Renegade Reaper -> The Death of Creative Builds (3/4/2013 18:37:03)
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Unfortunately, with the advent of Omega, creative builds are being punished even more than usual. This is unfortunate, as the whole point of Omega was to try to make things better. However, diversity is practically non-existent. With every update, players change to the latest OP build and/ or class. We really shouldn't have to switch classes/ builds just to be able to compete against our opponents. We should be able to pick a class we like and be able to hold our own against other classes, even when a new update is newly live. No single class should be able to dominate every other class. Now I know that Omega is basically in Alpha phase, but its been a while since Omega came out now. Something should have changed/ evolved to make this game better by now. The advent of support mercenaries could have been avoided by simply adding a strength requirement to Artillery Strike, rather than going off the deep end and nerfing the entire support stat. Perhaps having an extra turn of cooldown on Artillery Strike could have helped as well... In your opinions, which phase was the most balanced? I personally think that Beta was balanced, except for mercenaries, but that was because they were the only class with armor at that time. Beta was also before the advent of enhancements, which, in my opinion was the first great mistake the developers made. Enhancements gave far too much power to varium players. I AM glad that they were removed from the game. HOWEVER, the new system of upgrades has destroyed creativity in Epic Duel. Players have very few effective build types to choose from now, from what I've seen so far anyways. Anyways, discuss which phase was your favorite, and why it was your favorite. I liked Beta because I, as a non-varium player, was still able to have a great win percentage. Battles were actually fun in Beta times. I wasn't around for Alpha phase unfortunately, so I don't have an opinion on that development phase. Gamma phase was fun. Delta phase was decent.
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