Пушки для клериков мало падают что ли? ))) По-моему у нас еще ни разу не было недели без дропа клеро одноруча и тотема

Пушки для клериков мало падают что ли? ))) По-моему у нас еще ни разу не было недели без дропа клеро одноруча и тотема

Я ванду на клерика в RoF за все время видела всего 1 раз, она то мне и нужна, так что твой тут неуместен

Greetings,

We've been following this discussion and others like it for sometime. After careful consideration we've decided to attempt to remedy part of this issue with the upcoming 3.2 release. In order to do this, we will be systemically decreasing the difficulty of T1 by reducing the health and damage dealt for all bosses by between 15% and 10%. Additionally, certain mechanics which were exceptionally challenging due to tight timing have been adjusted.

Why?

One of the challenges of releasing a new expansion is always the raid tier reset. Many new players arrive at the scene to find it polarized between the veterans and themselves. While the content was tuned with this consideration in mind, a lot of balance expectations undoubtedly became skewed by observations from the Bindings of Blood immediately beforehand. The key issue with that is those players had two prior raid tiers to progress through and perfect their coordination and strategy. Something that many players joining or returning with Nightmare Tide did not have. In spite of our best efforts to reconcile this, many things that we were accustom to veteran groups handling with ease were still past a steep learning curve.

All of that summed up means the new-to-raiding experience is often: "How is this even possible?!"

An honest answer: Without extensive team building and practice it's possible but definitely not probable. We know it -can- be done. New doesn't mean incapable of executing mechanics. Nor does it mean incapable of making the DPS / Healing / Survival check. The trick is doing both at the same time requires a lot of practice. Something that presently involves a lot more frustration than fun due to a steep learning curve. That is why going forward our strategy for T1 encounters will be focused on one or the other, preferring mechanics to raw number checks. That doesn't mean they'll be a walk in the park by any means, but they will be a far better environment to get the hang of raiding.

That's not all, though. We want to compromise on lockouts and the desire of more casual players to have a raid night with some chance at success. In that spirit we'll be making at least four bosses in each tier tuned toward being more accessible with a gradual climb in difficulty rather than a plateau leading to a cliff face. Ultimately that means progression will look less like Johan -> PUMPKIN (aka fire breathing wall of do not pass) and more like Bulf -> Ungolok -> Johan -> Izkinra -> PUMPKIN. Even if there's only one lockout, there will still be a very reasonable chance of success at killing them. After the first four tuning will resume a focus on highly challenging progression raiding until a subsequent raid tier is released.

You've spoken. We've listened and will continue to do so. This isn't the ultimate solution or the end of the improvements we plan to make. It's the beginning. Where we go from here will be determined by your feedback about how we can make a stronger RIFT raiding community and a better gaming experience. Just please keep in mind that I can't read minds (yet), so if you don't share your feedback in a post or a PM, I'll be stuck making educated guesses based around the people who do!

Regards,

Anony

Вот я к тому же,шаманы сейчас очень даже ок в сингл,но проще поплакать (:

Ванда 25 кусков... ууу я только 15 кусков потратил на штаны танковые. успею ли накопить к т2...?