AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again. I too feel like 64 classes are a lot. But I also feel like you speculating with no particular information at hand. I am pretty sure Steven has said that the sub class will change the main class a lot. And if its enough change to be considered new class is yet to be seen. But if we go from what we do know - The summoner class will have different summons depending on the sub class. You will get Beasts, Undead, some sub classes will have only 1 strong pet active at a time, others will have 2-3 weaker. So if we go from this information maybe we will get 64 true classes From the Wiki Classes Page, Class section in class augments sub-section. the link: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Classes "The intent behind the augment system is not to provide new active abilities. They're intended to augment existing active abilities that are provided through your primary archetype; and so your secondary archetype selection completes your class selection, of which there's 64 types and you get augment skills that can apply certain attributes and mechanics to your existing active skills." -Steven Sharif "When you reach the class phase, which is around level 25 and you introduce that secondary archetype selection to create your one of 64 classes, then you'll have a number of augments that you'll be able to apply on a per-ability basis; and your core ability kit comes from your primary archetype selection; and those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection." -Steven Sharif TL;DR No new skills, some augments which will change the aesthetics of some abilities. They will look different, that's it. That is not a different class, that is a sub-class. https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Summoner Summoners summon different varieties of summons, depending on the class and augments they choose.[20][21] Animals.[21] Spirits.[21][22] Skeletons, zombies and other undead summons will be possible with death-based cleric augments.[15][22] Corpses (potentially).[21] Some summoners may summon multiple things.[21] Other summoners may only summon one powerful thing.[21] Certain summoners may only be able to summon effects and/or temporary energies.[21] Augments from a secondary archetype can be applied to a summon.[23] This doesn't sound like just a look difference. Really? Changing a model doesn't sound like only an aesthetic difference? That's weird, because it sounds exactly like only an aesthetic difference to me. Maybe work on your reading comprehension a bit. Not to mention that is from the base class Summoner not sub-classes which is what I am talking about. On top of that the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models.
Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again. I too feel like 64 classes are a lot. But I also feel like you speculating with no particular information at hand. I am pretty sure Steven has said that the sub class will change the main class a lot. And if its enough change to be considered new class is yet to be seen. But if we go from what we do know - The summoner class will have different summons depending on the sub class. You will get Beasts, Undead, some sub classes will have only 1 strong pet active at a time, others will have 2-3 weaker. So if we go from this information maybe we will get 64 true classes From the Wiki Classes Page, Class section in class augments sub-section. the link: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Classes "The intent behind the augment system is not to provide new active abilities. They're intended to augment existing active abilities that are provided through your primary archetype; and so your secondary archetype selection completes your class selection, of which there's 64 types and you get augment skills that can apply certain attributes and mechanics to your existing active skills." -Steven Sharif "When you reach the class phase, which is around level 25 and you introduce that secondary archetype selection to create your one of 64 classes, then you'll have a number of augments that you'll be able to apply on a per-ability basis; and your core ability kit comes from your primary archetype selection; and those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection." -Steven Sharif TL;DR No new skills, some augments which will change the aesthetics of some abilities. They will look different, that's it. That is not a different class, that is a sub-class. https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Summoner Summoners summon different varieties of summons, depending on the class and augments they choose.[20][21] Animals.[21] Spirits.[21][22] Skeletons, zombies and other undead summons will be possible with death-based cleric augments.[15][22] Corpses (potentially).[21] Some summoners may summon multiple things.[21] Other summoners may only summon one powerful thing.[21] Certain summoners may only be able to summon effects and/or temporary energies.[21] Augments from a secondary archetype can be applied to a summon.[23] This doesn't sound like just a look difference.
AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again. I too feel like 64 classes are a lot. But I also feel like you speculating with no particular information at hand. I am pretty sure Steven has said that the sub class will change the main class a lot. And if its enough change to be considered new class is yet to be seen. But if we go from what we do know - The summoner class will have different summons depending on the sub class. You will get Beasts, Undead, some sub classes will have only 1 strong pet active at a time, others will have 2-3 weaker. So if we go from this information maybe we will get 64 true classes From the Wiki Classes Page, Class section in class augments sub-section. the link: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Classes "The intent behind the augment system is not to provide new active abilities. They're intended to augment existing active abilities that are provided through your primary archetype; and so your secondary archetype selection completes your class selection, of which there's 64 types and you get augment skills that can apply certain attributes and mechanics to your existing active skills." -Steven Sharif "When you reach the class phase, which is around level 25 and you introduce that secondary archetype selection to create your one of 64 classes, then you'll have a number of augments that you'll be able to apply on a per-ability basis; and your core ability kit comes from your primary archetype selection; and those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection." -Steven Sharif TL;DR No new skills, some augments which will change the aesthetics of some abilities. They will look different, that's it. That is not a different class, that is a sub-class.
Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again. I too feel like 64 classes are a lot. But I also feel like you speculating with no particular information at hand. I am pretty sure Steven has said that the sub class will change the main class a lot. And if its enough change to be considered new class is yet to be seen. But if we go from what we do know - The summoner class will have different summons depending on the sub class. You will get Beasts, Undead, some sub classes will have only 1 strong pet active at a time, others will have 2-3 weaker. So if we go from this information maybe we will get 64 true classes
AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again.
Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class
nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol
Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again. I too feel like 64 classes are a lot. But I also feel like you speculating with no particular information at hand. I am pretty sure Steven has said that the sub class will change the main class a lot. And if its enough change to be considered new class is yet to be seen. But if we go from what we do know - The summoner class will have different summons depending on the sub class. You will get Beasts, Undead, some sub classes will have only 1 strong pet active at a time, others will have 2-3 weaker. So if we go from this information maybe we will get 64 true classes From the Wiki Classes Page, Class section in class augments sub-section. the link: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Classes "The intent behind the augment system is not to provide new active abilities. They're intended to augment existing active abilities that are provided through your primary archetype; and so your secondary archetype selection completes your class selection, of which there's 64 types and you get augment skills that can apply certain attributes and mechanics to your existing active skills." -Steven Sharif "When you reach the class phase, which is around level 25 and you introduce that secondary archetype selection to create your one of 64 classes, then you'll have a number of augments that you'll be able to apply on a per-ability basis; and your core ability kit comes from your primary archetype selection; and those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection." -Steven Sharif TL;DR No new skills, some augments which will change the aesthetics of some abilities. They will look different, that's it. That is not a different class, that is a sub-class. https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Summoner Summoners summon different varieties of summons, depending on the class and augments they choose.[20][21] Animals.[21] Spirits.[21][22] Skeletons, zombies and other undead summons will be possible with death-based cleric augments.[15][22] Corpses (potentially).[21] Some summoners may summon multiple things.[21] Other summoners may only summon one powerful thing.[21] Certain summoners may only be able to summon effects and/or temporary energies.[21] Augments from a secondary archetype can be applied to a summon.[23] This doesn't sound like just a look difference. Really? Changing a model doesn't sound like only an aesthetic difference? That's weird, because it sounds exactly like only an aesthetic difference to me. Maybe work on your reading comprehension a bit. Not to mention that is from the base class Summoner not sub-classes which is what I am talking about. On top of that the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models. read all lines of what i posted, not just the first 3. Having 1 strong pet, or having 3 pets at the same time. OR even some wont have pets at all - but summon effects or temporary energies. Guess this is just looks also? And no i would expect a Bear pet to have completely different skills from a spirit pet or a skeleton pet.
AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again. I too feel like 64 classes are a lot. But I also feel like you speculating with no particular information at hand. I am pretty sure Steven has said that the sub class will change the main class a lot. And if its enough change to be considered new class is yet to be seen. But if we go from what we do know - The summoner class will have different summons depending on the sub class. You will get Beasts, Undead, some sub classes will have only 1 strong pet active at a time, others will have 2-3 weaker. So if we go from this information maybe we will get 64 true classes From the Wiki Classes Page, Class section in class augments sub-section. the link: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Classes "The intent behind the augment system is not to provide new active abilities. They're intended to augment existing active abilities that are provided through your primary archetype; and so your secondary archetype selection completes your class selection, of which there's 64 types and you get augment skills that can apply certain attributes and mechanics to your existing active skills." -Steven Sharif "When you reach the class phase, which is around level 25 and you introduce that secondary archetype selection to create your one of 64 classes, then you'll have a number of augments that you'll be able to apply on a per-ability basis; and your core ability kit comes from your primary archetype selection; and those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection." -Steven Sharif TL;DR No new skills, some augments which will change the aesthetics of some abilities. They will look different, that's it. That is not a different class, that is a sub-class. https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Summoner Summoners summon different varieties of summons, depending on the class and augments they choose.[20][21] Animals.[21] Spirits.[21][22] Skeletons, zombies and other undead summons will be possible with death-based cleric augments.[15][22] Corpses (potentially).[21] Some summoners may summon multiple things.[21] Other summoners may only summon one powerful thing.[21] Certain summoners may only be able to summon effects and/or temporary energies.[21] Augments from a secondary archetype can be applied to a summon.[23] This doesn't sound like just a look difference. Really? Changing a model doesn't sound like only an aesthetic difference? That's weird, because it sounds exactly like only an aesthetic difference to me. Maybe work on your reading comprehension a bit. Not to mention that is from the base class Summoner not sub-classes which is what I am talking about. On top of that the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models. read all lines of what i posted, not just the first 3. Having 1 strong pet, or having 3 pets at the same time. OR even some wont have pets at all - but summon effects or temporary energies. Guess this is just looks also? And no i would expect a Bear pet to have completely different skills from a spirit pet or a skeleton pet. Read all lines of my response.That is a base class which is not what I'm talking about.the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models. Please read my actual post and don't just look at a few words get triggered and vomit more pointless shit.
Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again. I too feel like 64 classes are a lot. But I also feel like you speculating with no particular information at hand. I am pretty sure Steven has said that the sub class will change the main class a lot. And if its enough change to be considered new class is yet to be seen. But if we go from what we do know - The summoner class will have different summons depending on the sub class. You will get Beasts, Undead, some sub classes will have only 1 strong pet active at a time, others will have 2-3 weaker. So if we go from this information maybe we will get 64 true classes From the Wiki Classes Page, Class section in class augments sub-section. the link: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Classes "The intent behind the augment system is not to provide new active abilities. They're intended to augment existing active abilities that are provided through your primary archetype; and so your secondary archetype selection completes your class selection, of which there's 64 types and you get augment skills that can apply certain attributes and mechanics to your existing active skills." -Steven Sharif "When you reach the class phase, which is around level 25 and you introduce that secondary archetype selection to create your one of 64 classes, then you'll have a number of augments that you'll be able to apply on a per-ability basis; and your core ability kit comes from your primary archetype selection; and those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection." -Steven Sharif TL;DR No new skills, some augments which will change the aesthetics of some abilities. They will look different, that's it. That is not a different class, that is a sub-class. https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Summoner Summoners summon different varieties of summons, depending on the class and augments they choose.[20][21] Animals.[21] Spirits.[21][22] Skeletons, zombies and other undead summons will be possible with death-based cleric augments.[15][22] Corpses (potentially).[21] Some summoners may summon multiple things.[21] Other summoners may only summon one powerful thing.[21] Certain summoners may only be able to summon effects and/or temporary energies.[21] Augments from a secondary archetype can be applied to a summon.[23] This doesn't sound like just a look difference. Really? Changing a model doesn't sound like only an aesthetic difference? That's weird, because it sounds exactly like only an aesthetic difference to me. Maybe work on your reading comprehension a bit. Not to mention that is from the base class Summoner not sub-classes which is what I am talking about. On top of that the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models. read all lines of what i posted, not just the first 3. Having 1 strong pet, or having 3 pets at the same time. OR even some wont have pets at all - but summon effects or temporary energies. Guess this is just looks also? And no i would expect a Bear pet to have completely different skills from a spirit pet or a skeleton pet. Read all lines of my response.That is a base class which is not what I'm talking about.the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models. Please read my actual post and don't just look at a few words get triggered and vomit more pointless shit. "Possible" has the meaning of - has a chance to happen. Not that it will just change visuals. Also even in the Fighter preview it was confirmed that augments change skills, like the charge may become blink and ect And no.. Charge and blink are not just visually different
AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again. I too feel like 64 classes are a lot. But I also feel like you speculating with no particular information at hand. I am pretty sure Steven has said that the sub class will change the main class a lot. And if its enough change to be considered new class is yet to be seen. But if we go from what we do know - The summoner class will have different summons depending on the sub class. You will get Beasts, Undead, some sub classes will have only 1 strong pet active at a time, others will have 2-3 weaker. So if we go from this information maybe we will get 64 true classes From the Wiki Classes Page, Class section in class augments sub-section. the link: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Classes "The intent behind the augment system is not to provide new active abilities. They're intended to augment existing active abilities that are provided through your primary archetype; and so your secondary archetype selection completes your class selection, of which there's 64 types and you get augment skills that can apply certain attributes and mechanics to your existing active skills." -Steven Sharif "When you reach the class phase, which is around level 25 and you introduce that secondary archetype selection to create your one of 64 classes, then you'll have a number of augments that you'll be able to apply on a per-ability basis; and your core ability kit comes from your primary archetype selection; and those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection." -Steven Sharif TL;DR No new skills, some augments which will change the aesthetics of some abilities. They will look different, that's it. That is not a different class, that is a sub-class. https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Summoner Summoners summon different varieties of summons, depending on the class and augments they choose.[20][21] Animals.[21] Spirits.[21][22] Skeletons, zombies and other undead summons will be possible with death-based cleric augments.[15][22] Corpses (potentially).[21] Some summoners may summon multiple things.[21] Other summoners may only summon one powerful thing.[21] Certain summoners may only be able to summon effects and/or temporary energies.[21] Augments from a secondary archetype can be applied to a summon.[23] This doesn't sound like just a look difference. Really? Changing a model doesn't sound like only an aesthetic difference? That's weird, because it sounds exactly like only an aesthetic difference to me. Maybe work on your reading comprehension a bit. Not to mention that is from the base class Summoner not sub-classes which is what I am talking about. On top of that the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models. read all lines of what i posted, not just the first 3. Having 1 strong pet, or having 3 pets at the same time. OR even some wont have pets at all - but summon effects or temporary energies. Guess this is just looks also? And no i would expect a Bear pet to have completely different skills from a spirit pet or a skeleton pet. Read all lines of my response.That is a base class which is not what I'm talking about.the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models. Please read my actual post and don't just look at a few words get triggered and vomit more pointless shit. "Possible" has the meaning of - has a chance to happen. Not that it will just change visuals. Also even in the Fighter preview it was confirmed that augments change skills, like the charge may become blink and ect And no.. Charge and blink are not just visually different Yes changing a blink to a charge COULD warrant a change. They could also keep the same restrictions the charge had before, (e.g. You still need a clear path to the target.) I'm not sure why you're arguing over this. Or did you not read the part where I quoted Steven saying specifically "those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection."
Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Githal wrote: » AirborneBerserker wrote: » Saintphoenix wrote: » nanfoodle wrote: » We still don't have all the base classes and none of sub classes. Just on my play style and my Desire to delve deep into the Bard, I will be going Bard/Bard when we get the sub classes. I played a Minstrel in DAoC so it also seems fitting lol Probably best to get used to the phrasing this game uses, class is the combination of archetypes, so base archetype plus secondary archetype = class Yeah, no. Classes are classes. If some game tries to use a different definition of class then they can kick rocks. And no one else should use that language either for the simple reason that people will hear 64 classes and think there are 64 classes only to find out there 8 classes each with 8 subclasses. How do you think people are going to respond to that. Do you think they're going to be excited about a game that lead with lying to them? Or maybe there going to be on the edge of quitting and the first sign of hardship or unfairness will quit the game leave a one star review and never play the game again. I too feel like 64 classes are a lot. But I also feel like you speculating with no particular information at hand. I am pretty sure Steven has said that the sub class will change the main class a lot. And if its enough change to be considered new class is yet to be seen. But if we go from what we do know - The summoner class will have different summons depending on the sub class. You will get Beasts, Undead, some sub classes will have only 1 strong pet active at a time, others will have 2-3 weaker. So if we go from this information maybe we will get 64 true classes From the Wiki Classes Page, Class section in class augments sub-section. the link: https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Classes "The intent behind the augment system is not to provide new active abilities. They're intended to augment existing active abilities that are provided through your primary archetype; and so your secondary archetype selection completes your class selection, of which there's 64 types and you get augment skills that can apply certain attributes and mechanics to your existing active skills." -Steven Sharif "When you reach the class phase, which is around level 25 and you introduce that secondary archetype selection to create your one of 64 classes, then you'll have a number of augments that you'll be able to apply on a per-ability basis; and your core ability kit comes from your primary archetype selection; and those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection." -Steven Sharif TL;DR No new skills, some augments which will change the aesthetics of some abilities. They will look different, that's it. That is not a different class, that is a sub-class. https://ashesofcreation.wiki/Summoner Summoners summon different varieties of summons, depending on the class and augments they choose.[20][21] Animals.[21] Spirits.[21][22] Skeletons, zombies and other undead summons will be possible with death-based cleric augments.[15][22] Corpses (potentially).[21] Some summoners may summon multiple things.[21] Other summoners may only summon one powerful thing.[21] Certain summoners may only be able to summon effects and/or temporary energies.[21] Augments from a secondary archetype can be applied to a summon.[23] This doesn't sound like just a look difference. Really? Changing a model doesn't sound like only an aesthetic difference? That's weird, because it sounds exactly like only an aesthetic difference to me. Maybe work on your reading comprehension a bit. Not to mention that is from the base class Summoner not sub-classes which is what I am talking about. On top of that the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models. read all lines of what i posted, not just the first 3. Having 1 strong pet, or having 3 pets at the same time. OR even some wont have pets at all - but summon effects or temporary energies. Guess this is just looks also? And no i would expect a Bear pet to have completely different skills from a spirit pet or a skeleton pet. Read all lines of my response.That is a base class which is not what I'm talking about.the one mention of a sub-class in here which would be a Necromancer (Summoner/Cleric) uses the word "possible" not added to denote it will not CHANGE the abilities it will simply REPLACE the models. Please read my actual post and don't just look at a few words get triggered and vomit more pointless shit. "Possible" has the meaning of - has a chance to happen. Not that it will just change visuals. Also even in the Fighter preview it was confirmed that augments change skills, like the charge may become blink and ect And no.. Charge and blink are not just visually different Yes changing a blink to a charge COULD warrant a change. They could also keep the same restrictions the charge had before, (e.g. You still need a clear path to the target.) I'm not sure why you're arguing over this. Or did you not read the part where I quoted Steven saying specifically "those augments will change the look and feel of those abilities; and some will have the affect to create more darker thematic aspects to it. Or just generally different aesthetics to the abilities that represent the secondary [archetype] selection." Well tbh i have high expectations about the augments...Even tho i will probably just get disappointed coz of this... This is because we know about the augments for several years. With Steven talking about them more than 2 years ago. And we still haven't seen a single augment (just heard some words about them). and we wont see any info until May 2025. This makes me think that the augments system is actually something REALLY BIG. Like if it was just changing dmg type from fire to ice, or charge to blink and ect, then it wouldn't take much time to make, and we would have already seen multiple augmented classes.
BRAD_AoC wrote: » Potentially hot take, but I hope they don't go for the 64 class system and take a different route. If they go through with this system, it will definitely hurt the expandability of the class system a lot in the long run (when a new class releases, every other class has to get new augments and it will be an impossible task for devs the longer the game runs) and I honestly don't think the augments are going to be as meaningful as people want them to be, judging from the examples we got so far. That being said, definitely going to play a rogue once that releases, but for the time being going to try out everything
