Post by divey on Feb 11, 2019 3:32:58 GMT -5
I know the actual profession perks and capabilities haven't been detailed but..
In previous wipes there were a pretty low count of skillcards/jutsu needed to advance a tier in a profession. For example, T2 Kenjutsu required 2 kenjutsu skillcards. There was no regard for what rank they needed to be, and so that could just be two D-ranks. That wipe there was also a lot of generalists. Most builds went something like 2 elements and a cqc spec to supplement. The problem was that all people ended up being even on all fields, which doesn't properly demonstrate the cons of being a generalist.
I think the skillcards required to advance tiers should be raised. An elementalist with taijutsu to supplement their build shouldn't be able to go punch for punch with a taijutsu specialist.. but since they had the same tier, it happened. I think there should be more time dedicated to achieving higher tiers of a profession. That way, people who focus on a certain thing are indirectly rewarded with (generally) being better than someone who has that same profession as a supplement.
It also forces people to play to the strengths of their build more, instead of everyone being even in cqc and jutsu usage..
and it eliminates any sort of arguments for WoN's stupid ass +.5 affinities.
tl;dr Raise skillcards required to advance professions. It makes the game better. Not everyone should be the same level in everything.
In previous wipes there were a pretty low count of skillcards/jutsu needed to advance a tier in a profession. For example, T2 Kenjutsu required 2 kenjutsu skillcards. There was no regard for what rank they needed to be, and so that could just be two D-ranks. That wipe there was also a lot of generalists. Most builds went something like 2 elements and a cqc spec to supplement. The problem was that all people ended up being even on all fields, which doesn't properly demonstrate the cons of being a generalist.
I think the skillcards required to advance tiers should be raised. An elementalist with taijutsu to supplement their build shouldn't be able to go punch for punch with a taijutsu specialist.. but since they had the same tier, it happened. I think there should be more time dedicated to achieving higher tiers of a profession. That way, people who focus on a certain thing are indirectly rewarded with (generally) being better than someone who has that same profession as a supplement.
It also forces people to play to the strengths of their build more, instead of everyone being even in cqc and jutsu usage..
and it eliminates any sort of arguments for WoN's stupid ass +.5 affinities.
tl;dr Raise skillcards required to advance professions. It makes the game better. Not everyone should be the same level in everything.
