Yet another Ingrain nerf thread.


It's a non-mitigable 180 difference in HP per enemy for the cost of 8 FP and 3M that can only be stopped by one of the rarest status effects in the game.

It's also completely unavoidable if the user happens to be slower than their opponent(s), which I already suggested changing but was ignored.


Ideas:

• a. Lower the range of Synthesis to 1.

• b. Lower the range of Synthesis to 2 and the drain to Level/3.

• c. Lower the drain of Synthesis to Level/4.

• d. Make it actually apply on the user's turn and not the start of a round.

Using Parting Shot with a pair of uncustomized Ryesers results in 2 shots, the round value of the Ryeser.

Should it not result in three shots, the third coming from the offhand Ryeser? After all, Parting Shot is a basic attack skill.

"wired claws"

"Blunt"

???

Here's a thread about everything wrong (and right) with the aforementioned class.

Please be civil, and avoid derailing the topic, as well as referring to the class in conjunction with other classes, as each class should be able to stand on its own.

Also, please keep in mind that as a base class, this class should focus less on pure power, and more on supporting its multiple promotions.


Potential topics: Evasion, Traps, Steal, Pocket Sand

Here's a thread about everything wrong (and right) with the aforementioned class.

Please be civil, and avoid derailing the topic, as well as referring to the class in conjunction with other classes, as each class should be able to stand on its own.

Also, please keep in mind that as a base class, this class should focus less on pure power, and more on supporting its multiple promotions.


Potential topics: Lack of skills, skill inefficiency, FP scaling, rank scaling.

Here's a thread about everything wrong (and right) with the aforementioned class.

Please be civil, and avoid derailing the topic, as well as referring to the class in conjunction with other classes, as each class should be able to stand on its own.


Potential Topics: Lack of effectiveness (Damage/debuffs/buffs), range penalties, Phoenix, FP costs

Here's a thread about everything wrong (and right) with the aforementioned class.

Please be civil, and avoid derailing the topic, as well as referring to the class in conjunction with other classes, as each class should be able to stand on its own.


Potential Topics: Bomb weakness, skill weakness, robot weakness, lack of variety

Here's a thread about everything wrong (and right) with the aforementioned class.

Please be civil, and avoid derailing the topic, as well as referring to the class in conjunction with other classes, as each class should be able to stand on its own.


Potential Topics: Performance Rating, Timely Withdrawl, Formation shapes/effectiveness

Here's a thread about everything wrong (and right) with the aforementioned class.

Please be civil, and avoid derailing the topic, as well as referring to the class in conjunction with other classes, as each class should be able to stand on its own.

(http://www.neus-projects.net/viewtopic.p...8004#p8012, as this was recent enough for me to remember and bring back up.)

Potential Topics: FP Costs, Invocation breaking, invocations overall, elemental resistances, unresistable damage (or lack thereof), Elemental Overtime, Mind Charge, Silence, Telegraphs (tl;dr click the link)

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Week two! Hope you like the forest. This week is mostly 10* items, with the first of a few tricks level 61+ enemies will get. As usual, a new static dungeon for the dungeon theme has been added.

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10* Equipment - Added 6 new 10* items that drop from level 61+ Forest enemies.
New Static Random Dungeon - The Forgotten Forest, a level 65 Forest dungeon, has been added to Sigrogana.
Aspecting Enemies - Level 61+ enemies now have a chance to become Aspected. You will be able to tell when an enemy is aspected as their name will change, and they may have a slight difference in appearance.

• Aspected enemies are slightly rare occurrences (slightly more common during Motivated Iahsus mood).
  
• There are two types of Aspect for enemies; True Aspect and Fated Enemy.
  
• True Aspect gives a small number of bonus stats depending on the aspect chosen (randomly selected).
  
• Fated Enemy enemies are treated as having a Fated Enemy of certain player races, meaning they will deal 10% more damage to them. They will also greatly prefer to try and take down their fated enemies first and will stop at nothing from going after them in battle!
  
• Enemies who become aspected have a higher chance of dropping randomly generated items of 9* rarity or lower.