Game Design Endgame Armour Build Issues (80-100)

abyssal Walkers

The sad part is that the highest level defensive water-fire helm is Svalinn, a level 66 helm. After that, Jewel is level 76, and another offensive firewater helm

Iodide, although honestly it's just a worse neuron

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I use it on my archer .-.
It gives 35% thunder damage and like 2/4 or 3/4 mana steal, If I remember correctly

And if you're using literally anything that isn't a cataclysm the health is actually pretty good

 

wow nice! should be helpful for those creating builds.

 

I say to make this, 4 hours later it exists... I'm magik

 

Shoobedobump

 

Bumping this

 

Tick tock, goes the clock, it's been an hour, time to use the power, to post on this thread, to make it not dead, in order to bump it to the top, and keep it from... from... becoming a mop?

 

bump
up
my
post?

 

Because I'm not creative and I don't have time
I'll recycle this old rhyme

 

Nii helmet for rainbow helmet it's definitely usable endgame

 

I think it gives 15% thunder damage and 2/4s mana steal... it's pretty bad...

 

Bump this thread, raise it from the dead.

 

Now all you gotta do is update your weapon thread, and do accessories

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and then the 60-80s..... and then the 40-60s...... then 20-40s.... then the 0-20s.....

 

And then ID's

 

and then mob types

 

And then spell types for each element

 

Builds focussing on specific elements and identifications don't really start and deliver 40 so don't ever expect anything before that level. If I noticed some glaring issues with elemental combinations on weapons, not including identifications, then I will go back to weapons, but currently the situation with Indian weapons is dealt with.

When Selvut gets back and the item guide is finally updated I'll probably take a look at weapons and armour for specific play styles rather than just elements. It's a bigger project than what I'm doing with elemental combinations right now and so I'm going to leave it for when the item guy gets updated and when Selvut gets back so we can have like the Skype conversations about it. I do want to eventually look into specific play styles rather than just the elemental combinations because I realize that there are some elemental pairings that have very different play styles depending on the equipment you choose.

Maybe for grind spots to make sure every element has a way to grind in gaps where there are very few quests but other than that I don't see a need for this unless there's ranged mobs next to parkour.

Selvut and I have already talked about this extensively. I'm hoping in the future Mage will have a way to deal air damage using one of it spells and archer will either have water or air damage removed from arrow sealed to Nerf the absurd damage it has and give it less elemental coverage. Of course there will have to be some rebalancing especially to mage, because it's already fairly powerful especially with heal spam so giving it access to all five elements even with a neutral weapon will require some heavy rebalancing imo.

 

#JustMakeXavierAGmAndSaveEveryoneSomeTime

 

I would apply but the daunting part of applying for gamemaster would be writing a quest. I don't get that many unique ideas and when I do they're usually fairly gimmicky, and my skillet writing is already not very good. I think I could nail the item and mob portions of the application because it's based off stats, and on the GM server you can test items and mobs before you make them (so I've heard) but with quests it requires a lot more creativity than I believe I have.

 

>says a music composer

 

Music is a lot different from writing for me. Sure they're both art forms, but writing a story or a quest or anything feels like a chore to me, and I'm not very skilled at it. Music just flows so much easier for me, I can look at an area and just imagine the theme for it and I can just sit down with a small idea and turn it into something big. I feel a lot more comfortable with music because I know exactly what I'm going to do with it from the start, I feel like with quests there's so many other issues you have to consider. When someone's playing to request you make you have to think about how players interact with the world around them. There's always going to be those players that instinctively try to get out of bounds through a gap in some barriers if you forgot to fill it or try to break the quest by skipping a trip wire. With music I don't have to worry about the player as much as the area the music will play in, so I feel like I have a lot more freedom to do exactly what I want with it