Having it work in all positions would also make sense based on its in-game representation. While it is not bad at present, it suffers from unpredictability and its rank 3 or 4 limitation. Houndmaster- allowing the Cry Havoc skill to work in the front line would give it more flexibility and desirability as a stress relief tool. As it stands, he is rather risky to use in a few dungeons- an unlucky Treebranch Smack or Tidal Slam can render him useless for a time.Īrbalist- allowing her bandage skill to staunch bleeding seems to make sense and would provide additional synergy with the Occultist (who has the potential to cause bleed with his healing skills). Other poster's ideas regarding a repositioning effect from one of his skills sound good too. he can at least recover from and "tank" attacks from the back. Leper- adjusting his self buff skills so that they work in any position would give that character at least marginal utility when he is pushed out of position 1 or 2- i.e. I see that some of the recent feedback has been about character skills, so I thought I'd repost some of my earlier thoughts on this matter: I know that this thread was originally about tier lists but most of my opinions on this matter are already reflected by other posters, so I won't reiterate them. With the right trinket buffs, that move can instakill the frontline enemy almost every time. I would say that Highwaymen are also better in position 2 than 3 if you have them in position 1 before a fight then let them Point Blank Shot into position 2. Instead I would simply keep the skill available in case of emergencies, only activating it and moving the Jester from position 2 to 4 when another hero is really on the brink of insanity. The stress heal can actually only be used from position 4, but unless you're new to the game and have a hard time dealing with stress, it's a waste using that position only for stress heals. Both of the Jester's bleed attacks can be used from position 2, which is the ideal spot for him to play as a Dodge-tank. I feel like position 2 is one of the hardest positions to slot well (assuming you aren't on week 50 and have had plenty of time to build the exact team you want.). Hellion needs to be in Position 1 for max effectiveness, Vestal wants to sit in the back. So far I have Crusaders, Houndmasters (although they work anywhere from 2-4), Man at Arms, and that's pretty much it. What I really need is units that love position 2. Unfortunately in order to get him to use all of them at the same time he has to be in position 3, which is a very crowded position (Occultists, Plague Doctors, Highwaymen, Grave Robbers, all love that spot). Origineel geplaatst door GhostMessiah:The main problem with the Jester (in my mind) is that he has 2 or 3 abilities I would use. Super interested in what you all have to say! Meaning do any classes shift in power dependent on what dungeon you are going to? What is the Tier list look like for each Dungeon?
Is the overall Tier List the same for each individual dungeon area. And then What classes constitute Tier B, and so on down the line to however many Tiers you all think is necessary.Īfter you do that, I have a follow-up question. What classes do you all think constitute Tier A, or let's call this 'god tier.' They are the best around, and nothing in the world could bring them down. Ranking them numerically highest to lowest isn't very useful as the gaps in power between say the 2nd and 3rd best might be larger than the gaps between 3rd and 4th. What are the rankings of our current character classes? But any game that has a large pool of character choice this methodology can be applied.
Typically you find these in fighting games like Street Fighter, but also in games like DOTA. Which got me to thinking about Tier Lists. In Xeno's thread there was a good debate on what classes are underperforming. So thanks to Xenos, and everyone who participated in the discussion in the thread "Worst class according to you?" I was lead to my own question I wanted to post for you all.
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