What? Not taking Barbed Tips into mind, Nerves of Steel was better than Multiple Nocked Bow even BEFORE Nerves of Steel’s buff this patch. I don't think most people would want to dedicate a gear slot to something they'd barely use to begin with.and then when they do need it, it goes on one of the longest cooldowns in the game. If they stay the way they are, they both need lower cooldowns imho. My thoughts on this is to combine the 2 skills into one in some way.as they are both intended to be similar or are the same thing anyways. I think this is where most people get it wrong, because of how powerful dots are in the game.they aren't getting the full value from restoration because a good chunk of their dps isn't coming from the base damage of their main hand weapons. It's especially good with large survival weapons that can hit many enemies very hard in a wide area. It's a huge waste to use vampirism when you have over 20% hp. vampirism is only good if you also have tonic, and only if you wait to use it until you truly need it. Sure this is rare, but there are other slow melee weapons that hit hard but have bad movesets (toothpick anyone)- so it's not just this one weapon that it works on?Īgree those other mutations are often really good if not fully OP! The point is that there's a rare case where the legendary with a bad moveset that I'd almost never use can be made OP again even if it's at 75% base damage (and if you run brutality and something else for legendary, this is fixed).Discounting swift sword, I feel like tonic is only good if used in combination with vampirism at 20% hp or less. Maybe it's just that I was running a legendary in backpack with a slow attack (so each hit was really heavy), but other edge cases do exist such that it's IMO genuine C tier rather than D? I don't run it often even on the rare times I do run brutality, in contrast to armadillo and acrobatipack (and would often run the former off color as extra defense), and generally better mutations do exist, but if you get a setup that's basically 1HKO's on rolls (and this when I was running tactics+survival due to legendaries) is worth it. I don't disagee that better health mutations than alienation exist I think even the base 75% is surprisingly decent if you have a good on color melee weapon in there, or something like snake fangs for poisoning. The numbers are different to make it more obvious, but the argument still stands Getting a 20 kill streak will be more challenging than getting a 2 kill streak 10 times. You take another path and you still have 1 or 2 enemies to kill when you realize there is no other path than going against the monster that has a high probability of hitting you.

Sometimes, to progress down a path, you must kill an elite monster, or an enemy that you don't like.

And as I said, taking the damned aspect (which is not cheating) makes lifting curses absolutely trivial.Īnd finally, clearing two small curses is easier than 1 big. So more hp than gastronomy.Īnd as I already said, you pick these two when you need hp back, so for only 1 or 2 early game levels, when you aren't in need of a strong synergy to survive.

At least that was how it was calculated last time I checked. They buff the player.Īnd alienation+acceptance result in a 0% change in the curse. They simply decided to give buffs to players that don't need a new BC (players who already are on 5BC)ĭo you consider scroll fragments cheating? Because they do the same thing.

So they are here because the devs decided that was not cheating. If aspect were cheating, they would be in custom mode.

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