Jaycub wrote:
Everyone is complaining that senseless AoE CC abilities like the engineer land mine, knight stagger, SM punt, etc... are giving out 30 seconds of immunity to hard CC like knockdowns/silence/disarm and important positioning tools like single target super punts.
So, if I understand correctly, in an open environment, where it's more than just your (lol)6man, you feel that everyone else that has some sort of cc should not be able to use it, whether to defend themselves or an objective, because it's senseless. It's senseless because... The command to CC a target has not been handed down to them by the 6man team champion? Or is it because the encounter is then out of your control and you can't adjust accordingly to a plan of action that isn't bottled and scripted?
Whatever the reason is, you 6v6 folks are not the only people that play this game. There is NOTHING wrong with the immunity timers at broader scales. Pandering to you is not the way to develop this game as you are a small minority, and not only that, but that's exactly what mythic did and the population of this game crumbled because of it. The situation snowballs. Less decent, organized players in orvr mean less pushes, less BO caps, less keep takes, less cool **** happening. As less cool **** happens in the lakes, people have less interest in logging in. Because don't kid yourselves, there's better instanced pvp just about anywhere else. As less people log in, there's even less people doing anything, and it snowballs on like that until the server is dead.
And as another point, when does the rebalance stop? Because how long is it until "Bro, the immunity timer is too long for my 3man" and then finally "1v1 at the sun, kid" ? It's the same **** from this crowd in every single game. Whittle everything down to the smallest, most boring encounter possible, while simultaneously stripping away all character and/or ingenuity in the game to make everything "fair and balanced," but to your advantage. Just make level 1 characters and only melee each other with your fists. It accomplishes the same thing.
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