Unlike other classes, the Nightblade is the only class right now that doesn’t have an exclusive skill(s) in the form of auras. I suspect that the Berserker class would be the same.
Personally, they should have an exclusive skill in the form of an aura since it would give more build options
That said, do you think they should have an exclusive skill or do you like it the way it is considering it’s a class that is high risk, high reward. Also, unless if you consider blade spirit to be somewhat of an exclusive skill.
Both classes when paired with other masteries have naturally synergetic options of exclusive skills provided by the respective class. More options ain’t never a bad thing…but in this case I think we are good.
how?
or as Zantai said(i think?) - how does adding a(another) 100%dmg buff for X dmg type give that class more variety/variety that isn’t already possible? aaand then we got 100% pierce dmg on pneumatic burst instead
it just gives you another avenue to sink 10-12pts into for the same static upgrade as another buff
i don’t consider them that at all, nor think it has/had/does have any consideration on getting an exclusive.
I think it’s just the “fitting” part of not everything being the same. Similar stance devs have raised with conversions, modifiers, sustain approaches etc, “arbitrary” forced variety by not letting everything have the exact same tools available.
tier 50 doesn’t equate to exclusive, just “expensive” - on that note could actually be hilarious if some exclusives was available earlier, imagine mog pact was an exclusive but primal bond was not
at the core i want them to have an exclusive because everyone else does; but i dont’ think it’s necessary
and i think it’s far less necessary when you look at what most of teh exclusives actually bring.
What would be dope as hell, was if the exclusives did something truly unique, or “more like Aura of censure” type special stuff, less just stat dumps. (not that RR is ideal putting on the exclusive ofc the way our RR system works)
the way our RR system works)