ThaRoadWarrior said: Would it *only* nerf meta characters? Or would there be a rolling nerf that was walking down the list of characters in the opposite direction to the boosted characters? Going to be a sad day for Talos/Emma/Flaptain where their day in the doghouse arrives...
jp1 said: I like the idea of boosting the weaker characters better. Your suggestion is more like killing the middle class. The ultra elite (with deep hefty 5* rosters) won’t be hurt much by it, but everyone else would suffer.
shap328 said: jp1 said: I like the idea of boosting the weaker characters better. Your suggestion is more like killing the middle class. The ultra elite (with deep hefty 5* rosters) won’t be hurt much by it, but everyone else would suffer. Hasn't the concern, at least with Bishop, been that the stronger the character the more his passives get triggered? Same with Hammercap? My thought process is by nerfing them every so often their thresholds for passives go up, forcing people to use other characters, even if it's just temporary for that PVP.
AXP_isme said: I think you just look at the most played characters by star list from the week before - excluding those on the boost list. The top 5 get anti-boosted by 10 levels that week. If they were in the list the week before it’s 20 levels, then 30 levels and so on. The bottom 5 get boosted by 10 levels the next week, 20 the week after etc... that doesn’t require any maintenance but it would show you the right level for the over or underpowered characters relative to their peers. You could even do a permanent rebalance of their numbers every so often, maybe every 3 months or so. You might need to have their boosts / anti-boosts wear off gradually (10 levels per week) so as not to generate an artificial cliff edge but the effect would be to normalise the top and bottom of each tier of characters with respect to the other characters in that tier on a rolling basis with no maintenance required. That would freshen up the meta. Problem solved. I’ll take my fee in cash please. None of that digital goods rubbish.