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Troxx, simply claiming I haven't proven my case isn't an argument. Thus far I have shown plenty of evidence to support my position, and you agree with what I have said.
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Last edited by DeathsSilkyMist; 01-23-2024 at 12:17 AM..
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You lost 15 HP regen per tick and gained some mitigation. With FSI you lose 8 HP regen per tick and gained some mitigation. It's really that simple. That is why FSI is the best Min/Max option for Shamans. Many people, including yourself, choose mitigation over regen once you have Torpor. You did so when you didn't even have the optimal replacement.
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Last edited by DeathsSilkyMist; 01-23-2024 at 12:44 AM..
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Point is I had a fungi. My shaman got torpor and for once I could comfortably function without it. You’re still missing the point lol. Quote:
FSI does NOT give you mitigation. It only stops a fairly rare chance that a bash will stun you. For shamans this is only relevant if it interrupted an important spell cast at a moment of time it was important not to be interrupted. The tradeoff at 60 for this benefit is 8hp/tick standing and 11hp/tick sitting permanent regeneration. The tradeoff before level 60 is literally double (or more depending on level) your baseline racial regen. That’s a whole lot of extra health (mana) over the course of getting to 60. At 60, it still translates to better survivability and mana recovery than FSI ever will. Quit with the false equivalency argument. Being able to function without a fungi after you have torpor does not mean that FSI is better than innate regeneration- it is an entirely separate discussion. Remember … I already was able to function without FSI for 60 levels on that shaman. Weirdly, I’ve managed to function just fine on 7 other non-shaman spell casting classes to 6 without FSI. So far you have made one point: 1) a torpor shaman can function without racial regen What you have not proven or honestly even made a strong case for (as bcbrown has pointed out) is that the immunity from the fairly uncommon and random brief stun actually has significant value. Remember his posts? I do. His posts started on page 6 and really came to a head here: Quote:
From practical experience I can honestly say I have never encountered a situation on my shaman or any of my other level 60 caster classes where a bash stun made a difference. On my bard aoe kiting? Yeah sure. But bards can’t be ogres and when you’re aoe kiting they aren’t hitting you from the front if you mess up.
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