they r fixing the wrong rogue..
Effect cut in half = "a slight nerf"P.s. Oh well, I preferred playing Mantle of Stars anyway, as it provides a massive survivability boost against big damage spikes, like in Nemesis packs. Saved me several times already.
Bring back brann. I miss him telling me not to stand there.
ah yes the one curio knocks enemies up, that's a lot of child support
Lol why even bother, who really cares if a curio is strong. This is like when they tuned torghast.
Warning! Fun detected, must nerf
Fun detected! Must nerf!No easy paths shall be offered.We will for 20 years make you uncheck the unlearned recipes check mark in all prof tabs when searching for a particular recipe. Just think of how many times you have unchecked that when checking recipes. Same "feature" is present in the quest log since you need to either scroll down or minimize all that is above where your quest is.But gtfo and buy this $7.50 tree pls.
Why are we balancing delves instead of fixing the SLEUGH of monk bugs? Such as the one where Sheilun's Gift LITERALLY just stops working and turns back into vivify?We have class bugs that've been in since 2 months prior to Midnight launch and have simultaneously been reported for that long, but we're nerfing the casual content, very good priorities Blizz.
This has been an awful early access experience
I am a bit concerned that Blizzard starts applying nerfs before the first Midnight season has even started.They don't have any useful metrics right now as only early birds play high level delves and people still have level capped gear. They should better wait until they get enough T11 delve logs to make a decision.
Can't wait for Season 1 to start, I like delves
After playing delves in beta with capped gear the curios you want are gonna be the survival ones because they are tuned horribly this time
tbh Porcelain Blade Tip is the most un-fun curio anyway, random chance for enemies to take more damage, that's not something you'd notice. However, several other curios could benefit from telegraphing their effects, too.