madpear
Legacy Supporter 5
- Joined
- Dec 15, 2012
a) Fleetfoot- For X energy and Y mana, Ranger gains a Q% move speed increase for Z seconds.
b) Agility- For X energy and Y mana, Ranger gains a Q% move speed increase for Z seconds.
For a) the MS gain Q is lower, but the duration Z is longer.
For b) the MS gain Q is higher, but the duration Z is shorter.
When I think of a Ranger tracking somebody, I think of somebody who can catch a trail and overtake their quarry. Without a speed boost of any sort, right now the Ranger has a tendency to lag behind the entire party when following a track and it feels counter-intuitive as every other class and their sister runs out ahead of the sluggish Ranger. A heavy-handed plodder that gets even slower when he starts into a fight isn't exactly the definition of deftness.
Either seem like valid skills that would harmonize with the spirit of the class. The name and numbers in the skill could be hammered out by the balance team, but all things considered this is the biggest skill I see as missing from the class in order for it to really fit its description.
b) Agility- For X energy and Y mana, Ranger gains a Q% move speed increase for Z seconds.
For a) the MS gain Q is lower, but the duration Z is longer.
For b) the MS gain Q is higher, but the duration Z is shorter.
When I think of a Ranger tracking somebody, I think of somebody who can catch a trail and overtake their quarry. Without a speed boost of any sort, right now the Ranger has a tendency to lag behind the entire party when following a track and it feels counter-intuitive as every other class and their sister runs out ahead of the sluggish Ranger. A heavy-handed plodder that gets even slower when he starts into a fight isn't exactly the definition of deftness.
Either seem like valid skills that would harmonize with the spirit of the class. The name and numbers in the skill could be hammered out by the balance team, but all things considered this is the biggest skill I see as missing from the class in order for it to really fit its description.