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Just wanted to revisit an old subject. With the changes from the last couple of days, I've been attempting to address some class balance issues, particularly with regard to high-level zones. It's been the general consensus that gadgeteers and naturalists have had the worst of it, and I'm hopeful that between tweaking the to-hit formula, adding the top-level naturalist attack, and revamping electric net, this should help even out some of those difficulties.

Still, I don't have the time or energy to play all classes at all levels, so I wanted to solicit a little discussion about your experiences. Let me know if the recent changes seem to help, and which classes are now the "overpowered" ones, and which are the ones getting shafted. Not that I ever really expect to have perfect balance, but I'd like to try to keep it close.

Well, as much as I hate to admit it, from a farmer's perspective Psions are extremely. The primary two reasons, among others, are the skills Aura: Keen Observation and Meditation. 25% chip drops and 30 minutes a day? I'm not saying I want this to be addressed, but I guess it should .

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Hardly, K3v. Just boost the other classes to the level of Psions. Easy.

Also, Naturalists need accuracy in the DDD. I literally only hit on crits and very rarely normally.

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Won't the ascension game, when its rolled out, mitigate most of the class imbalances? I mainly farm and PVP right now so the Keen Observation Aura is the main reason I went with Psions. Its only one type of measure though, I'm not sure how well I'd do if I were trying to take on scaling monsters more rather than a fixed level monsters and just outleveling it.

Psions will probably still be at the top with Keen Obs. It really won't matter if there is skill perming though.

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I wager Meditation will be more breaking than Keen Observation, frankly.

Anyway... to the Delta.

Net seems a little more powerful (20-ish electric damage), and Grenade seems to have gotten a healthy bump (80-ish damage).

Which is odd, since Net now costs more. Of course, I can't see deleveling effects. And I may be a bit higher than you were looking to adjust.

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Which are pretty significant, and the main reason (I'm hoping) for that particular skill. Also that grenade scales with level, so you're seeing better results than anyone else in the game. For most people, it's still much less effective.

Took myself to the pit, and I'm seeing the difference now. Well, at least between old and new. I hit a lot more frequently after using the Grenade or Net.

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Actually, grenade shouldn't be helping you hit, as it weakens foe attacks. Only the net lowers their dodge.