Post by Tobin on Sept 17, 2014 14:03:39 GMT
Heated Combat
Tier II Skill
A Monk's toggle skill that behaves similarly to the Beatdown skill in that its effects become more pronounced with repeated combos. However, rather than accumulate power through enemy kills, Heated Combat is a skill that gains power through individual attack combos. As long as the Monk keeps striking the enemy with blows and does not get interrupted for more than half a second, their punches and kicks will gradually increase in damage. The aesthetic effect of this skill is that the skin around the fist or foot becomes hot to the touch, but this skill does not actually deal fire elemental damage.
Tier II Skill
A Monk's toggle skill that behaves similarly to the Beatdown skill in that its effects become more pronounced with repeated combos. However, rather than accumulate power through enemy kills, Heated Combat is a skill that gains power through individual attack combos. As long as the Monk keeps striking the enemy with blows and does not get interrupted for more than half a second, their punches and kicks will gradually increase in damage. The aesthetic effect of this skill is that the skin around the fist or foot becomes hot to the touch, but this skill does not actually deal fire elemental damage.
My suggestion is that the interuption should be increased to 1 second, so that with skill cooldown it would be possible to combo off this ability normally. Another suggestion would be to increase it to 1.5 seconds so that it would be possible to use it with certain, faster attack skills (Zoom Attack and Amazonian Tornado) can combo off it without having to take a cooldown perk, while still keeping it out of range of most Monk staples without equipment investment. 2 Seconds meanwhile would enable it to be comboed with the vast majority of monk skills.
Also, as a side quiry, how fast is a monks basic unarmed attack? I would assume 1 second unarmed but I wasn't entirely sure.
(PS. also as a wishlist I really want a Phantom Step Move. I've been a really good boy this year.