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You mean like a Mortal Strike for Warriors in Warcraft?

God I hated that debuff, but of course I was a Priest lol

I hated that move because it was so powerful.  I was lucky I was a paladin and had ways around it (BoP).  But still, it was definately a pain.

I really hope they dont have it just because I dont want them to be copying WoW.  It would be nice if they gave some class something that hindered healing effects, but I dont want another WoW clone.  Not trying to bash you, but people always say this stuff in games now since WoW came out.  Well why cant I have flight paths, wow had it.  Why cant I have an execute because I had that in WoW.  So many games try to copy the juggernaut and I want a totally new experience (maybe im biased because of my hatred for wow.)

Yes, that perspective by Ken Choi was just ridiculous. There are so many elements that are "unrealistic." That's why I've never really understood situations in games that could really frustrate a gamer. Yes, a challenge, while gaming...but things like having to buy ammo--I don't know. Let's just pretend I ran to town and bought some ammo -.-

I have played Lineage 2 for the last 4-5 years on and off. In that game you had to buy supplies all the time! And ive gotta say that MADE the game not BRAKE it. Seriously! I played two classes a gladiator and a hawkeye. Gladiator is a quick dual wielding all about DPS. A masterful glad was the shit! It had great selfbuffs and some ranged skills aswell! But to use most of his attacks, he had to use "Charge" skill. Up to lvl 5 if im not mistaken. So you could charge up 5 charges and some of the best skills took some of those charges to excecute. For instance "Sonic tripple slash" took 3 charges (if im not mistaken, been a while). Seems like an ok system, but the thing is some of the best skills also consumed energy stones, which was a consumable. You could buy them in shops.

When it comes to Hawkeyes, they are archers, and had to buy their ammo. The ammo could be bought from shops, got as drops or even bought from crafting players. And it worked! It really did!

Another consumable was the so called "Soulshots" and "spiritshots". Basically it was another consumable that was used in battle, it imbues your weapon (soulshot) or magical spell (spiritshot) with extra damage dealing potential. And different weapons used different amount of shots per succesful hit. Once again, they could be bought from shops and players alike. Think of them as "batteries" for your weapon. And they worked like a charm! There is nothing more adrenaline pumping than the feeling you are about to run out of shots/stones/arrows and that mini-raidboss you took on all by yourself is also about to die. 

I say YAY for consumables, not nay. It seriously improves the game market situation and economics too.