Revert Samurai Changes! Bring back our Kaiten!

[VincentH]

BRING KAITEN BACK!

[jetteaime]

This is objectively bad design and they just keep leaning further into it. Players don't have agency anymore. They are given a single-octave baby piano and expected to slowly plink away to sheet music at a snail-like 60 bpm with the rest of the class until teacher says time up, lets practice movement 2. This is hardly a game anymore. It's band class and the only payoff you are getting is a participation trophy because only your parents bothered to endure that end of semester performance.

I couldn’t have worded this analogy any better myself. This is exactly how I feel about so many jobs now!

[CelestiCer]

This is objectively bad design and they just keep leaning further into it. Players don't have agency anymore. They are given a single-octave baby piano and expected to slowly plink away to sheet music at a snail-like 60 bpm with the rest of the class until teacher says time up, lets practice movement 2. This is hardly a game anymore. It's band class and the only payoff you are getting is a participation trophy because only your parents bothered to endure that end of semester performance.

This is poetry... can I say it? I never even say it... I'mma just say it... " True and Real "

[Theodric_Thorne]

Bring Kaiten back, and bring back our direct crits. The most visually impressive moves in our kit put up such mediocre numbers. I know it sounds dumb, but those big hits really do have some kind of psychological reward component. I couldn't begin to tell you what my overall DPS is, or if I'm actually pulling my weight as well as I possibly could be in a fight, but I will always remember the giddy excitement of hitting a finisher back in 6.0 and taking a sizable chunk out of an enemy's HP bar.

If I wanted my spenders to look flashy but feel meaningless, I'd go back to WoW and play a Retribution paladin. If this trend continues, they may as well just make Meikyo Shisui a trait, and turn the Sen gauge into basically a Holy Power meter that's constantly being filled and spent.

(that last part was a joke, not a legitimate suggestion)