Ok got this explained to me. You simply do not like music and support build and will paint everything about that as not working or not effective in the long run, going as far as saying that it was a mistake from the start... Even if it has worked really well as recent as the last update.
You then make the sudden leap of logic that what works now will not work later even when pointed out that the weaknesses you want to exist wont be there forever. I guess this is just you bias showing up again so I will decide that you are wrong on this given the proof that we have and move on to better things for now.
My plan is not sharing the vent. The minions are standing outside while we train, so this is basically just us going outside to meet them. I'll switch the minions to the 'cultivate alone' section, so it makes it more clear, but I think this is a bit of a strange interpretation.[] Plan Forbidden Forests, Forgotten Paths
@Arkeus I'd rather not share the Vent with the Ma sisters. I'm fine spending time with them, but the Vent's not entirely ours to share.
Concerning our future build: I hope that music never becomes our full build.
One of the pillars of our cultivation sure, but never the whole build.
Ling Qi shouldn't satisfy herself with being just a musician. Or just an archer for that matter...
Point is, FVM doesn't really play well with anything else.It also fails to play well with FVM, interrupting Flute play and requiring additional Qi to insulate allies when we've already paid once with FVM. And it operates on a Mastery that don't use basically anywhere else, while getting all of ZERO bonuses from our other arts and passives.
And yet I don't think it's useless. It gives us quite the number of defensive dice regardless if we land any of its other aspects on the opponent.But right now, FVM doesn't work; at least not against peer opponents. We need more dice on it, and the only way to get more also consists of us "pouring effort" into the task.
Well like Zhong Peng pointed out having secondary skills is an asset. But having a clear primary as a focus is something we still need. We are mostly talking about what should be our primary focus.Concerning our future build: I hope that music never becomes our full build.
One of the pillars of our cultivation sure, but never the whole build.
Ling Qi shouldn't satisfy herself with being just a musician. Or just an archer for that matter...
Plus if we use Music it's not like we'll just be limited to FVM. The Shaman had an offensive Drum art, and presumably there'll be buff and other art types available as well.Well like Zhong Peng pointed out having secondary skills is an asset. But having a clear primary as a focus is something we still need. We are mostly talking about what should be our primary focus.
Concerning our future build: I hope that music never becomes our full build.
One of the pillars of our cultivation sure, but never the whole build.
Ling Qi shouldn't satisfy herself with being just a musician. Or just an archer for that matter...
If I thought this would happen I would be fine with dropping AE. The problem is I don't think it will, and i dont really feel confident we will pick up a second spirit either. So it is either AE or nothing and that leaves me rooting for AE.So clearly the right thing to do is find a better summon art than AE that is actually in line with our bonuses and combat strategy.
I think AE will grow to fit our build more. I am confident the Grinning Moon chose well for us, art wise. It's a bit awkward for us right now because of the wrong mastery and us not having a lot of spiritual abilities, but I wouldn't be surprised if we manage to change that simply by getting things to enhance FVM, and I think AE's latter techs and upgrades to the tech would be very significant.If I thought this would happen I would be fine with dropping AE. The problem is I don't think it will, and i dont really feel confident we will pick up a second spirit either. So it is either AE or nothing and that leaves me rooting for AE.
Other than the points we've already made about this, I'd point out that Ruan was actually pretty stealthy.I do think music and stealth at the same time just doesn't work- either work with summons though. Our focus should be something that works pretty well all the time
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*Sigh* I did not mean to suggest we abandon music completely by pointing out the drawbacks of a stealth/music build. I do think we are going to run into issues with thinking either make a good FOCUS. For us I think summoning will work well on that count.
The prospect of dropping a pair of spirit kiddos and then two or three horrorterror buddies out of nowhere and then beating down enemies with the TRUE power of friendship- action economy and ganging up on a loner- is pretty appealing and fits all our skills. Even archery works well if it's based around the idea that we use it to slow enemies enough for our FriendTeam to dogpile them.
And yeah, summons works well with stealth because they don't need to make stealth tests until we drop them and we can also just use horrorterror buddies as distractions to run for it.
I do think music and stealth at the same time just doesn't work- either work with summons though. Our focus should be something that works pretty well all the time.
? We've kind of been over the issue, and I feel I've said what I wanted to, but I just looked over the post he appeared in and couldn't find that. Cite?Other than the points we've already made about this, I'd point out that Ruan was actually pretty stealthy.
Here:? We've kind of been over the issue, and I feel I've said what I wanted to, but I just looked over the post he appeared in and couldn't find that. Cite?
He hummed thoughtfully, looking her over, and Ling Qi shifted uncomfortably. It wasn't that he was being a perv or anything… his eyes were just disturbingly piercing, it almost felt like he was looking through her. On the other hand, she was having trouble feeling his qi at all. "Well, as much as I like the idea of having a cute little junior sis," he began, before pausing and giving her another look over. "Or not so little as the case may be," he corrected, making her frown, there was no call for that.