Cyberbeast10 -> RE: Juggernaut ~ The "OTHER" Side Of The Coin (5/16/2011 16:35:08)
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I've never ever been in a juggernaut fight, mainly because I'm a high-level non-varium and so cannot participate in it. Anyways, this is the problem and the reasoning for my suggestion: A lv.32 varium vs 2 extremely weaker non-variums (Most likely) is unfair. Even non-variums that fight against those variums will lose even if they are equal levels. There would be a lot less complaint if the team made it the same lv. difference (between 1-5 difference) except the juggernaut was varium and the other 2 were not. However, this brings another problem, then how can those below lv.15 find a fight if the juggernaut is within their lv. range? Simply enough, Juggernaut mode is available once you hit lv.15 (to fight the juggernaut), this will allow new players to be able to play normal 2vs2 for quite some time. Besides, I doubt anyone wants to fight a juggernaut at so early a level. So lets say that my idea does get implemented and the juggernaut fights people of their equal level...What about non-variums that will be able to participate as a juggernaut sometime in the future? Would it not be unfair to them? Yes it would... So allow me to present a way that will allow Juggernauts to be powerful no matter if they are varium or non-variums. If you are going to fight as a juggernaut, you'll be offered to use the "Juggernaut equipment" which gives tremendous boost to the character, the armor is only temporary and the boost is slightly weaker than what varium armor might be. Anyways, as far as rewards, I think the juggernaut receives the exp of killing both enemies. Not the juggernaut should rightfully always be the higher level so, he can receive up to 24 exp, 48 gold. As for the other team, they shall rightfully receive rewards based on their individual level difference. In the case the 1 player dies, but his teammate won, he simply receives half of his intended reward. __________________________________________ But as far as Juggernaut is now...its plain unfair and only serves to make variums supreme in this game. It has little (More like none) fun factor on the non-variums, and to variums (Or at least those that don't enjoy easy wins)
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