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Order abilities deal more kill damage than Destro ones.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2024 1:36 am
by Absinth
Last LoTD has shown the fact that is being ignored, despite 99% of order population crying how order is the weak, how they are only getting nerfed have way superior kill damage as show in the killboard. It is simply crazy how in the TOP 20 of all casted abilities, ONLY 2 OF THEM are destruction abilities.

And the current patch notes seem to highly favour the order in terms of more damage, if we take a look at the past LOTDs we can see that the gap in the kill damage in destro abilities have went down harder than anyone one could think allowing for a onsided slaughter. Before this patch order mostly had 13 abilities in the top kill damage where destro had around 6, and rest filled with shared abilities like Auto-Attack.

Soo right now it seems like patch note further increased the gap in kill damage between order and destro...
Edit: it seems like when i exported image it exported duplicated layer too showing the left one twice...
Re: Order abilities deal more kill damage than Destro ones.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2024 3:48 am
by Rotgut
Daaaamn the "Kill Damage" option on the Skirmishes page works now? Hell yeah. For me it only worked if i click on individual players.
Can't get older Skirmishes to load tho. Can you get the previous LotD to load? This one right here:
https://killboard.returnofreckoning.com ... 7f9/damage
The one you posted isn't proof of anything man, Order had three organized WBs and Destro had pugs. Boring ass unbalanced LotD, 1k kills vs 430, OF COURSE Order's spells are gonna show on top. Come on now.
The one i linked is 1286 to 1431 kills tho, if we could see Kill Damage from that one it might show something useful.
Re: Order abilities deal more kill damage than Destro ones.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2024 6:12 am
by Dackjanielz
just would like to point out this isnt so much "order" as it is bright wizard and white lion.
Re: Order abilities deal more kill damage than Destro ones.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2024 7:39 am
by Wdova
Last lotd was absolute stomping. More order organized warbands We cannot compare damage just by one lotd. I joined lotd bit later when it was 380 vs 180 and from now on it was “farming” of destro warcamp already.
If You want damage/kill chart do it from last 10 lotd.
Re: Order abilities deal more kill damage than Destro ones.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2024 7:49 am
by CyunUnderis
Impressive. I really hope we will see a nerf of the Order faction soon, so unorganised WBs/PUG/low tier guilds can finally do something against the real enemy WL/BW.
Re: Order abilities deal more kill damage than Destro ones.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2024 8:40 am
by Vaul
Aa others mention already. Order had way more kills in this LOTD so of course has more kill damage. Only damage that leads to a kill is recorded as kill damage on killboard.
Re: Order abilities deal more kill damage than Destro ones.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2024 11:14 am
by Acidic
Wdova wrote: Sun May 05, 2024 7:39 am![Image]()
Last lotd was absolute stomping. More order organized warbands We cannot compare damage just by one lotd. I joined lotd bit later when it was 380 vs 180 and from now on it was “farming” of destro warcamp already.
If You want damage/kill chart do it from last 10 lotd.
This.
Stats can be used but there needs to be a context for them. Last LoTD was organized WB vs not very organized.
Retri+lnm+cross vs entropy +dantes + bene
Think that the result is as expected.
Check this site to see
https://www.rvrstats.additionweb.co.uk/
<Retribution>129<LNM>121<Cross>58<Gimle>44<Overkill>18
Vs
<Entropy and Chaos>19<Da Freebootaz>17<The Misfits>13<Bene Gesserit>13<The Bitter End>12
Re: Order abilities deal more kill damage than Destro ones.
Posted: Sun May 05, 2024 11:56 am
by Hazmy
Internal discussions are already happening regarding certain outlier abilities in the current balance.
With that said, this dicussion is heavily stirring the pot rather than offer fair level-headed context and/or proper solutions or feedback as requested by our Suggestions & Feedback Guidelines.