no chance of success? We all know that minimum requirements in Neverwinter has always been questionable, but having ppl scaled up while they have virtually no chance of success is clearly a mistake. I'm not asking for a nerf like how you are making normal tiamat into baby tiamat, but please rethink how scaling affects players with these ancient dragons.
My issue: When I tried to tank an Ancient Dragon without mods, I was less successful. I know i don't have 90% on my defensive stats, but how in the world would a 22k IL tank be able to do this? We get scaled up to 50K, but what type of stats would a tank have at 22k? This is a serious flaw in my opinion. Yes, you can say that a 22k IL player have no business doing Ancient Dragons, but why allow them to do it when there is no chance of success? We all know that minimum requirements in Neverwinter has always been questionable, but having ppl scaled up while they have virtually no chance of success is clearly a mistake. I'm not asking for a nerf like how you are making normal tiamat into baby tiamat, but please rethink how scaling affects players with these ancient dragons.
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