[quote=“cornJester;94350”][quote=“Hardru;94343”][quote=“cornJester;94314”][quote=“Hardru;94306”]Cornjester Would you like to listen for a moment. There are 3 kind of support classes. There are engineers, medics and ammo dealers. In the medic class there are 4 merc’s. Sawbonez, Aura, Sparks and of cause Phoenix. All of them got abilities that makes them unique. And like I have said, (many times time now,) I got no problem’s with Phoenixes self revive, but for some reason do you keep say over and over that he needs full health, and no he doesn’t. Merc’s there are not medic don’t need full health for they do not have those kind a abilities. So why does Phoenix need full health. And it is not like that Phoenix only can self revive and get 20% hp no that would not be fair. That’s why I say give him 75% hp when he self revive because that would make people think more when they are playing Phoenix. when Phoenix first got free to play nearly no one were playing him as a medic, more like a assault. that is why I want him nerfed so people will play him more as a medic.
I once play on a team with 4 Phoenixes, and no one, and I mean NO ONE, played him as a medic and they were around the lvl. 8-14. So can you see now why I want him nerfed.[/quote]
Hardru, I have listened, now listen to me. I play Phoenix as a medic. Phoenix lets me do something that other medics cannot and this provides a unique gameplay mechanic. What I am talking about is I can push in with a wave, get downed and get back up to save my team under fire, if and only if the enemy is stupid enough to ignore me.
I recently helped win a match on Chapel where I got downed behind the rock while my team was pushing in for the objective, I was able to self revive and under fire I managed to revive my team mates. Had I had less health this would have been less viable. I would have had to waste my only healing pulse and not be able to heal my buddies after I got them up.
Often times Phoenix needs to get right back into the fray when self reviving. However you seriously need to stop comparing it to regular revives. Self revive takes a fair amount of seconds to go off, regular revives can be quick or charged for the majority of health back if not full health. He can be gibbed easily during this time and if he wastes his only self revive it goes on a full minute of cooldown. That’s way too long for it to not be as effective as possible if he pulls it off.
In short just gib Phoenix and you render his self revive useless but don’t say that you need to nerf a merc because of the way some people play him. Bad medics will be bad medics no matter what and you will have selfish Sawbonez, Sniper sparks, hoppy shotgun Aura and assault Phoenix forever.
EDIT: Clearly you do have a problem with his self revive as you keep asking for a nerf, so that part is pretty much a lie.[/quote]
Okay I can see you point, but you still protect Phoenix way to much, just because he is you main merc it doesn’t mean that you need to protect him as much as you do. One of my main merc’s are Aura, and in some ways I can see she is some what op.
And hey mate 1 min is not vary long.
But when i get 50k I will by Phoenix and check him more out and then I will test if he really need that full hp. Because when I were play him when he were free to play I didn’t see the need for him to have full hp. and I still don’t see the reason for it.[/quote]
Phoenix isn’t even my main merc. My main merc is Phantom and incidentally I have seen him overnerfed and made unbalanced due to that and I don’t want that to happen again. 1 minute is definitely very long in a first person shooter… I am defending him because I hate seeing nerfs that are not needed. Even if I hate the merc and they frustrate the crap out of me I wont ask for a nerf unless they 100% need it. I do not feel this nerf is warranted as I feel Phoenix is balanced.[/quote]
And that’s is cool, but at the moment we can not come to any middle way. So why not just stop the argument here, and call it a day because we are not getting any where. People I talk with is saying the same thing as I, and people you are talking with is surely saying the same thing as you.