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Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 29 Jun 2010 20:12
by Rhynox
My point is that there are certain effects that belong to very few weapons. For example, nightvision, invisibility, etc. I don't think there should be one weapon of every class doing the same (I don't like the fact that there are corrupted mithril halberds/flails/swords/bows instead of just axe as originally was). I don't complain because I don't have a club that lets me see in darkness, or an axe that makes others bleed.

Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 29 Jun 2010 21:02
by Rhaegar
Actually, most Avenir weapons could count as partially bleeding as the wounds they leave prevent healing. It can make quite a huge difference when the fight lasts a bit (against some tanks perhaps) and they don't get their usual regen to sustain the damage.

And yeah, I remember something about CMS dealing damage instead of healing when in hands of evil char, but I might be wrong here. Poleaxe ftw!

Edit:
To the post below me: *applaud*

Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 29 Jun 2010 21:03
by cotillion
Healing weapons are stupid.
There should not be any.

Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 29 Jun 2010 21:36
by Creed
And if you say so, then how come there are any?

I mean, can't you just fix them to be non-healing?

They are very few items, so shouldn't be that hard.

Or is it only your opinion, and not that of the whole administration?

Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 00:06
by Draugor
cotillion wrote:Healing weapons are stupid.
There should not be any.

For once I agree with Cot, healing weapons are retarded, if there are to be any they sure as hell shouldnt be align restricted as it is a huge bonus

Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 00:20
by petros
Creed wrote:Or is it only your opinion, and not that of the whole administration?
It's my opinion too. But Genesis as you have probably figured out is much more than just what a single person thinks. There's plenty of historic precedent, domain lore, and thematic considerations that drive whether such changes should be made. But who knows, maybe tomorrow they'll all disappear. :lol:

Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 07:49
by Bromen
I was going to bring up this topic before, but was going to say there is a lack of lifestealing weapons. Sure a heal proc is nice, but a drain life dagger like Aretmis Entreri has, is truly evil.

Imho, there should be more weapons that restrict use based on alignment and stats.

-b

Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 08:59
by Laurel
especially towards the cap Nomog's club has - can't have X higher than ... to wield :twisted:

Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 30 Jun 2010 11:25
by Tarax the Terrible
I like the variety that unique weapons give. Saying they are stupid overlooks the depth they add to the game.
So since we are naming the weapons, I forgot the stick and was thinking it was the mithril capped pike which maybe healed.
Rhynox is right, there are lots of different buffs etc but I was just talking about healing because I thought it was axe dominated.
The single sword I was thinking of was the sabre. The others are news to me.
You all forgot the soul reaper axe, which also has a heal when charged. Unless that changed.
Its a very cool weapon, great wizardly work and I wonder why the life-stealer blade doesn't do something similar?

I do not see any problem having weapons that offer something different.
The crytal axe is top of the pile because it is 1 handed, uber damage and non dulling.
But there are other weapons equal in uberness so no reason for it to be nerfed.

BSA could be carried around in a pack to give burst healing on command (think its unique in that).

SoH can be thought of as more of a poison weapon, dominated by knives but second most by polearms (strangely perhaps).
There is also a poison club or two, don't know any sowrds or axes.
Sybarus wounds do not do damage, just restirct regeneration so less like a poison.

Re: Healing weapons.

Posted: 03 Aug 2010 03:23
by Cherek
Having been around for so long, its quite amazing (and a little worrying) that I learned so much from reading this thread.:)