Healing flask nerf is too big

[The Ultimate Despair]

Whoever decided to nerf the crimson tears flask needs to get fired NOW.
This is absolutely nonsensical. Godrick now deals more damage to me at 50 vigor than my +10 flask can heal. What in the actual ♥♥♥♥?

[Shade]

Originalmente postado por The Ultimate Despair:

Originalmente postado por Lynfinity:

And you're not using anything that puts a debuff on Crimson Flasks, like "Black Flame Protection", for example?

Sigh. Yes man. I'm 100% using it then wondering why I am healing randomly for 50% less.

LOL

[The Ultimate Despair]

Originalmente postado por Noop:

What boss are you fighting

Godrick. I didn't kill him and I figured I'd kill some time. Sometimes I heal the usual amount and sometimes I only heal for 50% of it and I'm seriously confused.

[The Ultimate Despair]

Originalmente postado por Shade:

Originalmente postado por The Ultimate Despair:

Sigh. Yes man. I'm 100% using it then wondering why I am healing randomly for 50% less.

LOL

I do hope you understood this was sarcasm.

[Lucifer_]

Originalmente postado por king_of_jamaica:

Originalmente postado por Lucifer_:

There is no healing flask nerf. They actually buffed malenia's gr which reduces the potency of healing flask

Wait, can I actually Bloodborne this game now?

Honestly yes. The healing is substantial now

[Lynfinity]

Originalmente postado por The Ultimate Despair:

Originalmente postado por Lynfinity:

And you're not using anything that puts a debuff on Crimson Flasks, like "Black Flame Protection", for example?

Sigh. Yes man. I'm 100% using it then wondering why I am healing randomly for 50% less.

You never know. With the amount of players that never notice debuffs they inflict on themselves, one has to make sure.

[palacentes]

you must have been growing your vigor. That flask only heals 780 flat HP at + 10. Thats not impressive, but you can have like 14 drinks, so hey!

Godrick can def out dmg that. Esp if he is like ng +2

[king_of_jamaica]

Originalmente postado por The Ultimate Despair:

Originalmente postado por king_of_jamaica:

Wait, can I actually Bloodborne this game now?

That was always a thing.

Her GR wasn't potent enough to make it like Bloodborne, or really useful at all. At least from what I remember. It sucked when I first tried it at launch, so I haven't tested it since.

[palacentes]

maybe you were used to playing w the talisman, crimson seed, which boosts the healing flask? Then you removed it for damage or somthing.

[Doc]

nice, hope they removed mimic aswell

[The Ultimate Despair]

Originalmente postado por Lynfinity:

Originalmente postado por The Ultimate Despair:

Sigh. Yes man. I'm 100% using it then wondering why I am healing randomly for 50% less.

You never know. With the amount of players that never notice debuffs they inflict on themselves, one has to make sure.

Nah, when I use Black Flame Protection, I count that negation by using the talisman increasing flask regen

[The Ultimate Despair]

Originalmente postado por palacentes:

you must have been growing your vigor. That flask only heals 780 flat HP at + 10. Thats not impressive, but you can have like 14 drinks, so hey!

Godrick can def out dmg that. Esp if he is like ng +2

Yeah but the issue is that it normally heals me for that set amount, it happened a few times now where it gave me only 50% of that, roughly, of course, I can't calculate mid fight.

[Shade]

Originalmente postado por The Ultimate Despair:

Originalmente postado por Lynfinity:

You never know. With the amount of players that never notice debuffs they inflict on themselves, one has to make sure.

Nah, when I use Black Flame Protection, I count that negation by using the talisman increasing flask regen

lol

[JARK]

Not sure why the quoting isn't working, but:

OP wrote:
"I feel like reading isn't people's strong skill.

I just said that I have no effects reducing the flask's healing power, and even if I did have that on me, it wouldn't cause me to heal 50% less as that is not the percentage. And it would not trigger randomly either."

You provided no details until several replies later (late on the 1st page if you choose to show 15 comments p/page), which is more indicative of one's writing/expression rather than other people's reading.

People aren't going to read every comment anyway, and speed-readers ("efficient" people) are deliberately moving to skip filler words. Even still, there are times where reading "slowpokes" like myself -- except maybe those who read most things multiple times pretty quickly each time -- miss a single word that changes the entire nuance of someone else's writing. Writers themselves could miss a word or phrase things awkwardly, too.

Nobody else cares about any of this for whatever gd reasons, and put the blame on miscommunication squarely on anyone or everyone else. In other words, please chill and consider the multiple angles here before making a catch-all condemnation.

I apologize for the excessive parentheses and hyphenated statements.

[Corona Scurrae]

Originalmente postado por mpcgannon:

This IS a middle finger hahaha.
At the launch of a more difficult DLC of course.

define difficult. the entirety of elden ring is made for the lowest common denominator. it's undeniably the easiest fromsoft game to date and I don't think the amount of rehashed content in the dlc will pose any serious challenge to anyone who isn't suffering from a stroke or amnesia.

[The Ultimate Despair]

Originalmente postado por JARK:

Not sure why the quoting isn't working, but:

OP wrote:
"I feel like reading isn't people's strong skill.

I just said that I have no effects reducing the flask's healing power, and even if I did have that on me, it wouldn't cause me to heal 50% less as that is not the percentage. And it would not trigger randomly either."

You provided no details until several replies later (late on the 1st page if you choose to show 15 comments p/page), which is more indicative of one's writing/expression rather than other people's reading.

People aren't going to read every comment anyway, and speed-readers ("efficient" people) are deliberately moving to skip filler words. Even still, there are times where reading "slowpokes" like myself -- except maybe those who read most things multiple times pretty quickly each time -- miss a single word that changes the entire nuance of someone else's writing. Writers themselves could miss a word or phrase things awkwardly, too.

Nobody else cares about any of this for whatever gd reasons, and put the blame on miscommunication squarely on anyone or everyone else. In other words, please chill and consider the multiple angles here before making a catch-all condemnation.

I apologize for the excessive parentheses and hyphenated statements.

You're right, I don't care. The comments are there, it's not like there were 55 pages to go through.