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5/13/2020 11:49:48 PM
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Did someone screw up PvP Power?
Ok, call me cynical if you wish, but aren't you supposed to be harder to take out if you're a higher light level than your opponent in Iron Banner?
If that's the case, why am I constantly loosing 1v1 fights as a 1010 guardian against 985's, even with my defense at 70?
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It’s called being shit
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4 AntwortenBearbeitet von GHOST 9o5: 5/14/2020 12:14:31 AMBecause you're worse at gunplay than them, getting caught off guard, or are already weak. Or, they are using a weapon with a perk that increases damage, thus overcoming your light advantage over them. I can't usually 3 tap people with my Dire Promise 150 HC. I usually end up with 58 per crit - making it a 4 shot. I can 3 tap people with my Thorn due to the extra DoT making up for lost damage. At least I think I was, I wasn't paying too much attention and was just vibing with my friends.
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Because you’re not good...? Maybe that’s it I’m not sure though.
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Bearbeitet von hypershadow51: 5/14/2020 12:17:20 AMThe light level matters but not as much as people think. During the Iron Burden quest last year I did hundreds of matches at over 100 light lower then almost everyone else. My shotgun wouldn’t one shot anymore, neither would spectral blades or arc staff, Arbelest would one shot body shot me and Wishender would one shot me to the head. Sounds horrible huh? Well, my Erentil still one tapped, my Blast Furnace and Not Forgotten still three tapped, and Wardcliff still performed exactly the same. I’m pretty sure my sword still one hit killed but I’m not 100% sure on that one. My point is, some weapons will see more of an impact from the light level difference then others. Don’t expect magickal super armor against the Jötunn guy just because you are +25 light ahead of him!
