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  1. class balancing?

    A huney needing the buff is purely subjective. Both performed well in solo or party play (vanilla) and both had no problem playing ult when it was available (lvl80+). On this server however the huney can do ult just fine, but as a ramarl I can't. Once again I agree the max stats were somewhat unbalanced in vanilla with classes like hucast outshine all other hunters. However you rebalanced ult enemies based on the new max stats and custom gear, but a new player has no access to them (same goes for mats - so stop telling me ramarl can use 250 because this doesn't concern the issue). So the only term that could describe the change from a good lvling experience with huney/ramarl to the one I am currently experiencing is bad rebalancing - because rebalancing characters includes all aspects of them (access to gear, utility, mats, base and max stats). I am at a point where I literally can't progress the game by myself - an issue pretty much unheard of in vanilla. My attacks do almost no damage, so I am bound to grind vhard until I get either power mats or more lvls (more atp). I can't expect the best weapons to drop in vhard so that they could help me out. The only reason why I am at a standstill right now is the lack of atp and that could be fixed by adjusting the base stats of my ramarl and therefore create a somewhat real balance. The 50 max ATP buff you were talking about has no affect on this problem. Teaming up with others is a no go for me at this point. I started here because I have achieved everything on other servers (vanilla/custom) and I wanted to start over. Character and gearing process is a huge part of motivation and would be completely destroyed by joining a lvl 200 game and getting carried (this was never needed in pso anyways). I want to play with others once I have achieved my personal goals like decent equipment and the ability to handle things on my own. Getting yourself carried because you are not up for the challenge is pretty pathetic and certainly not my cup of coffee (generally speaking), but I don't know if I really wanna torture myself anymore with vhard quests so I can overcome this rebalancing issue.
  2. class balancing?

    This is just a bad excuse on your part. You raised the stats of a huney by over 800 points across all stats while the ramarl basically has vanilla stats. I am lvl 115 and still unable to play forest - a fact you completely ignored in your post - so how am I supposed to get the gear I need when everything drops on ultimate? You rebalanced ultimate, but failed to balance the base stats of my char. So while pretty much every class could easily play forest/caves to get some ultimate gear (vanilla), I am bound to play vhard until I reach lvl 200 or managed to find 250 mats to equalize that? A huney can max all her stats with just the 150 mats she can use, while you need to spend 359 on a ramarl to do so. She can only use 250 anyways so her max stats aren't even compareable to the huneys as you wont reach them without sacrificing more slots for statunits. If you are talking about maxing only atp/ata/lck, I bet a huney could do that as soon as lvl 130 and once again she only needs about half the mats which is a huge factor as there's currently no way you could just farm the correct 250 mats in an eyeblink you would need for a ramarl. I know that the ramarl is a decent char on lvl 200 when fed all mats and gear, but that doesn't help me the slightest when lvling her without having the 250 mats at my disposal. You claim your server is truely balanced and that might be somewhat correct for lvl 200 chars plus perfect gear, but my experience on your server is the exact opposite. I can hardly damage an enemy on ultimate and there's nothing I can do about that. I already have decent weapons and 3 god power units and that is basically all you can hope for when entering ultimate. If you had raised the base atp of a ramarl by 200, she could now do ultimate just as good as a huney and you would still need all her 250 mats to max her out. It wouldn't make her any stronger in the long run (end game) so your main focus of balancing would be identical while the balancing around lvl 90-1XX would be significantly better. I am just wondering why a class should be able to use 250 mats (which are a pain to get) and still be at a disadvantage compared to a class who "just" needs 150. Your post didn't mention a valid reason for the bad base stats of my char and the problems I am now going through.
  3. class balancing?

    Hello, I recently joined Destiny and made a Ramarl. Now I am lvl 110ish and I struggle to play Ult, which is a fairly new feeling coming from Vanilla. So I checked out the new stats for each class that are posted right here: Usually I play a huney, but this time i went for a ramarl and that seemed to be a big mistake, especially for a new player. Why? Please check this chart I made to understand why the balancing (comparing the two classes) appears to be very lackluster: (.jpeg below) As you can see with one single unit (immortal ability) the huney only needs 154 mats to be maxed out, while the ramarl needs a whopping 359. In Vanilla is was the other way around - the huney was hard to max and the ramarl was not. Why is that an issue? As a new player you don't have any mats, that's why balancing base stats is just as important as balancing the maximum stats. As you can see the ramarl only got 20 more points overall compared to Vanilla while the huney got 804!? more basepoints overall. So the experience is basically: ramarl is a pure vanilla char for everyone without mats (you can't feed 359 mats you would need anyways) while the huney was buffed to new grounds. I know that Vanilla didn't offer a good balancing and I like the effort of changing stats, but if these numbers I got from your google doc are the correct ones, there's no way I will continue playing ramarl. As I mentioned I struggle to play forest on ult and that doesn't make any sense to me. This is clearly a rebalancing issue.
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