Please add an optional ability on the Combat Proficiencies page that lets tanks hold aggro even while they're stunned. (Or better yet, an ability that makes them generate additional threat every time they're stunned.) It's very frustrating as a tank to lose control of a group of enemies simply because the mobs keep stun-locking you. Give us a tool to help us deal with these situations. Thanks!

You'd be right if these "humanizing contradictions" were actually acknowledged by the story. Unfortunately the writers almost never do that. Neither Lana nor anyone else is aware of her flaws. They're never brought up or discussed. So instead of being a realistically flawed character with a complex personality, Lana is just a flawed creation by bad writers.

I'd love this, as would many others.

I'm having trouble understanding your specific questions, but it seems like you're asking which class is best suited storywise for a dark side run through all expansions. I think your assassin would be a nice fit. Hope that helps.

Sweet idea. I'd love to play this class. Here's hoping for it. /fingerscrossed

I've had a lot of trouble lately with this as well. The damn passwords take forever to arrive sometimes and are inevitably expired by the time I use them. Very frustrating.

I would love to play as a Yoda-creature. If they added this species to the Cartel Market it would sell like crazy. Little Yodalings would be everywhere.

Agreed.

I main a healer. I like to encourage gameplay that makes my life easier.

That sucks...I wanted to unlock all my cartel market companions...what a bummer.

what a stupid reason to open a ticket

Please fix. Or at the very least, increase the timer on passwords so they don't expire before you get them. Thanks.

how does combat work in black desert online?

I'll buy cartel coins if you offer us a collections sale! PS: Does anyone know how often these happen? And where you find out about them?

You make a good point. Those private conversations with our companions in vanilla really enhanced the story (not to mention the character development!), and the lack of them hurt KotFE. If only we'd gotten that private dialogue with Koth.

That's becoming sadder and funnier as 2020 draws closer.

lol! /5char

I'll pay closer attention next playthrough but I don't expect to change my mind. The whole conversation about fate is very shallow and artificial, lacking any serious consequences for the people discussing it. Koth's line strikes me as a particularly egregious offender because, if the viewer takes it seriously, it raises all kinds of questions that are never acknowledged or answered. (Living proof that all he needs is faith? How and when did his faith make the difference between life and death? What is the object of his faith? Why does he trust his life with it? Does he realize that faith fails people other than him? How does he reconcile the reliability of his faith with the unreliability of others' faith? Etc.) My complaint is not that Koth refers to his faith. It's that he has no real feelings or thoughts about it. He's just spouting literary cliches. The writer behind Koth's dialogue was more interested in regurgitating popular philosophy than developing Koth's character.

I totally agree with you. When characters give their personal interpretations of what's going on in the story, it's great. I love listening to the thoughts and feelings of the characters. Especially when they have sincere reactions to the events that are going on around them. The problem with KOTFE/KOTET is that all too often the characters are misused by writers to babble about their meta-literary themes. For example, there's this one scene where Koth randomly goes "I'm living proof that all you need is faith!" It's totally out of the blue, as if Koth was mind-controlled by the idiotic writers to insert an arbitrary plot point about believing in fate. It has nothing to do with Koth's character development. There's a lot of bad dialogue like this that ultimately prevents the characters from thinking and behaving like emotionally and intellectually realistic people. They're unable to develop as characters because they're constantly being used as exposition puppets.

8 reasons I no longer play WoW and will never return to it.

Nowhere in my post did I say anything like that. If you have to put false words in my mouth to win the argument, you're not very good at reasoning.

I do, obviously. Thanks for the bump.

What "makes the game better" is often highly subjective. I think exciting romance stories are far more important than some random ability to activate emotes which I'll never use. Don't be so hasty to insult other people's preferences, because they might just return the favor.

I use them to gear my fresh 70 alts. That makes them useful up until I run out of alts to gear.