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HelinCarnate
07.12.2012 , 11:10 PM | #11
Poll is pointless. Devs already have stated that it is working as intended for roots to be seperate from resolve. Changing it would screw up several specs and make huttball even more of a joke. The best thing BW could do in this case would be to stick to their guns and not give in to the crying on the forums.
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Morrolan
07.12.2012 , 11:19 PM | #12
Quote: Originally Posted by Echoo View Post
For allowing them not to effect fully resolved people, But not for roots increasing resolve.
I agree with this.
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KettleBelll
07.12.2012 , 11:26 PM | #13
Force leap needs to root the target to work.

Because of this, roots will always ignore resolve. /thread.

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Ybini
07.12.2012 , 11:29 PM | #14
Take away my root and the other classes should lose something else. One more thing to nerf gunslinger and you'll kill the class totally.

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Senul
07.12.2012 , 11:32 PM | #15
Roots/slows don't make you lose control of your character, so... Against.
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07.12.2012 , 11:54 PM | #16
Roots ignoring resolve is the only thing giving ranged classes a fighting chance against melee.
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Retro_Chrome
07.12.2012 , 11:56 PM | #17
Quote: Originally Posted by HelinCarnate View Post
Poll is pointless. Devs already have stated that it is working as intended for roots to be seperate from resolve. Changing it would screw up several specs and make huttball even more of a joke. The best thing BW could do in this case would be to stick to their guns and not give in to the crying on the forums.

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07.12.2012 , 11:58 PM | #18
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Isislol
07.13.2012 , 12:12 AM | #19
Quote: Originally Posted by Senul View Post
Roots/slows don't make you lose control of your character, so... Against.
We get it, you don't want to lose your leap root but hey if my sin can't force pull people with full resolve bar why should your guardian be able to root me? I mean Force Pull doesn't make you lose control of your character either right?

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Dmasterr
07.13.2012 , 12:21 AM | #20
Not going to happen. Even if you get 90% of the player base to sign it; because numbers don't make you right..Yeah yeah marketing whatever, but atm you are still playing the game... if they break it you won't; the change would make an insurmountable amount of harm more than it would do good.

You might dislike the pvp meta game rules (players who can play the game properly do not dislike it), but it took years to develop and balance it... and changing the way slow/roots work in relation with resolve will break the game.

Even if hypothetically they change it, next day you will be on the forum crying for the change to be reverted. So why go through the whole process?
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