This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "ancientgear" (Feb 5th 2016, 11:47pm)
... and numerous others Semi-retired
For buff/debuff
Psychic breakdown- Consumes all psi points and summons Sace's otherworldly demon to weaken the target for 15 seconds. 5% physical defence and 5% magical defence reduction for each psi points consumed.
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "timthum" (Feb 5th 2016, 6:03am)
i play warlock full time it is my main and i dont like this idea.
is there naturepoint pots for druids? NO
we don't need psi pots. if you are having psi problems try wl/ch there is an elite that helps with this.
to make warlock a more viable dps it just needs a few skills buffed slightly .
the problem is noone has a warlock tp maxed and endgame geared.
they are better than you may think.
full buffed can hit 120k int and 350k m att.(6 int/ma stats every piece of gear t9 and +20) i only hit 75k int at the moment been lazy with the gear
it takes 1.2 billion tp to max a wl/ch skills to lvl 95.
currently i have 698 mill tp so i am still a ways away from maxing the skills.
have you noticed on the skills the part that says it depends on skill lvl and lvl of enemy?
the difference in severed cons from say lvl 80 to 95 is significant.
when i see a wl with maxed skills and endgame geared then i would maybe consider looking at some sort of cd type skill if the player had a valid reason.but untill then i dont want changes to the skills as we know how well runewaker does this.
and wl is also a support dps.......wont ever be top of scrut compared to the ridiculous fotm classes.
is there naturepoint pots for druids? NO
is there naturepoint pots for druids? NO
I was waiting for someone make this silly comparison. A druid doesn't need any natures power to cast spells, excepting d/wd gift pulse. Natures power simply marginally enhances spells which can already be cast without natures power so it's completely different than psi, which is a prerequisite in order to be able to cast many spells, just like warriors require rage, rogues require energy, scouts require focus, mages/wardens/knights require mana, etc.. I'm sure the only reason there aren't psi pots is because warlocks are a newer class and they just overlooked it.
then change the warlock skills to work the same way. does the damage of a normal skill when cast without building psi up first, but multiply damage to current amount when psi is built up.is there naturepoint pots for druids? NO
I was waiting for someone make this silly comparison. A druid doesn't need any natures power to cast spells, excepting d/wd gift pulse. Natures power simply marginally enhances spells which can already be cast without natures power so it's completely different than psi, which is a prerequisite in order to be able to cast many spells, just like warriors require rage, rogues require energy, scouts require focus, mages/wardens/knights require mana, etc.. I'm sure the only reason there aren't psi pots is because warlocks are a newer class and they just overlooked it.
