Info Im Team Applications + Item Rebalance Changelog

Silver was stating air was on par with fire so that wouldn't be the best example of what could possibly have qorse damage than air.

 

what happened to
"Phoenix Wing:
2 -> 3 powder slots
Reasoning: Okay, I swear to god Silver gaslighted me into doing this one, I don't remember the discussion about doing this at ALL."

 

Tell me thunder and earth do less damage than air or fire. TBH damage depends from build to build, but I'd say Thunder and Water are the most damaging as far as archers are concerned. Then Earth, then Air and Fire. Air and Fire are more or less identical in their damage, or lack thereof, due to the survivability bonuses they bring to builds. You can dodge or mitigate significant damage with either. Especially builds that utilize INT/DEF/AGI can capitalize on being hard to hit and durable while casting with some extra STR or DEX for little extra damage boosts from any free SP items.

 

mediocre, by definition, is derived from the word "medium", which is also "average", not good, not bad

 

Connotation vs Denotation. It is true that that’s the dictionary definition of mediocre, but the way it’s usually used is to describe something that’s bad, but not too far from average

 

I don’t study English literature so feel free to fill the IM app with that interpretation :)

 

the morph changes are delicious.

 

yum yum warchief buff that's 6+ months overdue

 

top ten most brutal anime beatdowns

 

fc and tesla buffs fuck yea bois
negative rainbow defs on libra when btw

 

Aphotic and Far Cosmos buff bless

Deserved

 

Congratulations you just broke countless morph-based builds! ggwp

 

mom ...morph died

 

Nah, only if you used certain pieces of it outside of using the entire set.

 

I am moderately aroused to see BUFFZAKU finally making an appearance

 

i am highly aroused by the item man team finally starting to kill off rainbow slap

 

Sorry but I can't support the SCALE of the Moph-SP nerf. It should be toned down a fair bit so it won't be so incredibly jarring to all of the players' builds. You're also greatly punishing the many reasonable builds that just use morph-stardust. I would support a pattern like this:

Morph Topaz: 4->3 ALL Skill Points +1 from original (-1 from change)
Prev: 2 ALL Skill Points

Morph Gold: 8->7 ALL Skill Points +2 (-1)
Prev: 5 ALL Skill Points

Morph Amethyst: 12->10 ALL Skill Points +2 (-2)
Prev: 8 ALL Skill Points

Morph Iron: 16->13 ALL Skill Points +3 (-3)
Prev: 10 ALL Skill Points

Morph Ruby: 20->16 ALL Skill Points +4 (-4)
Prev: 12 ALL Skill Points

Morph Steel: 24->20 ALL Skill Points +5 (-4)
Prev: 15 ALL Skill Points

Morph Emerald: 28->24 ALL Skill Points +6 (-4)
Prev: 18 ALL Skill Points

Morph Stardust: 32->28 ALL Skill Points +8 (-4)
Prev: 20 ALL Skill Points


Trust me, you do NOT want to add 60Skillpoints to the requirement of Morph-Stardust. These values in green are at LEAST a compromise, and still mostly in favor of the higher-end rage of possible changes. Also notice that this sliding scale I made is very "increment friendly" and that with it, perfect ID's on the accessory morphs would not guarantee automatic-SP transfer to the next tier of morph-item, if that makes any sense. Yes any kind of SP req increase is gonna make people unhappy, but please, these increases are WAY too steep! Please consider a midground.

 

Builds that just use morph stardust are supposed to be "punished". Morph stardust is meant to be used with the morph set and this change supports that