05-01-2019, 11:40 PM
Snake Dancer applies to basic attacks made from the front, this can get increasingly frustrating for basic attack users to deal with when in combined in unison with Danger Sense, as it doesn't only give the Cobra User nigh autohit immortality so long as they maintain distance, but it also gives them a chance to completely negate the damage of a basic attack as well, it almost feels like cheating in a sense because you're forcing the basic attack user to make two hit checks to attempt hitting you.
With dodge being as high as it is right now, you can see reasonable hit chances like 80-90% outright failing depending on if you weight your accuracy more on the weapon or your stats, if its on the weapon itself you can see your accuracy dropping by a full 40 points (going from 130% to 90%) when specifically making a check vs Snake Dancer.
Not to mention when using on-hits, Snake Dancer could dodge the on-hit effect itself even if you do land the hit, shunting them out of your attack range if they dodge off to a diagonal to even further deny ANY follow up. (Which is most likely scenario.)
For many of these reasons I don't think Snake Dancer should dodge hit checks and perhaps even associated on-hits. That'd help basic attack users keep up even nowadays.
With dodge being as high as it is right now, you can see reasonable hit chances like 80-90% outright failing depending on if you weight your accuracy more on the weapon or your stats, if its on the weapon itself you can see your accuracy dropping by a full 40 points (going from 130% to 90%) when specifically making a check vs Snake Dancer.
Not to mention when using on-hits, Snake Dancer could dodge the on-hit effect itself even if you do land the hit, shunting them out of your attack range if they dodge off to a diagonal to even further deny ANY follow up. (Which is most likely scenario.)
For many of these reasons I don't think Snake Dancer should dodge hit checks and perhaps even associated on-hits. That'd help basic attack users keep up even nowadays.