Debtlover

If you have perma-eclipse its maybe.


I like the flexability to be able to fight when eclipse is down for an unfortunate reason like a death, or if I am down to the last mob or two and dont feel like shadelocking into another spawn just yet.

*shrug*

Playstyle choice.
I keep two armors and tough and weave even with perma eclipse.

lets forget the whole thing.
bad idea perhaps.

Decent way of looking at it.
Not as much damage as a dualmired nova, but way more control, and not as squishy as a dwarf but susceptible to mez/stuns/sleeps/younameit. I am of course assuming that you did not ignore toggle armors, and have a perma or near perma eclipse setup. No taunt like dwarf, but taunt in the toggles.
I acually find human to be more survivable than dwarf in a lot of situations. Not having to drop armor for stygian, longer mire duration (peramiable), and a massive singletarget damage move combined with aoe damage, and two nukes combine for some nasty devastation.
Human is a viable build of its own.

A few questions from you first.
1) what function(s) do you want to preform with your Warshade?
I have 2 human-only builds for 2 different roles to play on a team.
1 is a dps-er build designed to offtank squishies in a midrange combat position while dipping into tankpiles for corpses, and 2 nukes.
The other is a far less roller coaster ride, packing a self-rez and intangability, never dropping toggles, and plays as a controllery build able to stun crowds of bosses.

2) Kheledins are unique and interesting in their ability to define their own role, and be buffed by the team based on team build.

3) When i multiform its more of a choice, do I blast hard and let team steamroll, or does the team need offtankage from a weak scrapper. When I'm in humanform my role is defined by my build choice, as I outlined above. I find humanform better for offtankage personally, with a perma eclipse as well as selectively choosing toggles, I'm able to proform in my chosen role of offtanker more consistently. However I've not nearly played the time on my forms build as I have put into Snixnix.

Do you rebind everything when you hit numpad3?

I know about bindloadfile usage and loading binds in binds, but i'm not quite sure what your talking about here.

The only ones who have are farmed up.
The set has only been out a few days.
Gonna have to wait for a few months to find a "real" guide to the set. At least.

troll much?

I never said they should be "uber leet grind-for-gear" but having a unlock AT 50 for your FIRST 50 is nice. It is a way to reward you for your first 50.

Yes getting 50 is easier nowadays.
Yes some will do it right.
I look forward to the influx of new khelds.
HOWEVER.
I do not like that its 20.
By 20 you simply dont have enough experience picking powers and slotting them to be able to play a kheld effectively IMHO.

Call me elitist if you wish, but thats not my intent at all, as I would rather see them unlocked via storyarc than simply dinging cape/stamina level.

My question still remains unanswered by anyone including rednames. What is going to be the reward for first 50? There needs to be SOMETHING.

but they are ubergodmode... :P

The "actual end-game content" that you speak of must be purchased IIRC. Not much of a reward is it?

I agree entirely, but why sour a new player on khelds by giving them an at they have no idea how to handle? The drop to 20 is not my main issue. My main issue is now "What will be the reward for a new player once they hit 50 for the FIRST time?"

Thats kinda my point is it not?
At least getting to 50 gives you practice on power choice selection and slotting.

But still?
Do you really think the average new player will have the skills required to build/play an EAT at cape level?

To play an archetype at 50?
The reward I speak of is for your first 50

My complaint is about the downgrading of an "epic" to non epic status.
Where is the endgame reward at 50 now?

oh lord you want moar powers to have to pass up because of a tight build?!
nah I agree.
Kheldians ftw