What does stacking schadenfreude do? I've never had a single schadenfreude not fill up my mana.
Cause giving vanilla burndayraz the Fire Heart effect was just the tiny bit of push it needed to be... viable
Darvin wrote:What does stacking schadenfreude do? I've never had a single schadenfreude not fill up my mana.
Not stacking them against a single attack, but using them repeatedly. Four schadenfreudes is four full mana restores. As an elf, you're looking at as much as 100 MP restored for a single blitz of spellcasting. Very few bosses outside of vicious difficulty can withstand this.
Cause giving vanilla burndayraz the Fire Heart effect was just the tiny bit of push it needed to be... viable
Yeah, kinda pushed it into the realm of the abusive. To be fair, BURNDAYRAZ did need something and it is long overdue for its time in the spotlight.
I honestly felt Fire Heart was even more overpowered than what we have now, it's just that since you don't need to prep a locker item anymore the strategy is more obvious.
Lujo wrote:Cause giving vanilla burndayraz the Fire Heart effect was just the tiny bit of push it needed to be... viable
Yeah, kinda pushed it into the realm of the abusive. To be fair, BURNDAYRAZ did need something and it is long overdue for its time in the spotlight.
I honestly felt Fire Heart was even more overpowered than what we have now, it's just that since you don't need to prep a locker item anymore the strategy is more obvious.
I agree that it wasn't on par with some other strats, it's just that I had to restrain myself from being as snarky as I could and post: "Cool, let's buff everything to this powerlevel!" right below a screenshot of a lvl 1 win which used only one glyph (which with wizard you get right away), and interacted with one object on the map
The Avatar wrote:That's much worse. Oh god, that is scary. What's next, purist Dragon Isles?
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