Future race suggestion thread

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i would go with (A) for samadhi and nirvana shouldnt be a chance, it should just summon a random dead ally. But i personally would add a twist to that, and have that summoned teammate start loosing 2 dmg/s after a minute? this gives enough time (2 minutes almost, the optimate time for a round) to complete objectives and kill ppl, but not enough to have someone just camping and summoning people... Not sure about what ppl think about kdr, but skilled players should find a way to finish the round before the whole countdown ends and their health depleated...adds more suspense to this game

[brett friggin favre]

i would go with (A) for samadhi and nirvana shouldnt be a chance, it should just summon a random dead ally. But i personally would add a twist to that, and have that summoned teammate start loosing 2 dmg/s after a minute? this gives enough time (2 minutes almost, the optimate time for a round) to complete objectives and kill ppl, but not enough to have someone just camping and summoning people... Not sure about what ppl think about kdr, but skilled players should find a way to finish the round before the whole countdown ends and their health depleated...adds more suspense to this game

interesting, but yeah i was trying to avoid say, 3 teammates being wiped out in one spot and all being summoned by the buddhist, who is already healing allies near him. though that would be an interesting addition to the game. and if it wasn't clear, the ultimate would be a passive thing, not active, just like other resurrection skills. the only reason why it'd be an ultimate is because it's freakin enlightenment lol, that's the ultimate goal of buddhists so it just fit. but having it be an activated ultimate with health draining or something is certainly interesting, though maybe it should start draining immediately, just making the guy almost like a temporary guardian. if you've ever played wow, something like how non-unholy death knights can raise an ally as a ghoul for a certain amount of time.