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Epic Hokage ninja nerf proof.
hordok
Member, Neverwinter Beta Users Posts: 9 Arc User
You're a halfling and not a halforc. You also have 19 strength clearly you have no idea what you're doing. So you're a scrub and please go back to tera you weaboo.
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While you may or may not be right, it has absolutely no bearing on the fact that they nerfed the damage on the skill by about 60%. I just hit a lashing blade at level 20 for 2200 damage, and his at 60 in full gear are only doing 3500?
"Nerf paper. Scissors are just fine. Thanks." - Rock
19 strength EVERYTHING YOU SAY IS INVALID!!!
Not being a halforc and have **** stats do that.
No, it doesn't. 5% crit damage would take his 3500crit to ~3600 at best. Being "low" strength might be responsible for another 5% damage at worst, so take it to 3800. Doesn't explain going from over 10k damage to 3.5k damage. Don't be a twit.
"Nerf paper. Scissors are just fine. Thanks." - Rock
These numbers don't show a nerf at all. all they show is you attacking a high armor target.
^ this.
The number between brackets shows your dmg output before mitigation.
So, you hit for 10k, but due to defense & probably deflection it was severly reduced.
Learn about the game mechanics next time before going all emo.
(20' Burst)(Personal)(22s cooldown)
Creates a shimmering shield at target location that reduces incoming damage to allies in its protective circle.
Divinity: Allies now Regenerate while in its radius.
Okay, here is the deal. Next time you see cleric uses this power, save your lashing blade. /Thread?
They did not nerf the skill at all, they only made it the same as every other rogue skill so it was diminished by defense and armor.
staying up all night with no sleep is now a skill ?
If it is not a bug then they need to slightly increase its damage in PvP.
RE: Classes, etc. - While a class may give you a few points of advantage here and there, it is not something that rules your class. The player makes the character. The sheep above who tried to argue that you have to be a Half Orc to play a Rogue is so sorely mistaken, and no one can be that ignorant, so the only logical thing to assume is that he is trolling. Since I am correct on that, I will aim this reply at those who actually wish to get something out of this response:
I have seen MANY players since the start of the Betas perform outstandingly well on their class regardless of Race. Since this is a Rogue thread, I'll happily refer any doubters to the Halfling, Elf, Tiefling (spelling on that? WTF kind of Spell Check doesn't recognize Tiefling? j/k), Drow and Human players I have seen do massive damage as a Rogue.
To be perfectly honest I have not seen a single Half-Orc in any of my teams since they were released. Does this mean they suck? Nope. It just means I see a LOT of other classes excel in their role because the player knows what the heck they are doing. Play your character because you LIKE your character. In the true spirit of D&D, don't be afraid to BE your character in this game. If you want pre-made stats to dictate your game-play, then an MMO is not for you, and you may wish to play something more along your lines, like a first person shooter or something, where stats are the only thing that matters and teamwork doesn't.
RE: Strategy - some of the posts in this thread nailed it right on - strategy. Learn your cooldowns . . . use them when they will be most effective. This is crucial regardless of what class you play. Heck, it's crucial no matter what MMO you play. Get to know your abilities and don;t be afraid to experiment. For single targets, I very highly recommend the "Test your Might" Foundry Mission, which I use a lot to test builds on single targets before going into Foundry maps with crowd control challenges. Once I am happy, I get back out into the world and continue my adventures. Is this what you should do? I cannot say. I am only saying that this method works for me in getting to know my character and what he can do based on my play styles. About every 10 levels I take a break from questing and re-assess my skills and adapt. Hopefully this method will work for others as well, thus why I share it here.
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I just wanted to say that teamwork absolutely matters in FPS games. Maybe you've played too much CoD or something but in games like Quake 3 Arena, Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory etc etc you will fail pretty hard if you're not working as a team.
And I will be the first to admit I do not play FPS games, so thanks for adding that input. I have had so many roommates come and go that play FPS and they all had the same state of mind as I described, so perhaps my personal experience watching them play has tainted my view of FPS.
So even in the FPS world - teamwork can be crucial, then. Stats help, but I have not yet seen stats hold anyone back from being an AWESOME teammate in Neverwinter thus far.
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now it aint
its not a nerf they fixed the skill
i still hit 30k+ average Lashing: Flank
22k+ average lashing: regular
(the average damage calculated by ACT and in pve group with full buffs and 9000 gear score and no potions)
p.s: i'm halfling with 20 base STR, 18 charisma, 27 dex