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Message ID: 17232
Date: Sat Apr 1 23:30:17 BST 2000
Author: Garramone, Michael (CCI-Las Vegas)
Subject: RE: [eqbards] Bards abilities redefined was: Attack speedups
> This is incorrect. Warriors make a crippling blow at anyare you sure? i believe warriors get critical hits at any time, but can
> health. You're
> thinking of their ATK stat going through the roof (Berzerk)
> whenever they go
> below 30% of their health. Thus they hit more often when
> hurt badly. But
> the crippling blow is just another kind of crit. And
> Warriors crit a LOT
> more regularly than any proc'ing weapon I've ever seen.
> Incorrect. At level 34 a Ranger can kick for up to 23 points. Kickour bellow at level 34 is 18dmg. how often can we do it, every 6 seconds?
> recycles about every 10 seconds. So no, this is incorrect.
> Agreed, you're looking for numbers. But I think we can allyep i agree with the we do 50% of hybrid and 25% of pure melee damage
> pretty much
> agree that we do 50% of the dmg of a normal hybrid in Melee
> without having
> to crunch numbers. I mean, why crunch numbers when that's
> already pretty
> obvious?
> Now, as to this comparison of Melee dmg. Why are wea combo of songs is very powerful, but wouldn't you say the big downside is
> comparing our 2nd rate
> dmg method to other hybrid's 1st rate dmg method? Our #1
> damage producer is
> our songs. Our songs vastly outdamage any hybrid's damage
> curve when used
> correctly. If I twist CoC, DDD, CoD, NiV with my 50 bard on Test I do
> damage very comparable to what a ranger or paladin or
> shadowknight of equal
> level can do. Add to that my ability to regen mana for
> others, heal others,
> speed others combat up etc. I'd say that Bards are not
> nearly as bad off as
> many seem to paint us.
>nod. nice thread, and i like hearing your point of view as you've been in
> Bottom line: Bards are not a melee class in the classic
> sense. Yes, we can
> (and should) get in there and mix it up. But no, we aren't
> meant to be up
> there swinging swords all the time. 90% of the time our
> songs are our best
> weapons.
>