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Thread: Question concerning Expert Balance Conditioning
I have a question regarding defense versus dizzy, blind, stun, etc...
I just recently got Expert Balance Conditioning at the suggestion of another TK, over that of Expert Meditative. I saw that the bonuses gathered were pretty hefty, adding 10 to defense on blind, dizzy, and some others...I thought things were really going to be good. I train it, and head right back out to Dantooine Agro Outpost where my group and I have been destroying huurtons, voritors, pikets, etc...
This is where the problem starts. In all melee combat I'm in (I have no ranged, just pure TK), I watch my character bar very carefully to see how I can improve my attacks, field damage, and make sure my target is blind, dizzied, and stunned at all times (if possible). Hence, I notice when I get the occasional blind, intimidate, dizzy, or stun. Up until now, I didn't get those very often.
Well, after I got to EBC, I got blinded, stunned, and dizzied multiple times during combat with the same mobs that before couldn't pull those attacks off with much success. Seething bols were blinding me left and right, back to back...before, they might get one or two off during combat with three of them. What gives? Why is it actually worse now than before?
I'm just curious as to why, now after training to be better in balance conditioning, it seems to be worse. I've checked over the prior combat saves and I only got blinded, stunned, or dizzied less than 5 times. Now it happens every time I get into combat with a melee encounter.
Vorlin,
Dont feel so bad, I also have expert balance conditioning along with Master Pikeman.
I have +60 to Defense Vs Posture Change(down) and If anything or anyone does a Change Posture move on me, it lands every time. I have +40 To Def vs KD ...Bam KD whenever someone wants me down.
They really need to make the Defense mods actually work, we would have never had a problem with the KD timer in the first place if they actually worked. ![]()
Vorlin wrote:
I have a question regarding defense versus dizzy, blind, stun, etc...
I just recently got Expert Balance Conditioning at the suggestion of another TK, over that of Expert Meditative. I saw that the bonuses gathered were pretty hefty, adding 10 to defense on blind, dizzy, and some others...I thought things were really going to be good. I train it, and head right back out to Dantooine Agro Outpost where my group and I have been destroying huurtons, voritors, pikets, etc...
This is where the problem starts. In all melee combat I'm in (I have no ranged, just pure TK), I watch my character bar very carefully to see how I can improve my attacks, field damage, and make sure my target is blind, dizzied, and stunned at all times (if possible). Hence, I notice when I get the occasional blind, intimidate, dizzy, or stun. Up until now, I didn't get those very often.
Well, after I got to EBC, I got blinded, stunned, and dizzied multiple times during combat with the same mobs that before couldn't pull those attacks off with much success. Seething bols were blinding me left and right, back to back...before, they might get one or two off during combat with three of them. What gives? Why is it actually worse now than before?
I'm just curious as to why, now after training to be better in balance conditioning, it seems to be worse. I've checked over the prior combat saves and I only got blinded, stunned, or dizzied less than 5 times. Now it happens every time I get into combat with a melee encounter.
I think they improved the AI, I noticed this a few days ago and I am only at Balance 2, Used to hardly get hit now get stun, blind and dizzy virtually every time now.
I am nearly at Balance 3, but I really don't think it wouldmake a big difference, as extra blind defence is not even in balance 3.
Think they need to increase the defensive values for melee (maybe they are already, will have to wait and see), not sure why but pistoleer seems to get the best defenses against these state attacks, even though melee fighters are going to be the ones getting hit with more state attacks.