Lately I got a chance to take a preview of the latest version of Wartune in China. Noticeably, the knight skill tree is modified. Namely,
- Intercept inflicts a percentage damage instead of a fixed damage
- Reverse Damage becomes a passive skill that has a certain chance to deflect some percentage damage up to 50k (almost same as a low level Deflection astral)
- Enhanced Block restores up to 40k HP instead of 3k
I know that the changes for Intercept and Reverse Damage are significantly different, but the change in Enhanced Block is only a numeric difference. I'm just wondering if the US version could implement this change earlier, as for now Enhanced Block is basically useless for anyone with over 50k HP, and the damage receive at higher levels are hardly possible to go below 3k because the opponents and monsters typically have over 30k ATK. Making this change will benefit both the knight player and their teammates, as it puts back a significant amount of self-healing ability to the knight class and reduces the burden of healing.
Just an idea that I came up while I explored the game. Any thoughts on this?
- Intercept inflicts a percentage damage instead of a fixed damage
- Reverse Damage becomes a passive skill that has a certain chance to deflect some percentage damage up to 50k (almost same as a low level Deflection astral)
- Enhanced Block restores up to 40k HP instead of 3k
I know that the changes for Intercept and Reverse Damage are significantly different, but the change in Enhanced Block is only a numeric difference. I'm just wondering if the US version could implement this change earlier, as for now Enhanced Block is basically useless for anyone with over 50k HP, and the damage receive at higher levels are hardly possible to go below 3k because the opponents and monsters typically have over 30k ATK. Making this change will benefit both the knight player and their teammates, as it puts back a significant amount of self-healing ability to the knight class and reduces the burden of healing.
Just an idea that I came up while I explored the game. Any thoughts on this?
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