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So they went from a such a subtle demo of how stagger works that most everyone missed it, to actually teaching you wrong if you pay close enough attention. Well, you put a lot of thought into the thread. On a PvE level, I think introducing staggers would mean having to rework several enemies and while your videos were interesting, all of them were in an open environment.
I would also be happy with defensive combat that benefited from counterattacks. That would require a retuning of almost all the spawn times in the game, however. Sunk cost fallacy in full effect. The problems keep compounding and the awkward band-aids keep piling up. Unfortunately AGS keeps tight-lipped about anything they intend to do.
Mostly it comes down to AGS removing some of the mob staggers as well. It made combat much more exciting even though it was slower as it took more effort to kill things and the ever present threat of getting swarmed. In open-world PvE, your tank was the guy who physically stood between you and the mobs.
After being staggered twice you were given a free dodge to break out. What did you expect to happen? Just small handful really, a half dozen at best, but by the end of CBT they had nearly replies by themselves of the approximately 3. I mean, I was attempting to solo rifts earlier today and breezed through the first ones, but once I hit the ones made for a group of five, the mob density did me in. Getting two mobs in your face while a dog charges your side and an impaler takes potshots at you is a struggle even without stagger.
The majority of people who PvP do so because they have the reactions and skills to counter another human opponent. Being able to stomp on mobs that once gave you trouble is part of the draw. I only have one disagreement, they need to fix hit boxes on some of the bosses and get more of the PvE systems working correctly before any of the combat fixes they could do would matter to the majority of the player base. The thing is, stagger still exists on the on NPC side.
But yes, having that wolf nipping at your flank and staggering you out of your attacks would cause a problem. I can one shot a lot of the low level wolves, but them attacking me is an inconvenience not fun.
But two will make you think a bit. That never would have happened in the old system. Stop spreading this misinformation that it was possible or easy to get out of a stagger lock, especially from a weapon like the hatchet. You tell others to stop spreading misinformation while also spreading misinformation.
The dodge was not the only way to get out of a stagger lock. Blocking was the best method in most scenarios as well as letting it completely recover your stamina bar if you were out of stamina and got block broken. Grit attacks were another option to not only recover from stagger but also attack the enemy allowing you to move. If you got stuck in a corner you used grit attacks to get out, it literally works no different than it does now because now you can still get stuck in a corner unless you sheath weapons which only works in PvP, not against AI.
Exploits are an entirely different issue, even now the game has exploits and yet again they make hasty changes and gut the game for all players.
Not to mention again that bow was a powerhouse of a weapon and fire staff was also godly. Also light armor was the meta then, not heavy, because dodge roll was much better. Heavy was only viable in war which makes sense because of how point capture works. Oh it is strong. Especially on high level lost enemies. They all spam stagger you. Yet all you can do from a hatchet perspective is a second root. I mean come the fk on. Hatchet is still just fast attack spam plain and simple and nothing particularly special in terms of DPS.
I wish some form of stagger on it would be reintroduced taking some of the focus back away from the greataxe. Click on the item of the list to learn about each topic. True skill-based combat that simultaneously rewarded character progression. The Preview The opening of the flood gates. Ok, now here is where the problems occurred: If hatchet man hits me, he has X recovery frames before he can use another action. If I got hit, I had Y frames of stagger before I can use an action.
They were attempting an attack at a frame disadvantage. What should I have done instead with my invulnerability frames? I could have: Put up a block. Dodged out of the way. Used an ability with grit that white glowing animation that goes through an attack.
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