pvp against r9 final cast+12's

Skillspamming is all about setup, not about the constant dps an aps sin delivers. A DPH sin basically tries to maximize its damage with zerks, crits, and zerkcrits. The main advantage of a DPH sin is its survivability - however, it's forced to rely on more luck (or self made luck) to kill its targets.

Basically, the only way you're going to kill a tanky target is with lots of debuffs and a lucky sequence of spikes - sitting there stunlocking won't do **** unless you hit on that zerk crit with an 8% to occur. Get them down to about half HP after you've wasted most of their immunities, then if you're sure of a kill, pour all your stuff into it.

Typically, I freeze (or stun), powerdash with tangling mire and extreme poison, then use some of the quicker attacks (thorn, twin strike) to get as many attacks in as possible, and therefore have as many spikes as possible. If you get lucky, you get a sequence of crits and zerks that finish off your target. If not, wait and try again later.

Assassin skills actually deal a great amount of damage; however, in the endgame world, you hit significantly less than normal. (Esp a wizzie; physical shield barrier.)

I haven't fought against an AA yet, but the best thing to do is to time your locks accordingly. Save your shadow tele and jumps for whenever they get purified, and watch their buffs closely. It's all about Chi and CD management at this point.

HideYoHubby - Archosaur wrote: »

Actually shadow tele wont help with purify proc. They will have 5s immunity to movement debuffs, stuns included. Only thing you can do to them at that point is seal them to prevent them from hitting you. With R93rd cast wizzies, the only thing that I can find killing them as a sin is skillspamming as apsing procs archane defense and has higher chance to proc purify proc. R93rd JoSD casters are pretty much unkillable w/o zerk crits for sins.

When I said shadow tele, I assumed it's understood that you cast it once it wears off. 5 seconds of holy path speed makes any r9r2 caster not within attack range, so once it wears off, just shadow tele to stun them and begin another stun lock in hopes it doesn't proc again.

Most R9r2 people I fight like to purify proc run away 50 meters before attempting another attack, which is enough time for it to wear off and by then they should be within the 35 meter range of shadow tele/demon shadow jump.

And thus, a new era of overpowered Arcanes hath been ushered in. Thine fish people hath lost the taste of power they once held above all else and seek to regain their place as the most unbalanced class in the game. However, thine prophecy hath been fufilled, that one day Arcane users shall discover a way to defeat the Assassins and that day is now. Fare the well melee users, may our Arcane over-lords treat us with compassion and kindness.

vs same geared sin, wiz is at slight advantage if both players are highly skilled. if both are noob, then the wiz has a much higher advantage.