Curse

viscus · Feb 14, 2007, 04:47 PM // 16:47

for all you programmers out there, why not have OR and else modifiers? such as 15^50 dmg else +20% while hexed? 15^50 or +20 while suffering a condition? i know it seems a bit to fit in the item window, but still sounds like a nice idea, how many times have you gotten a max dmg req 9 chaos axe thats had a useless dmg mod on it? too many for me im afraid....

jrebusti · May 24, 2007, 11:18 AM // 11:18

I would like to see weapon mods dependent on the requirement. So to give a bit justice to req 13 weapons that go to waste but are good.

Mr. G · May 24, 2007, 11:05 PM // 23:05

[card]Resurect[/card]

where did this thread come from?

Vyral · May 31, 2007, 04:57 AM // 04:57

Currently, we have an equipment modification "...of enchanting" that adds 20% (max) duration to enchantments. We have many modifications that both increase the duration of a caused condition and decrease the duration of a suffered condition. We have an insignia that reduces the duration of a suffered hex by 20%. I propose that we expand these types of modifications to cover more skill types.

"...of Suffering": Increase duration of hexes by 20%
"...of Amplification": Increase duration of shouts and chants by 20%
"...of Steadiness": Increase duration of stances by 20%
"...of Utility": Increase duration of preparations by 20%
"...of the Druids": Increase duration of nature spirits by 20%
"...of the Mists": Increase duration of binding rituals by 20%
"...of Soulsmithing": Increase duration of weapon spells by 20%

I'm sure I missed some somewhere.

Also, we have shield and focus damage reduction modifications based on being enchanted, in a stance, and hexed. Why not shouts/chants? I always wondered why paragon shields didn't come with a -2 dmg while under the effect of a shout or chant modification.

And the glaring lack of ranger weapons of any attribute other than Marksmanship has already been well documented.

Surena · May 31, 2007, 08:37 AM // 08:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arkantos

Holy dmg=Ignores armor.

15^50 20/20 axe+16AM+Eviscrate=Holy crap, warriors own.

Smite-skills can, yes, but weapons never. Holy damage is good because it doubles against undead and there is no single protection against it, be it a shield or an enchantment.

The Herbalizer · May 31, 2007, 09:01 AM // 09:01

/signed for zealous upgrade one

yesitsrob · May 31, 2007, 09:08 AM // 09:08

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vyral

Currently, we have an equipment modification "...of enchanting" that adds 20% (max) duration to enchantments. We have many modifications that both increase the duration of a caused condition and decrease the duration of a suffered condition. We have an insignia that reduces the duration of a suffered hex by 20%. I propose that we expand these types of modifications to cover more skill types.

"...of Suffering": Increase duration of hexes by 20%
"...of Amplification": Increase duration of shouts and chants by 20%
"...of Steadiness": Increase duration of stances by 20%
"...of Utility": Increase duration of preparations by 20%
"...of the Druids": Increase duration of nature spirits by 20%
"...of the Mists": Increase duration of binding rituals by 20%
"...of Soulsmithing": Increase duration of weapon spells by 20%

I'm sure I missed some somewhere.

Also, we have shield and focus damage reduction modifications based on being enchanted, in a stance, and hexed. Why not shouts/chants? I always wondered why paragon shields didn't come with a -2 dmg while under the effect of a shout or chant modification.

And the glaring lack of ranger weapons of any attribute other than Marksmanship has already been well documented.

All nice ideas in theory - though the spells as they are aren't balanced to have longer durations and would need to be adjusted.

Thom Bangalter · May 31, 2007, 09:18 AM // 09:18

yeah, let's add a bunch of random crap that ruins what's left of game balance, good idea.