2013-02-03, 02:52 AM
Forgot to add,
Exactly what they did to poor Buccs.
Buccs got revamped nearly after Cannoneers came out.
>Cannoneers have this skill where they roll a barrel
>OMG let's give Buccs the same skill, except it's a... tornado?
>Cannoneers have a big laser
>OMG let's give Buccs the same skill, except make the papayagy orange spirit cast it
>Cannoneers get Nautilus Ultimate
>OMG let's give the exact same skills for Buccs, they're gonna love it!
Funny thing is, Nexon probably thought they were pretty clever doing that.
Kabanaw Wrote:It's something you see other places, like the transition between Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 to 4th edition. Not to start an edition war, but 3.5 was horribly balanced and 4th edition is very well balanced. Why do people still play 3.5/Pathfinder? Because in balancing all the classes, they also made them feel the same. Mechanically, each class works differently and there's actually quite a bit of diversity, but to a lot of people they feel the same, which is often as important or more than mechanically being different. Which is why, even though 4th edition on paper is a better game than 3.5, it's not unreasonable for people to still prefer the previous.
Exactly what they did to poor Buccs.
Buccs got revamped nearly after Cannoneers came out.
>Cannoneers have this skill where they roll a barrel
>OMG let's give Buccs the same skill, except it's a... tornado?
>Cannoneers have a big laser
>OMG let's give Buccs the same skill, except make the papayagy orange spirit cast it
>Cannoneers get Nautilus Ultimate
>OMG let's give the exact same skills for Buccs, they're gonna love it!
Funny thing is, Nexon probably thought they were pretty clever doing that.