§1° Mages are still too strong, especially in PvP. After the dynamic equipment system was introduced, along with enchantments, this caused a major imbalance among the classes.

Therefore, I suggest the following changes for mages:

I. Remove the Mage’s natural magic resistance against other mages in PvP.

II. Add 1% extra magic resistance for every 10 magic levels, for both PvP and PvE.
For example, magic level 90 = 9% extra MR.
This also compensates for the removal of natural magic resistance in PvP (item I. above), and additionally helps in PvE.


§2° Ranger defense is too low, especially in PvP, even though they have the same HP as warriors. However, HP alone does not represent true raw defense:

I. Reduce Ranger HP gain per level from 15 to 10 HP per level. As mentioned, HP is raw defense, but without additional stats it does not help make the class unique or balanced.

II. To compensate for the HP reduction, add 1% extra dodge for every 20 distance skill.
For example: Distance 200 = 10% extra dodge.
Dodge is an uncertain defense mechanic based on odds, but it fits Rangers perfectly since it can avoid both magic and physical damage.


§3° Warriors need only one adjustment:

I. Add 1% physical resistance for every 20 defending skill.
For example: Defending 200 = 10%.


§4° Subclass Changes


Warlock


1) A new wave spell

Warlocks currently lack both damage and sustain (lifesteal), so the best solution is to add a new wave spell to the Warlock rotation, 4 seconds - cooldown.

This new wave spell could deal slightly more damage than Cross of Annihilation, with an area of effect similar to Whirlwind or slightly larger.

This would help to solve Warlock’s current lack of damage and HP steal, keeping them balanced between Shamans and Pyromancers in terms of experience per hour (exp/h).


2) Mass Curse

Suggestion for a new spell with a similar concept to the current Curse spell, debuffing all monsters to take increased damage up to 10% (cap).

AoE: 5×5 tiles

Formula: Warlock’s magic level / 8 = % debuff

Cannot debuff players, so the current Curse remains useful for PvP

The spell deals no damage, only debuffs monsters

Requires magic level 40+ ; Cooldown: 30s

Example: A warlock with magic level 40 = 5% debuff, magic level 64 = 8% and finally magic level 80 = 10% debuff (cap).

A new debuff can greatly help Warlocks become more desirable for party hunts and close the gap that currently exists in PvE, where Warlocks perform poorly in exp/h for an offensive mage subclass. This is especially important considering that Warlock gameplay is currently the most difficult and least engaging playstyle in the game.

Warlocks currently lack both damage and sustain (lifesteal), so the best solution is to add a new wave spell to the Warlock rotation, 4 seconds - cooldown.

I would suggeste 2s bro.

others things are good improvement, or to rotate spells Put Mass Curse in 4s with area lock target like hellish arrow of rangers, thats this way he can keeping damaging and debbufing
also rotation in 3 spells.

like marksman today.

Also barbarian should revise, barbarian is a dead class now a days.

Checking the forums every now and then to see people still trying to help the Dev out.

It's sad to see how this game has just been completely abandoned by the Dev and only recruits people with 2h a week.

Zezenia doesn't really have any strong monsters to kill a level 1.5k+ character; all the level 400+ monsters are a joke. They're practically the same with different names, skins, and powers, but they do the same damage

Guys, there're 2 different points in discussion...:



1° Point - PVP - Mages natural resistance in PVP is bugged, making especially mages-high-level really strong in battles;



2° Point - PVE - We need new stronger monsters for high levels (Level 1000+) and new monsters to hard kill tasks for levels 400/500+

Obviously, high level mages will take no damage or almost no damage. If you consider that all three mage subclasses have 10% or more % of damage-negation in their buffs, plus a full set of enchanted late game equipment (6% magic resistance, 6% physical resistance, 4% dodge per set piece), in addition to the mage’s natural resistance... they become insanely tanky.

The defensive stats of equipment have increased significantly in recent years, with defensive buffs and other mechanics, making some subclasses stronger defensively than they should be.

Therefore, changes could be made to balance the monsters themselves as well.

Considering the new enchantment system and the possible variations of attributes, perhaps the amount of damage can be redistributed to create a consequent new mechanic of carrying more than one set focused on varied defensive attributes (magic resistance, physical resistance and dodge chance).

Magic damage has been the main damage of monsters for years and therefore the most defensive sets are fully based on magic resistance until nowadays.

Thus, if a significant amount of current monsters and part of the new ones could have their magic damage (1, 2 or 3 spells per turn) changed to physical damage and consequently their auto attack changed also from physical damage to magical damage, it would bring something really dynamic as dynamic system of enchantment suggests to us, imposing to players the need to switch parts of their set or all set depending on the monster that will be hunted or in places with several monsters, the player will have to define his choices better.

Then the monsters Auto Attack could be :

A) Physical damage.

B) Magic damage.

• Some monsters could hit a very high damage on auto attack and other attacks be slightly reduced to compensate it.

•• Attack speed of auto attack could be increased for some monsters, situation when dodge chance could fit better than a set focused on physical resistance or magic resistance.

Other Attacks :

A) 100% magic damage by close attacks and/or ranged attacks. 1, 2 up to 3 types of spells per turn.

B) 100% physical damage by close attacks and/or ranged attacks. 1, 2, up to 3 different physical blows per turn.

C) Both types :

c1) Some monsters inflicting much more physical damage. Also minor magic damage.

c2) Others inflicting more magic damage. Also physical damage but less amount.

Some subclasses have become outdated, even after a recent balancing pass. A few adjustments could still be made to their buff spells.

Suggestions :


Warlocks

Dark Gathering - Increase health steal from around 12% to a base of 15% scaling up to 20%, based on character's level and magic level.


Barbarians

Frenzy - Keep 10% of melee skill bonus and Increase hp steal from 3% to a base of 6% scaling up to 10%, working as paladin's fortification, based on character's level and magic level. Remove 15% mana cost reduction for spells.


Rogues

Belligerent Focus - Keep ricochets and Replace 4% of negation of damage to 8% dodge. Remove distance skill bonus.

Have you ever thought that to kill a high-level mage you need team players?
But to kill a mage, all it takes is one dispel.
Now explain to me how you kill a level 1400 paladin?

Paladins are practically immortal, but their damage output is the lowest in the game.

In short, they are balanced - i'm talking about attack x defense - Lowest damage of all subclasses in exchange to the best defense -> They've a great buff + greater number of health points in comparison to all subclasses.

Yes, I agree, It kinda sucks for pvp, but you'll need to ask to the staff a new way to be possible kill paladins at high levels... maybe the staff can create a new shared spell (for example to warlocks + rogues) which cancels healing spells for 5~10 seconds as some Bosses do or any debuff like that...

Now, regarding mages... This fellow already explained everything: