Battle Reform: Enmity (07/06/2011)

[Zanfire]

Yeah i been saying this for a while in game, if mobs live longer, you can make up new strategy to kill it instead of spamming attack and ws and zerging it, and of course the reward is also increased.

But if they last longer they might have to make debuffs useful **GASP**

[Morticous]

But if they last longer they might have to make debuffs useful **GASP**

Oh NOs! you might actually have to use MP Siphon/refresh because you wont have a chance to run in circles and regen MP!!

[Synapse]

Oh NOs! you might actually have to use MP Siphon/refresh because you wont have a chance to run in circles and regen MP!!

i lol'd hard.

[Seikninkuru]

I don't think this will help tanking, as tanks should know their enmity and how to control it. It will mainly help DPS in groups with bad tanks because the DPS doesn't always know how well the tank is increasing their enmity.

Without the enmity meter:
Bad tank failing with enmity = DPS continue to DPS assuming tank is doing his job = DPS gain aggro = DPS dies = mob lives longer = healers must heal more = healers gain enmity = mob kills healers = rest of party dies = DPS's fault.

With the enmity meter:
Bad tank failing with enmity = DPS see this and must deal less/slower damage = mob lives longer = healers must heal more = healers gain enmity = mob kills healers = rest of party dies = tanks fault.

Therefore the enmity meter is going to be our new 'how-much-blame-shall-we-place-on-the-tank-o-meter'.

I'm all for it.

You missed the part where the DPS is generally pretty bad. Sorry to say it, the blame is not always on the tank or healers, it's generally the DPS who faceroll for high dmg numbers(the good ones already know how to throttle dps to control hate depending the situation).

[Morticous]

i lol'd hard.

I'm glad i could bring joy to your heart.