"Don't get too close... Never know what they're carrying."

Quote:

"I come, I go, but you'll never know... Like a cat in a hat, get near and I'll scratch! I rush around the land in search of a good nap, but with playtime enacted. I've come to raise tactics! 

Beware of my claws, for those who hold flaws. Beware of my fangs, I don't give a damn. 

It is I

the Big Cat

Prepare to get snatched.

Something bothered me earlier about hearing certain cooldowns so I decided to make a test character to see something.

Taking the following Cooldowns with 100 AGI, we should expect to see only a 15% reduction in cooldown.

Iron Fist - 15 CD
15% CDR  leaves it at 12.75

But it returns a 12 and, indeed, is 12 seconds cooldown when actually counting.

Axe Kick - 10
15% CDR leaves it at 8.5
Rounds down to 8.

Flying Kick - 14
15% CDR leaves it at 11.9
The game returns 11

I've tested this, there's no 'hang' or 'delay. It's legitimately just rounding down to the number. This is causing agility to give vastly higher returns then it should on low cooldown abilities.

It's, effectively, getting an extra full second when it's on an edge.

It's no wonder that everyone is going Agility when they're getting a crazy return on their CDR with low cooldown abilities. Why wouldn't you? It's effectively up to 20%+ CDR on some abilities!

In summary, tune down CDR.

yo guys, you lowered damage + range, now you removed fucking GCDE?


ye, i get that people use stuns and then unload their fuckin spells but what about me who doesn't fuckin use any stuns? now that all the spells have GCD, i can only use ONE spell atm.

It means I get to FLYING KICK, then I have to run away before the smart dude with ARMED is unloading double strike + powersmash into galeforce.

no like, c'mon. nerf the fuckin stuns and give my boi GDCE back, holy shit.

edit = only axe kick is gcde, so it forces us to engage with that, problem is, range so LOW you don't hit shit.

edit suggestion = give heavy punch GCDE, the -DR was nerfed but now with the GCD, we get like 3 secs of the effect.