You want to buff up their damage then as compensation?Shogun4138 wrote: ↑Mon Aug 05, 2024 3:45 pm There is too much crowd or individual control for these classes, CC. Maybe let tanks to that only.
Nerf SW and AM
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Re: Nerf SW and AM
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Re: Nerf SW and AM
While I agree with nerfing SH I strongly disagree with balancing small scale and 1v1.
I want balanced RvR. Everything else can be inbalanced. Just know your food and run from your predators.
If I solo on my BO and see deftard engi I flee mount up and run. If I see dps sham on my engi I pop absorb pot, flee, mount up and run.
Ris - 85rr BO
Risx - 83rr SH
Risx - 83rr SH
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