Warrior changes (GS)
100B is very powerful when coupled with the hammer stuns. 5% is significant but not skill breaking. 100B is also an amazing might generating skill for might builds good to see that part will remain untouched.
Whirlwind is a meh change. I use it for mobility mostly.
Arcing Slice could be a FTW skill on some builds. Warriors have a nice consistent DPS but not a lot of spike (outside of Axe and Rifle). Adding a big instant spike damager nearly on par with HB will make non-bunker targets far easier to take down. HB was potent but easily countered by stun breaks and teleports. This will not be easily countered.
“Youre lips are movin and youre complaining about something thats wingeing.”
the final strike is not changed, so the change is under 5%
Just the WvW
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Just to address an issue – I might be wrong in thinking about this but the nerf is 5% of the first 8 strikes with the last strike being unaffected.
The last strike of 100b provides 20% of the skill’s total damage output.
This 20% remains untouched – so the nerf only touched the rest of the 80%.
So it’s 5% of that 80% not 5% of the full 100% damage that 100b deals.
My numbers came up with a 4% total nerf in 100b final damage output.
I don’t really agree with the nerf to 100b or Whirlwind but I can see why they did it – they want to compensate for buffing AS.
the final strike is not changed, so the change is under 5%
Actually it’s not. Each of the hits before the final strike is taking a 5% nerf. At least that’s how I understood it when watching the vod on twitch.
So it’s more like a 35% damage nerf outside of the final hit. If what I said is true, and I believe it is until I’m told otherwise.
His wording: Hundred blades has been reduced by 5% for the initial strikes.
It’s fairly ambiguous in actual meaning.
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the final strike is not changed, so the change is under 5%
Actually it’s not. Each of the hits before the final strike is taking a 5% nerf. At least that’s how I understood it when watching the vod on twitch.
So it’s more like a 35% damage nerf outside of the final hit. If what I said is true, and I believe it is until I’m told otherwise.
What math are you doing? Are you joking?
the final strike is not changed, so the change is under 5%
Actually it’s not. Each of the hits before the final strike is taking a 5% nerf. At least that’s how I understood it when watching the vod on twitch.
So it’s more like a 35% damage nerf outside of the final hit. If what I said is true, and I believe it is until I’m told otherwise.
What math are you doing? Are you joking?
Well if each hit is reduced by 5% then that’s not simply a 5% nerf. As I said in my previous post his wording remains ambiguous.
Knocking 5% off of each of the initial hits is a lot different than knocking 5% off all of them together.
Unless there is some clarification somewhere on what he means specifically then I will always see the worst case scenario as the likely option.
This is what he said, exactly: Hundred blades has been reduced by 5% for the initial strikes.
(edited by fellyn.5083)
the final strike is not changed, so the change is under 5%
Actually it’s not. Each of the hits before the final strike is taking a 5% nerf. At least that’s how I understood it when watching the vod on twitch.
So it’s more like a 35% damage nerf outside of the final hit. If what I said is true, and I believe it is until I’m told otherwise.
What math are you doing? Are you joking?
Well if each hit is reduced by 5% then that’s not simply a 5% nerf. As I said in my previous post his wording remains ambiguous.
Knocking 5% off of each of the initial hits is a lot different than knocking 5% off all of them together.
Unless there is some clarification somewhere on what he means specifically then I will always see the worst case scenario as the likely option.
This is what he said, exactly: Hundred blades has been reduced by 5% for the initial strikes.
uhh… 0.05*(100+100+100+100+100) = 0.05*(500)
how to math?
the final strike is not changed, so the change is under 5%
Actually it’s not. Each of the hits before the final strike is taking a 5% nerf. At least that’s how I understood it when watching the vod on twitch.
So it’s more like a 35% damage nerf outside of the final hit. If what I said is true, and I believe it is until I’m told otherwise.
What math are you doing? Are you joking?
Well if each hit is reduced by 5% then that’s not simply a 5% nerf. As I said in my previous post his wording remains ambiguous.
Knocking 5% off of each of the initial hits is a lot different than knocking 5% off all of them together.
Unless there is some clarification somewhere on what he means specifically then I will always see the worst case scenario as the likely option.
This is what he said, exactly: Hundred blades has been reduced by 5% for the initial strikes.
If an opponent eats every strike of 100b they take 100% of the skill’s damage, agreed ?
Therefore 5% nerf to each strike equals 5% nerf to total dmg of 100b (well less than 5% since last strike is unaffected.
the final strike is not changed, so the change is under 5%
Actually it’s not. Each of the hits before the final strike is taking a 5% nerf. At least that’s how I understood it when watching the vod on twitch.
So it’s more like a 35% damage nerf outside of the final hit. If what I said is true, and I believe it is until I’m told otherwise.
What math are you doing? Are you joking?
Well if each hit is reduced by 5% then that’s not simply a 5% nerf. As I said in my previous post his wording remains ambiguous.
Knocking 5% off of each of the initial hits is a lot different than knocking 5% off all of them together.
Unless there is some clarification somewhere on what he means specifically then I will always see the worst case scenario as the likely option.
This is what he said, exactly: Hundred blades has been reduced by 5% for the initial strikes.
uhh… 0.05*(100+100+100+100+100) = 0.05*(500)
how to math?
Great. We discovered something new. I’m terrible at math. Actually…that’s not very new.
the final strike is not changed, so the change is under 5%
Actually it’s not. Each of the hits before the final strike is taking a 5% nerf. At least that’s how I understood it when watching the vod on twitch.
So it’s more like a 35% damage nerf outside of the final hit. If what I said is true, and I believe it is until I’m told otherwise.
What math are you doing? Are you joking?
Well if each hit is reduced by 5% then that’s not simply a 5% nerf. As I said in my previous post his wording remains ambiguous.
Knocking 5% off of each of the initial hits is a lot different than knocking 5% off all of them together.
Unless there is some clarification somewhere on what he means specifically then I will always see the worst case scenario as the likely option.
This is what he said, exactly: Hundred blades has been reduced by 5% for the initial strikes.
uhh… 0.05*(100+100+100+100+100) = 0.05*(500)
how to math?
Great. We discovered something new. I’m terrible at math. Actually…that’s not very new.
Great mate you finally discovered it.
…. 100b nerf is less than 5%.
i am actually excited about the GS change. Just think signet of rage nerf and out of combat adrenaline nerf is too much.
The overall nerf is 4% to the total DPS output of the skill.