Declined Jailbreak Guard DMG

[Hedgehog of Dojima]

Suggestion: Lower Guard DMG from 1.5 to 1.20; Or give reds dmg resistance equal to half of the dmg boost for blues

It will still kill but reds won't instantly die

 

[Dova]

No.
It's not meant to be easy for red to rebel and blues already get demolished as it is.

 

[Banana]

1.5 damage is a lot better than crits.
Guards are usually outnumbered and rebelling is already super easy so give them a chance.

 

[Hedgehog of Dojima]

I now lads, maybe 1.4 or 1.3 dmg instead

 

[sugarr]

Imagine this guards that are in 7 v 20

 

[oofy_the_duck]

Imagine this guards that are in 7 v 20

thats where 1.5 damage comes useful

 

[♥Brody_Fox♥セ]

1.5x damage is better. imagine 4 blues vs 20 reds. blues will get demolished

 

[Hedgehog of Dojima]

1.25x dmg will still one-hit ko lightclass

 

[Sonny]

Guards already have trouble as it is i'd suggest getting better

 

[CashPrizes]

This has also been a heated discussion in the past.
I believe that the current damage output is still appropriate.

 

[Banana]

the current rules significantly favours reds, if you want it toned down you have no skill and need yet another crutch to rebel

 

[Hedgehog of Dojima]

I wonder if mini-critz would be good (they still deal alot of dmg)

 

[Sonny]

I wonder if mini-critz would be good (they still deal alot of dmg)

no

 

[Cloud]

i think that there should be 1.5 damage for some weapons, but not for all, because some weapons just one shot everything and every1 and it makes it unfair at all cost, but in some senerios like last guard vs 20 reds it should be for every weapon.

 

[Hedgehog of Dojima]

i think that there should be 1.5 damage for some weapons, but not for all, because some weapons just one shot everything and every1 and it makes it unfair at all cost, but in some senerios like last guard vs 20 reds it should be for every weapon.

Agreed

 

[CashPrizes]

No.
It's not meant to be easy for red to rebel and blues already get demolished as it is.

This sums it up along with 80% of the majority who voted against.