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A class that has shadowstep can go from the top of the gorge in OT to the bottom without taking fall damage. A class with gravflux can launch themselves back up to drop-off points. A class with feign death run headlong into a pack of mobs and be safely out of range of opponents, swapping in worn regen items until ready to restart the fight. It's a different kind of power but no less powerful, and some gear upgrades allow for more of it. | |||
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![]() But we're talking pure itemization here, not skill.
Skill should not be involved in this at all. Two characters monk/warrior. Face tanking. Auto attacking, ̶u̶s̶i̶n̶g̶ ̶d̶i̶s̶c̶s̶ ̶a̶n̶d̶ ̶o̶t̶h̶e̶r̶ ̶m̶e̶l̶e̶e̶ ̶a̶b̶i̶l̶i̶t̶i̶e̶s̶,̶ and letting RNG and mitigation sort the rest. Which would win by how much? I guess theres a reasonable argument to determine which class has the most game changing utility items, and how much benefit you get from those that you'd not already get from spellbook spells etc. Warrior does have a lot of utility items that provide abilities that they don't get without gear, so that's a more robust discussion than just pure hp/ac/dps provided by gear. But in the context of monk vs warrior, I am curious BIS in terms of raw DPS/mitigation, which one gets more benefit from the gear than the other. I agree a monk can do more than a warrior, but that is because of FD and Mend and stuff. In fact if we were to remove disc/abilities and just do pure dps output from warrior vs monk and dps mitigation from gear... that would probably be more of a control than allowing mend/dics's because you can do those without gear. | ||
Last edited by shovelquest; 01-14-2025 at 04:54 PM..
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The title does ask though, which class benefits the most? Those benefits apply to all aspects of the game, not just PvP but PvE. And gear progression can't be reduced to 1v1 hit or miss, even in PvP, because much of that progress is more nuanced. | |||
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![]() An Abashi is like 11% better ratio than the Palladius Axe of Slaughter. That’s a massive difference.
Hypothetically a 60 monk vs 60 warrior with the same attack power and a Shovel of the Harvest? It’s probably closer than one would think, especially if the warrior is rolling out at <45% health and offensive discing. A few big crippling blows (or even crits) can move the parse. | ||
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![]() I think you'd be surprised how often a Monk could come out on top in that fight, even without abilities/discs being used.
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I’m not surprised by much, tbh. | |||
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I’d give monks/sks as the next ones. Having gear and FD allows you to stretch the limits. | |||
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