JoeTang Wrote:What? Are you kidding me? You think that your oh so mighty Shadowers should be just as strong as Paladins with Elemental Advantage? Who are you trying to kid?
Your argument doesn't even make sense. Every class is supposed to have some sort of role. Sharp Eyes is supposed to be a party buff. I'm sure BMs wouldn't think of it as too big of a loss if they changed Sharp Eyes to be a player buff, making them the second strongest single target DPS characters in the game, and Marksmen being not far behind.
That's not even rebalancing. This concept requires other characters have some party buffs to make their contributions. Night Lords suck the pomegranate without SE. Might as well not have them anymore if you're not giving them SE because they can't possible contribute anything to the party on a run in such a case when there's every other alternative for damage.
Shadowers weren't meant to be the strongest characters in the game. Why would you even think that? A thief with a dagger is supposed to match hit for hit with a Warrior carry a sword?
The problem with each class having different roles in maple is that classes that aren't attackers are usually looked down at and are not treated well. Attacking classes get praise words such as "godly class", and then support classes are referred to as "mules". That word in of itself shows the problem with playing a support class in maple.