Bottom right of skill tree needs better defensive options

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cowmoo275#3095 wrote:

TECHNICALLY Evasion is the opposite of RNG: the entropy system guarantees that you'll take a hit eventually. Meaning you AREN'T operating within a random system, the system adjusts against randomness.

Also, There's no such thing as "less RNG"...it either is or isn't...but I get the point you are making lol.

It is RNG defense (sort of), but that RNG is heavily HEAVILY stacked in your favor. Add in a little avoidance and that can be pushed to basically 99% taking ZERO damage from hits. Then, you just need to mitigate the potential hit you actually do take which you get almost free from spell suppression and instant recovery. Then, you can even build block down there although that would travel a bit towards low-center.

The problem with saying that evasion is "rng defense" is that.....if you play as an evasion character, you need to PLAY as an evasion character: meaning you dodge almost everything MANUALLY anyway, and then 99% of your mis-times are covered through the actual evasion. And then the only hits you actually take are going to be small (because they'd only happen in large packs) and mitigated through your secondary layers.

But yes....if you stand still in the middle of a giant pack of mobs, then evasion by itself is the worst defense.

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cowmoo275#3095 wrote:

TECHNICALLY Evasion is the opposite of RNG: the entropy system guarantees that you'll take a hit eventually. Meaning you AREN'T operating within a random system, the system adjusts against randomness.

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VoidWhisperer42#5989 wrote:

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Raycheetah#7060 wrote:

You know nothing. ='[.]'=

Source: Trust me, bro?
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