First of all, it -is- the best single trans class for both pvp and bashing. Anyone who argues that is silly.
Lol. You have fun bashing without trans'd fitness and willpower. Tell me how that works out for you.
Meanwhile a Knight with 100 lessons into fitness can bash for days. As for pvp... Just lol. Blademaster would like a word with you, not to mention Sylvan (which I'm guessing you also still claim is overpowered).
Do you ACTUALLY research things? Or do you just find random one-off logs of a class used by a proficient person, and base everything you say off of that? God damn I hate agreeing with @Jovolo, but he is right in what he said. Also, 4 spears is not burst damage. They don't all hit at once or with rapid succession. That's what normal people like to call 'sustained damage' - Nevermind the fact Cooper is decently artifacted.
I know I shouldn't respond to this. but for information sake. Assuming you take a break to pee/poop/make food/smoke/what not sleeping/meditating isn't that bad.
As far as single trans combat goes. I don't think there is a "best" class in game let alone best single trans..
And it's been awhile but I also don't think monk bashing is as good as blademasters with out transmute/numb until maybe higher levels where the 3 crit chance comes in more.
But as far as single trans tekura vs twoarts vs chivalry.. Tekura is going to be hard to kill anything more than a nub with out the support from your other two trees.
Blademaster is the same way unless your accounting for strike feet and hamstring which then i'd give Blademaster a better 1v1 than monk.
Knight, with out Necromancy/Devotion/Runelore your giving up half your class to start with. And that's assuming that your also spending lessons to get rapiers.. but you can still prefarar/curuare your way to victory.
Point is however. These arguments are ridiculous why does Copper not being able to take burst dps or not have anything to do with single trans abilities to start with and why would bashing -ever- be brought up in a combat log section.
Nah. It was my idea in Eleusis to call out ally targets (in hopes that people might trigger it and heal me or others ). Me and Rangor had a lot of the same callouts purposefully and shared a lot of things. Eleusian autobots are a necessity there for some of them to enjoy fighting.
Hirst and a few others called ally targets already when I got to Ashtan. Nothing new to them there.
Why other cities play behind the curve and don't work on these things only hurts them. @Niks had a good start in Targ but that seems to have been lost.
Can angel aura, hands, heal, reflect, defend, deliver them from harms way. There's a huge advantage if people are flailing around trying to kill a target that's well out of reach before someone calls a new target.
@jhui - lack of devotionists in general, they need to give us SoulNames so we can prone/aeon/impale/break shields (might as well make them chainable too!) to get people to switch back to our factional class. Long live bloodswear!
You guys need something flashy. Insta-inquisition + manaleech + mana-dmg that scales with the mana level the person died with in reverse up to 50% off the top of my head
Seriously? When I poked, someone (Greys I think) said you (Targ specifically) were overflowing with Priests. Maybe it's just them, and you'd prefer more Paladins? I'm a little out of the loop on that side of things.
Although that was like a month ago, too.
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@Achilles re: not enough Devotionists
Seriously? When I poked, someone (Greys I think) said you (Targ specifically) were overflowing with Priests. Maybe it's just them, and you'd prefer more Paladins? I'm a little out of the loop on that side of things.
Although that was like a month ago, too.
Not when I'm logged in, its not uncommon for Targ to have 10+ people on CWHO and not a single devotionist. And its easy to understand why, Paladins and Priests are massively redundant which wasn't addressed last class lead (even though this was acknowledged by admin at Ironcon I add!).
Ally targets are also good so you can have priestess/empress aliases separate from your regular targetting. Lets you fall back to play defensively while not removing target highlights and tracking. This is the reason I use an ally target variable anyways.
Only classes overflowing in Targ right now are monks and BMs.
Ally targets are also good so you can have priestess/empress aliases separate from your regular targetting. Lets you fall back to play defensively while not removing target highlights and tracking. This is the reason I use an ally target variable anyways.
Only classes overflowing in Targ right now are monks and BMs.
BM, yes. Monks, not so much. We really need to get houses, to draw more people into our city.
Not sure what's stopping Targ from coming up with more complex tactics. Perhaps it's the lack of raiding at the moment. It seems Targossas is behind the curve while Mhaldor and Eleusis are pretty ahead on the coordination/teamwork curve (Further ahead than Ashtan imo - we still win because we have more arties though :P - because they have been pretty much non-stop raiding eachother for as long as my character has been breathing and probably for 300 years before that.
One thing you may or may not have noticed is we've gotten pretty good at truelocking often in one round of attacks. It's not autobots nor is it some complicated coding process - we just announce everything over party and then we practice trying to eliminate redundancy by not doing the same thing everyone else is doing.
I don't think I agree with mhaldor being ahead of ashtan in teamwork. Maybe just because jhui/Dunn/nemutaur work so well together I don't see the rest.
I'd say Ashtan's core ~5 people that always raids together has the best coordination right now, but Eleusis/Mhaldor probably have better coordination than the larger raid groups from Ashtan.
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Mhaldor ranks maybe third or fourth on teamwork imo. They lost a lot of their core leaders and the majority aren't that interested in fighting. Ashtan and Eleusis are the best of the bunch. To be fair, Eleusis' factional classes do have ridic synergy in melee. (Heartseed + Sentinel handaxe truelock or pound. So nasty)
I think Targ has quite a bit of potential when it comes to synergy, but it's really hard to get people to bite. The basic strategy for us is to just go in, pound one person, pound another person, etc. until we're either all dead or you guys are dead/earringed away. There's also such a lack of interest in practicing our tactics inside the arena that it kind of makes it so we have to test ideas out in 'live fire' so to speak.
Hasar is a really good organiser, I dunno how he does it honestly. Whenever I lead we always lose like 10 (mhaldor) vs 3 (enemy). I hate leading (and suck at it).
I think Targ has quite a bit of potential when it comes to synergy, but it's really hard to get people to bite. The basic strategy for us is to just go in, pound one person, pound another person, etc. until we're either all dead or you guys are dead/earringed away. There's also such a lack of interest in practicing our tactics inside the arena that it kind of makes it so we have to test ideas out in 'live fire' so to speak.
We never go into the arena. The only time you ever see arena events in Ashtan is when we're reeeeeeeeallllllly bored. Have to just keep doing 'live fire' and then you get better.
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That's weird, because just a few days I learned only the bearer of the spear's mark can throw it.
Woah. Monks can make soulspears.
Maybe you're right. We SHOULD nerf monks.
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Seriously? When I poked, someone (Greys I think) said you (Targ specifically) were overflowing with Priests. Maybe it's just them, and you'd prefer more Paladins? I'm a little out of the loop on that side of things.
Although that was like a month ago, too.
Only classes overflowing in Targ right now are monks and BMs.
Given this was spur of the moment we all ended up brawling north of Eleusian gatehouse, but yeah. Got stomped.
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