goldslayer1 -> RE: how to solve everyone moaning about op classes without having to nerf. (3/4/2012 13:58:56)
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1. The new classes were tested extensively before they were released as are any changes to the classes. Chances are a build was made and tested by a tester before they were released to the public. after the release plasma armor, i find that hard to believe. and actually when i made the str TLM, i talked to cindy a couples minutes/hours after. she told me no one tested the str tlm (in fact she said it didn't even cross her mind to try it) (and im not making this up either). that they only tested support, and that the class was fine. extensive testing? whoever tested tlm, obviously wasn't looking for the meanest, most gruesome, brutal, instense, skull crushing build out there. neither did they test every angle. the same can be said of plasma armors release. im sorry that i have to disagree with u on that mallet. i just dont believe it when someone says they extensively tested. either they didn't test it, or the testers weren't really (idk what word to use so ill just use this one) capable to look for OP builds, or holes in a class. quote:
2. This suggestion won't change anything. People will still NPC instead of PvP. Balance will still be bad. People don't like losing. This won't make you win more. This will only hide how much you lose from the public. You will still know you're losing against a certain type of class or build multiple times despite your best effort. This really does nothing at all besides make the noobs look more presentable. I remember many faction enthusiasts being against this suggestion awhile back because they didn't want to recruit noobs in their factions with really low win rates(yes, it's possible to have good win rate with not so great weapons either). and actually it would do something. if this were done, i would be more willing to go out and battle using builds i didn't use before because they were under-performing. builds that would get bad %s, now i can enjoy using those without a record being kept. this would also allow more creativity in people without having to worry about records.
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