Synthesis Ascendancy Class Statistics
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Jugg here. Facetank forever.
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Trickster is amazing. You don't make something like that and then nerf it, you gotta bring everybody else up to that level
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Well 3.6.0 was a caster focused expansion, so it's no wonder that witch and it's ascendancies are at the top, along with some templar/shadow.
Last edited by Paldamus#1328 on May 29, 2019, 11:47:45 AM
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" The difference there is that already-popular classes were buffed: even without the buffs those builds would have been on top - the buffs just made some people who played those builds stronger. From my point of view 3.6 wasn't a buff but a nerf to casters: I played two arc witches, one in Synthesis and one in Flashback, and they both seem a whole lot weaker than the exact same build in 3.5. I did know in advance that arc was being nerfed, but I guess I was just too stubborn and chose to stick with my trusty class in spite of that, under the justification that it was the caster league. If sticking with a caster in caster-league felt unsatisfying, changing to a melee class for melee league is likely to go wrong in exactly the same way. I have a pre-existing RF Chieftain who'll be in Standard when Legion launches: if he's not instantly better than he was in 3.6, I'll probably just disregard the whole melee angle and just roll another arc witch. |
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