Jedi Revan: Minimum Expectations
So word has it that Jedi Revan was not quite (or even nearly) up to par, hence no kit reveal last week. The decision to work on Revan this past weekend was absolutely the right one. The question i...
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"Boov;c-1670821" wrote:"sying;c-1670803" wrote:"No_Try;c-1670788" wrote:
He should be better than Ugnaught, but not better than CUP.
What -most expensive toon-, have you ever 7*ed a toon on release?
This one is not one they want to get wrong.
Honest question, can they get it right?
Given the fact that revan is quite difficult to obtain, you'd want him to be rather OP if you're able/willing to get him, but you don't want him to be that OP if you can't/aren't willing to get him.
Personally i want him to be rather OP eventhough i'm not going to get him. On the other hand i do not want to only play vs revan once players like myself are finally able to also get him. So slightly better than traya would be ideal imo. Unfortunately that's probably too weak or too OP for others depending on their perspective.
Yes they can get it right, but they're not off to a great start.
The decision to lock him behind an exclusivity wall mandates that he must be powerful, if not outright OP. Otherwise the decision can only backfire -- rendering those who *do* spend to unlock him feeling cheated. With how this game functions, it must be difficult to test a character who could have a hard counter just sitting out there -- one that might not be obvious.
Since people have already solved the STR raid puzzle, that means that Revan would also have to be explicitly overpowered in Arena to be attractive to a lot of the people who are going to get him.
