MapleStory M: How to Get antiques and Things They Do von Sletrrys Blog
Moreover, his playstyle seems to be lone-wolf such as, but he does not seem to be fully equipped for it. Specifically, he's got no bind, silence/seal, or the like to counter things like Damage Reflect and Cancel Physical Damage. This endangers him at worst, hinders him Maple M Mesos at least for most major bosses (Empress, Hard Magnus, to name two ).
Aside from that, I think that Hayato, for it is present underpowered status, is quite tough to buff with out becoming overpowered. It is already kind of a bully course early to mid match (Lv. 30-130) in terms KSing possible because of his mobbing abilities, and his blisteringly fast attacks.
If you were to adjust the damage%'s of his Sanrenzan, or even add extra attack lines, then it makes him overpowered. Perhaps if Shinsoku had a greater% damage per line, it can help things, but I'd suggest including a dab of a kind to his kit.
Now, abilities aside, I also believe that there is a much greater reason he doesn't get as much love from players: his mastery. Granted, he's 60% command from the very beginning, but that buy MaplestoryM Mesos will be it. Other classes get 80% mastery, maintaining their harm comparatively stable. Hayato? His harm jumps about as much as he does. There's also the matter of his assault multiplier (which is very hard to adapt in a way that's balanced).
Aside from that, I think that Hayato, for it is present underpowered status, is quite tough to buff with out becoming overpowered. It is already kind of a bully course early to mid match (Lv. 30-130) in terms KSing possible because of his mobbing abilities, and his blisteringly fast attacks.
If you were to adjust the damage%'s of his Sanrenzan, or even add extra attack lines, then it makes him overpowered. Perhaps if Shinsoku had a greater% damage per line, it can help things, but I'd suggest including a dab of a kind to his kit.
Now, abilities aside, I also believe that there is a much greater reason he doesn't get as much love from players: his mastery. Granted, he's 60% command from the very beginning, but that buy MaplestoryM Mesos will be it. Other classes get 80% mastery, maintaining their harm comparatively stable. Hayato? His harm jumps about as much as he does. There's also the matter of his assault multiplier (which is very hard to adapt in a way that's balanced).
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