2012-08-04, 01:55 PM
anondesu9000 Wrote:Even if it's passive aggressive maliciousness,
Sorien Wrote:do understand that no one has come into this thread with malicious intent.
When I say that no one has come into this thread with malicious intent, I mean that no on has come into this thread with any form of malice. None, in any form.
Also not that when I said "everyone", I meant everyone in the game. The word, "everyone", encompassed every person, not just those who do not play the class, not just those who do play the class, but those who play Maplestory.
The rest of your post was essentially a regurgitation of what you had already said, and to that I have already explained myself with this:
Sorien Wrote:You say that as though you believe making a single move, that stretches across the screen and hits well above most enemy's max hp from first job, a bit smaller would suddenly make the job not worth playing. I personally think making the move smaller (and and only that move) along with making the job less powerful would put more emphasis on the skill chaining.
Now, I'm going to go ahead and add to this to make it a little bit more clear as to what my words mean there.
Currently, Hyato has an all purpose, kill everything from 1-6 enemies at a massive range without any need for any other attack aside for aesthetics until fourth job. I believe that making that one attack smaller (maybe just slightly smaller than its current first job range) and making some of the other skills a bit less powerful (so that no one skill will be one shotting everything without some good equipment) would put emphasis on the gameplay that Hyato was designed around. I would make Hyato one of my mains for its gameplay alone, and nerfing the numbers won't change its gameplay (if anything, buffing them might, see Buccaneers).
If you want to continue thinking that anyone in favor of a nerf, modification, slight tweak, or any other synonym for change is being malicious, then I truly feel sorry for you. I won't continue to try and express the meaning of my words, as any further talking will be falling on dear ears.