Lightwind
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The new DL class is great. It feels really good to have a class that is actually as defensive as it looks. I mean, all that armor should be used for something, am I right? Although I'm not a big fan of the new cooldowns, they make sense to me. Things have to be balanced, after all, and never (or almost never) being hit comes with a price. I do think that dragonheart's cooldown should be reduced to 10, but that's just me missing my old 400% damage every 5 turns. The only real gripe I have is with the damage reduction skill. It seems to work by healing back some of the damage dealt, leaving you with less damage taken overall. This is more useful, it would seem, on monsters with high damage outputs. However, on monsters with extremely high damage, such as the splashy or the bassault, when they attack you can very easily reach 0 health in only a few hits, which triggers the 'defeat' message before the skill has a chance to heal it back. Is there any way to resolve this? The damage reduction skill replaces the 50% resist skill, which was most useful against monsters with high damage outputs. And, I often could use another defensive skill in it's place if it didn't work. But now that all the cooldowns have been increased by 100% or more, this problem often leaves me with no means of defence against monsters that can literally tear my health in half with only one move. Of course, I can still use the new freeze, or the new light skill, but because of the nerf to DL's offensive capacity, it takes me longer to actually kill these monsters, and I end up needing the damage reduction skill more. I really hate having such an awesome skill fail me because of such a technical reason. Anyway, that was my only gripe. Other than that, (and there are only like 3 monsters in the game that hit hard enough to even be worried about) the new class is awesome. I LOVE the new ice skill, and I always felt that DL needed a blind. It is really awesome to have a staff that actually listens and responds to the playerbase's sometimes unreasonable demands. I am very grateful.
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