There gonna be no nerfs...but we kill Brands, Winter Orb, Blade Vortex and Arc. Enjoy.

Each new league same old discussion. Man, I love the tears.

People playing obviously ridiculously OP skills, and then they complain when they get nerfed. Obviously GGG has its share of the fault for releasing said OP skills, but com on people stop crying over obvious netfs.

Ppl would always seek for the OP and EZ-mode skills, deal with that.

You think, that Winter Orb is OP and must be nerfed? Ok, no problem - ppl would find another one, that is OP too and possibly, this would be your lovely non-OP (yet) skill, that would be abused by most and then nerfed to the dust.

This is eternal story and would never have changed, never.

Patch notes aren't even out yet guys.

However,I really doubt they are going to completely dumpster Armageddon Brand, Winter Orb or Storm Brand one league after introducing the shiny new toys.

They'll probably be nerfed but remain completely usable.

I quite enjoyed my storm brands, but I do recognise that they basically played a lot of the game for me and were too easy to make too good.

Way to be dramatic, if by kill you mean normalize then yes.

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grimfeather wrote:

Way to be dramatic, if by kill you mean normalize then yes.

Yes.

That's how the internet reacts to nerfs. In everything ever.

If something is not as best any more it is Ruined Forever.

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VolcanoElixir wrote:

psst

Spoiler

no amount of nerf will make Storm Brand not meta.

^This.

--> use storm brand to speed clear

--> use a newly buffed big woop skill to kill boss if your into that

enjoy "we nerfed storm brand league".

Peace,

-Boem-

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Strange - all this crying and no patch notes.

Is the sky falling again?

I had two possible builds for next league:

1) Chieftain + Hiero Scion for some totem action with the new spells.
2) Slayer + Elementalist Scion with BV as main DMG source.


Option 2 is still in reach depending how bad the numbers for BV really are and how the new supports and new passives compensate for the spell DMG loss.