#Strong potion of healing oblivion full

Maybe a simpler solution is giving armor pen out in much higher numbers. Tank metas are stinky and they belong in pve. Defense that requires zero input > defense that requires reflexes and action. Passive defense should be easier to counter, not harder! Got plenty of counters to active defenses(rolling, blocking, shield spells, stealth, staying at range), but passive defense(armor and hp) for some reason is ok. WE NEED A TANK KILLER SET!!!(that actually works and preferably melee range only) A light armor 20k hp target would get tickled by such a set, but a 30k hp heavy armor build would take massive hits.

Give me a set that I can swap to that has big armor pen and a 5pc that makes ALL damage higher or lower depending on the hp and armor of the target. Big hp bars with yuge resistances as far as the eye can see. This current meta feels like it needs an oblivion damage buff. The fact that all or any of the things weвЂ™ve mentioned damage, sustain, healing, tankiness, you can get any of these from multiple different sources itвЂ™s a blessing and a curse. Or this mundus, or this champion point setup. Your heals donвЂ™t work try this set, or this race, or this class. Your skill doesnвЂ™t do damage try this set, or this race, or this class. But, as interesting as theory crafty has been I do think this game has too many options, which makes it impossible to balance. I am the type of person who loves options, in fact I will make potentially bad life choices just to have more options available.

I donвЂ™t like the idea of including a support role because some classes either donвЂ™t have it, waste too much building for it, or itвЂ™s just completely terrible even if they do build for it. Or maybe put off to the side as an exception or caveat, as IвЂ™m not sure how I feel about a player building to infinitely spam 1 skill. I was building my argument around the mmo holy trinity, but with respect to eso theory crafting sustainability should probably be its own category. Using this method, you could balance a skill by simply adjusting how a skill effect scales with its related stat. If that build wanted more sustainment, then it would need to sacrifice its damage. Ideally, a build could maximize its damage potential, but only by completely sacrificing sustainment and support potential. Skills can have multiple effects that fall under different categories, but the effectiveness of those effects should be determined by the stats invested in them. The way I see it, all skill effects fall into one of three categories sustainment, damage, and support. вЂњLions donвЂ™t eat other lions, they eat gazelles.вЂќДЄctually, I always thought that no one build should excel in more than 1 category. You could make an argument about a specific team composition being the strongest, but outside of maybe BGвЂ™s there isnвЂ™t much reward for good players to fight good players in Cyrodiil. So if they are a tank damage dealer you focus on debuffing their heals since you know thatвЂ™s their weakest point. Just doing any 2 вЂњshouldвЂќ be ok, as there would be mathematical method for victory. (Each of the 3 things: 1) tank, 2) heal, 3) damage )

#Strong potion of healing oblivion full

The norm should be 2 out of 3, but some classes/builds are a full 3/3. There is no sacrifice to some builds/classes. The only problem with tank builds is that you can build them so they heal & do damage the same or better than others. No wonder we have 'Tank Meta' and we will keep having it as 2 biggest counter to tank & health based builds were nerfed to oblivion (pun intended). The whole irony is that people were crying to nerf those in the past (and it happened) and now we have 'Tank Meta'. (5 items) Decreases weapon enchantment cooldown by 33% and increases non Oblivion Damage weapon enchantment potency by 45%. Torug's Pact 5 pcs bonus basically says it all: ^ Oblivion dmg was reduced to some tiny laughable values and is now on some situational sets only + enchant. Those things apparently were considered too strong in PvP so both of them got nerfed pretty hard.Д«leed dmg now is basically a physical DOT dmg (it no longer ignores resistance). It was ignoring resistance but there was something different about it (I don't rememberer what it was, probably it was still affected by dmg shield or something like that). Oblivion dmg used to be primarily used in PvP, as it is a dmg type that ignores armour / shield / resistance - in short it deals dmg straight to health bar.Д«leed dmg used to work similar.