i ever think that the Scutum was the safer shield because his 4 seconds of stun. thats a lot of time. with 4 seconds you can permastun enemies without a divine pet. never thought that people say scutum was bad option
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PrimeGrind
#409
scutum is just a rare version of the T0 shield. With the T0 sheild, you can permastun with a leg pet.
JimdaFish
#410
You CAN, but scutum gives more room for error since it requires level 84 mheal as opposed to level 90 for T0.
ArexRew
#411
ASS is the best main sword I have (i.e all of them but Colo and Splendour), because it has a good range, but the slower firerate is essentially negated because in almost all situations you will have a warrior buffing you.
DBow, however, is the most useless swapout in a standard archer set because the firerate is so slow that every shot you miss tanks your DPS, and even a warrior buff can’t fix that.
The campaign was totally justified and a good idea.
The Encore is the most fun dungeon in the game.
Unity won’t fix hacking, but if it fixes lag it lets most of the people that hack for lag switch to prod.
Gemstone is the best ring for Prot Priest.
Lily
#412
That’s the point of a dbow. If you can aim, then it’s a very good bow. It’s good for high hp targets that don’t move too much.
And the “tanks your dps” bit is the reason why dbow is not useful in situations like Lost Halls clearing and godlands. You waste too much dps by killing some enemies, when you can deal a lot more with others. You stated the drawbacks quite accurately.
But it’s all fine and good. Your opinion isn’t too unpopular, as I find a lot of people using dbow less and less. I personally stopped using dbow that much, especially when I have other bows suck as leaf bow and void bow.
Endertimes
#413
Tricksters and mystics are the best support classes and lifesavers in the game if played properly.
Samurai is a good class.
Ghostly prism is better than T0 prism for pure teleportation.
Nectar crossfire is maybe not amasing, but still pretty good.
Pixie is overrated.
PhantomMod
#421
Mini dungeons are more fun and unique than Oryx and the Wine Cellar
In continuation of that, mini dungeons and Janus are more worthwhile to do once you have established a small amount of wealth, as WC tops are now much easier to obtain, either directly (Wlab, Shats, LH) or indirectly (Tops nowadays go for 1 life at most). The chance to get rare, potent UTs will definitely outweigh the rewards of the WC for me
Mynamerr
#423
Trained fame is legit fame.
Sure trains are kinda broken, but 90% of the game is an equally dumb grind.
Endertimes
#424
For the current definition of fame, yes.
For the “fame”, as in experience in the game, I don’t think it is legit, since you don’t earn any experience in dodging, monster patterns and such while mindlessly running in a crowd with autofire for hours.
Which brings me to another unpopular opinion I have : stars and the current fame system means nothing. Apart maybe from light blue stars, which can be considered as just having started the game and still learning its core mechanics, I consider all other players based on their actual skill at the game instead of their star ranking.
So yeah, I consider a dark blue star to be potentially equal to a white star, since that blue star could have got a white star without being any good at the game.
In the same matter, I do not consider having high alive fame to be an achievement, apart if said alive fame was aquired without fametraining. I admire characters that have thousands of alive fame out of raw playing and skillful survival and the player behind them, but I do not care about people with the same amount of fame if they’ve aquired it through fametraining or any other easy means.
Achievements and being seen as a good player should be awarded when you’re good at doing something, not when you’re able to repeat an easy task over and over for hours.
Also the reason why I think private runs of the game shouldn’t be based on alive fame but rather achievements, like proof of soloing a dungeon. Whatever.
IAmShurima
#425
I think this is something that you can take into consideration in many cases. I think that it’s not impossible to consistently land perfect or near-perfect spellbombs. It just takes practice and timing instead of mashing the spacebar hoping to land one perfect spell.