Inner Release Anti-Knockback

[Telvan2]

Does anyone else find the anti-knockback effect (Inner Strength) of WAR's Inner Release skill annoying? Particularly in the level 95 dungeon's last boss, I found that not getting knocked back with the party for the party stack was throwing me off.

I know that we're all pretty happy that WAR is the most OP tank at the moment, but I really feel like this is a welcome nerf to remove Inner Strength from Inner Release.

[Absurdity]

For me it's the opposite, I find it to be one of the most useful features the job has.
I'd give up Bloodwhetting's healing any day if it meant keeping IR's knockback immunity.

[Rithy255]

I like the Anti Knockback, shame that it was kind of Paladins thing with Tempered Will... but as everyone has Knockback immunity i guess its fine x)

[Post]

I know that we're all pretty happy that WAR is the most OP tank at the moment, but I really feel like this is a welcome nerf to remove Inner Strength from Inner Release.

You can remove it yourself without removing the offensive stacks by right clicking the buff, or using a macro:

/statusoff "Inner Strength"

This macro doesn't involve GCD or oGCD actions and as such will not cause any issues regarding control that you may have heard about; though it will overwrite any other macro that is ongoing (say, some sort of countdown. All macros do this).

Feel free to slap a /micon "<action name>" in there if you want the macro icon to look like a certain skill, else pick from the random ones they have.

Every once in a while they have a boss whose timings shake out to weird if you play on WAR and you're used to other jobs. E4s first phase was one in one of its timelines (back when Inner Release was 90sec cd, though).

[Telvan2]

You can remove it yourself without removing the offensive stacks by right clicking the buff, or using a macro:

/statusoff "Inner Strength"

This macro doesn't involve GCD or oGCD actions and as such will not cause any issues regarding control that you may have heard about; though it will overwrite any other macro that is ongoing (say, some sort of countdown. All macros do this).

Feel free to slap a /micon "<action name>" in there if you want the macro icon to look like a certain skill, else pick from the random ones they have.

Every once in a while they have a boss whose timings shake out to weird if you play on WAR and you're used to other jobs. E4s first phase was one in one of its timelines (back when Inner Release was 90sec cd, though).

Thank you, this is extremely helpful and solves my problem.