Visual clarity of AoEs in PvP

What is the Intrepid's plan to mark skillshots and AoEs as ally or enemy? When there is a battle how will i know if its my ball lightning or enemy one.

In general question sounds simple, just add red-ish fade on it if it belongs to the enemy, but with all the augments changing visuals of the skills, it might be hard to read redish fade.

For example let's imagine that ball lightinig is agumented with fire and turns into ball of magma, then seeing redish fade is almost impossible.

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Ludullu

You'll just have to skill it up and know

If you don't know whose attack it was - that's a skill issue.

George_Black

Git gid.
I hate how games are full of indicators these days. They ruin the models and animations and they fill the screen with clutter.

akabear

George_Black wrote: »

Git gid.
I hate how games are full of indicators these days. They ruin the models and animations and they fill the screen with clutter.

With you on that one.. Would go one step further..

Only mobs that might validate a health bar over their head are bosses.. after you have killed more than a couple of mobs, the health bar become irrelevant and it goes down to feel. Only time to look is when there is a straggler, and that is just awareness.

Much prefer the immersion of a clear screen and just the players, mobs and environment.

prymortal

Doesn't really matter does it? Even if they change it this is the end result:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=8NbwizzxQ_s
https://youtube.com/watch?v=bwxkz0dePQw

Snekkers

i think you guys are missing hte problem, its not about being good, in larger fights you just cant keep track of the caster of every ability

Caww

Friendly fire... gonna be pretty funny

Snekkers

Caww wrote: »

Friendly fire... gonna be pretty funny

there is no friendly fire, no?

Mag7spy

I do agree with this and don't think people should talk crap on it. It is proper to know what is ally moves and what are foe moves.

New world has this issue where you didn't know what is what.

Kilion

Will I agree that it would be best for players to develop an ingame solution to this concern, I wouldn't be against another option: Sacrifice progression.
Having a "horizontal progression" option that marks enemy skills in a different way would be fine imo. You may have to sacrifice 5 talent points however to have clear difference (for example in color) between ally or enemy spells. But these are 5 talent points you will miss on damage potential or survival stats.

Anyhow, the core point remains: There are solutions already within the games world that should be preferable to meta game solutions (like color coding)

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