"RAYRAY;631686" wrote:
"Maraxus;631378" wrote:
"RAYRAY;630907" wrote:
"Darth_Jay77;630741" wrote:
1. We need a smarter AI, not dumb it down; it's already on the verge of being "special needs"
2. I think changing tank AI to NOT taunt would be a huge mistake, huge
3. Yes secondary stats are superior compared to set bonuses, this should be changed somehow. Perhaps a mild reduction in secondary stats and a meaningful buff to set bonuses (e.g. you want faster characters, buy speed mods, not health mods with huge secondary speed stats)
4. Rex and Yoda's AI needs an update to use Squad Discipline / Battle Meditation first and that will help counteract some of the speed Old Ben teams along with other control elements like EP.
1. OK Fair enough.
2. On the surface I agree, but it is the taunt first that makes the team I mentioned an instant win on defense 9/10 times.
3. I agree 100% with this. I suggest a much more than "mild" reductions in secondary stats, specifically speed. Speed should be capped at 3-5 per mod as a secondary stat or removed altogether.
4. I understand what you are saying but no other team is a balance issue like the double tanks speed AOE team is. It breaks the game and needs to be addressed somehow.
You guys complain too much.
Use Rex lead and watch aoe teams melt... Or use droids as someone mentioned before or used your own Biggs + Anakin + B2 to gain tm and disrupt chain of action or use a number of other viable strategies...
Tldr be creative instead of blaming the game.
Ok be honest, my understanding is that you run one of these teams. (Wedge, Poe, anakin, STH and lando). How many times do you have to battle to maintain 1st? If you run the same team as doktor shin I would guess between zero and 1. Be honest.
I do not run wiggs team , and am at first spot in my shard for a few days in a row, and there are some wiggs team...
I just gotta think of solutions to beat them... With more than 75 toons available in game each with very specific skills, u just need a bit of creativity but it's not that hard...
