azathoth wrote: » If PvP players can't keep up with PvE players, then they should stick to other PvP players. Ashes is not going to separate abilities or equipment between the two. Players in general, all players, will likely have to play Ashes different than other games they have played. That Will be a good thing. Of course all of this is an opinion.
arzosah wrote: » No PvP and PvE will not be balanced separately, as these two game mode are intertwined. There will be no separation of gear between PvE and PvP.
azathoth wrote: » Well, if any class needs an insane amount of buffs to be effective in PvE then IS failed. So whatever occurs because of that has bigger implications than PvP vs PvE. The same argument can be said for classes in PvP. If your numbers are correct, balancing the game so 30% of the players have separate mechanics (abilities, gear, skills, whatever) so they can more effectively attack the other 70% of the players seems cheap. Why should there be separate mechanics so PvP players are more effective at PvP against PvE players. This thread has occured a few times, the results are always the same. Both sides just disagree. Luckily it is a mute point since Ashes won't have separate thinga for PvP and PvE as mentioned above.
bloodprophet wrote: » One other Thing to consider Marzzo is that they are balancing around a group of 8v8 not 1v1.
unknownsystemerror wrote: » @bloodprophet
georgeblack wrote: » Never in an open world mmorpg has there been an issue of balance. Games that isolate PvP end up with balance problems. In an open world mmorpg people love their classes and fulfill their roles both in war and adventure. Open world mmorpgs are so full of meaning that players dont have time to keep checking if "is my class doing 1k dps less than the other classes" or "can my class kill every single opponent" It all comes down to how many hours you devote to improve your character and how much effort you put in learning your character. The world is vast. Not some stupid instance, dungeon or arena. There are things to do instead of feeling victimized all the time.