Sorcerers are becoming the next Bright Wizards

Some parts of the platform are quite buggy and will give you "not in sight" despite you being able to see them clearly, they litterally have to be right at one side for you to saber throw > leap back up.

Bad example as AOEing the nodes is the foundation if a win there lol.

That's why whenever 2 good teams meet there they both get stuck at the door. There is next to no way to burn even the glass cannons down fast enough to get a 8sec window to plant without interruption before the next wave of defender respawns hits.

I say again, too much sustained survivability. If a class has all the utility, cc and control that sorcs has, use of it and smart play should be mandatory. Sorcs don't even utilize those things as often as they could, since they can just stand in the thick of it melting faces off.

Unless you're getting knocked off platforms in Huttball or other such terrain issues, they should still be in range. (especially since saber throw is 30m if I recall correct)

I'm trying to understand the point of this new screenshot. It seems like a very nice game from the screenshot, a game where the teams are relatively even in gear/skills.

Your damage/healing were good, but not overpowered in any way compared to others.

This screenshot, in fact, shows that sorcerers don't mean **** when it comes to warzones. The fact that you team had more sorcerers didn't win you the game.

In fact, this screenshot is plenty proof that other classes (every class) can deal a lot of damage, earn a lot of medals, and win games without the "sorcerer boost."

Thank you for proving counter-evidence to the argument that sorcerers are overpowered.

(For those unaware of Bright Wizards, they are a class in Warhammer Online. At launch, the class had far too powerful of attacks earned early on which resulted in the warzones being 50%+ Bright Wizards, with them topping the damage charts)

Now that everyone knows Operative changes are on the way, I'm seeing a lot more Inquisitors around - especially Sorcerers. It's like the Operatives are all rerolling the alternative stealth class, or the alternative facemelting class.

Warzones are beginning to look like Warhammer Online's Bright Wizard problem. In the Huttball matches I've played today, the worst so far have been one with 11 Inquisitors, and one with 12.

10 out of the 11 Inquisitors were Sorcerers in the first one, and 8 out of 12 were Sorcerers in the second.

Should we view this as merely growing pains, as a portion of the playerbase looks for another class to play? Or do you think this is going to be a longterm problem, where the game becomes Sorcerer Wars of the Old Republic (to quote a guildie)?

If by 30m you mean 10m? Blade Storm is also 10m. Only leap is 30m

http://www.torhead.com/ability/gtfIIEV/saber-throw

You were saying? I cross referenced it with other sites too.. Darth Hater and r2-db for example.

And wow that's Juggarnaut only, Marauders have ways to escape dying at least when knocked off platforms. 2 seconds isn't often going to be a death sentence except at low HP

http://www.torhead.com/ability/gtfIIEV/saber-throw

You were saying? I cross referenced it with other sites too.. Darth Hater and r2-db for example.

And wow that's Juggarnaut only, Marauders have ways to escape dying at least when knocked off platforms. 2 seconds isn't often going to be a death sentence except at low HP

http://www.torhead.com/ability/emmK9eP/crippling-throw

Oh...right. 10m.

Its not growing pains m8. The class is overpowered in its current form and anyone with half a braincell knows it.

The only people who deny it are the Sorcs themselves and they arent biased much.