I love them both. I'm sure I'm not the only one.
It's unethical of StS and the people of Arlor to be breeding smurfs and oompa loompas to create magic wielding deformed terrors.
Stand up for what's right. Join PETSOL today and help fill the world of Arlor with mages that look cuddly and slimy at the same time.
I run around naked on my Mage does that count ?
That just means you're already a member.Quote:
Originally Posted by Iamsenpi
yes i finally belongQuote:
Originally Posted by johnnyhardcore
I eat grilled rare Mages, but only the expensive blue ones, with a hint of forerunner wisps. Don't forget the warrior pudding. By the way I have to be careful because I cannot eat too much at a time in my favorite restaurant, CTF. Guess who I am?
StS take this seriously, mages need more power. :)
My thoughts on it, turn lifegiver into lifetaker. Have it do a DoT circle and party members in it receive a percent of siphoned mana and HP.Quote:
Originally Posted by CouchPass
Thats gotta be the best idea for mages skillQuote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyHardcore
Thanks! Appreciate the compliment.Quote:
Originally Posted by xcainnblecterx
i dont mind the lifegivers hp/mana return...i find it good at end game, however it slows the runQuote:
Originally Posted by JohnnyHardcore
Maybe a last upgrade providing party speed boost instead of those negligible dot regen
I have foreseen the day who mages buff came.
The same day, an avalanche of raging rogues (which is the natural food for mages in the rock-paper-scissors cycle), asking for nerf already.
Will be fun to see a twist in the roles, becoming sorcs the dominant class.
Those sorcerer users who doesn't quit and play as a rogue, have to lern to survive in a hostile environment, making them better players.
Because of that, the slightest change make a huge impact in many game aspects, like the case of arcane shield buff (loving it).