Made an Aburame earlier, and got to about lv11, building mostly Str/Spd since leveling as a Tai main seems easier, and with the first reset being free I figured why not. Figured between Gian and Hiraishin I'd be able to fight well with Nin....but...XD
Reset and instantly my attempts to train were screwed. Raiton Gian only does ~200 damage with 400 Nin, and consumes a buttload of Chakra (This was with the Jutsu at level 2) which makes it pretty unwieldy against the NPCs who have upwards of 2~3k hp.
Wouldn't be as bad if we could Rest properly, I think, however the missing npc's hitting you does not force you out of Rest making you pretty much a sitting duck if you run out of chakra, unless you luck out and are near a cave/village to escape their super-stalker speed.
The sole saving grace has been the mission to speak with the spy NPC, and sadly the mission npc decided to ask me to kill Rock Village Shinobis again.
I understand the potential idea behind making Rest function how it does now, but it honestly screws Nin types hard, which is not good. And if we're meant to focus on Tai leveling up, should probably put a warning or something for Nin peeps hoping to train with it from the start
Some fixes that might work:
--Make chakra costs scaling instead of static, this way to use becomes higher at high levels while remaining low at lower levels.
--Make alternative leveling more viable for Nin users, work the Mission randomizer to be more likely to give you the Spy/Critter missions more often if your INT/SPD/DEX are your highest stats (Since your Tai damage would be extremely weak in these cases). This change should only apply to D-Ranks, since by C-Ranks you probably have a lot more jutsu to work with.
--If none of the above seems feasible, at least make the NPCs spam the AoE knockback Tai move less, the spike damage from this move tends to be extremely frustrating, since I could have killed the npc's if I had survived a few more hits. Which would have been possible if they had only been using normal punches lol.
Reset and instantly my attempts to train were screwed. Raiton Gian only does ~200 damage with 400 Nin, and consumes a buttload of Chakra (This was with the Jutsu at level 2) which makes it pretty unwieldy against the NPCs who have upwards of 2~3k hp.
Wouldn't be as bad if we could Rest properly, I think, however the missing npc's hitting you does not force you out of Rest making you pretty much a sitting duck if you run out of chakra, unless you luck out and are near a cave/village to escape their super-stalker speed.
The sole saving grace has been the mission to speak with the spy NPC, and sadly the mission npc decided to ask me to kill Rock Village Shinobis again.
I understand the potential idea behind making Rest function how it does now, but it honestly screws Nin types hard, which is not good. And if we're meant to focus on Tai leveling up, should probably put a warning or something for Nin peeps hoping to train with it from the start
Some fixes that might work:
--Make chakra costs scaling instead of static, this way to use becomes higher at high levels while remaining low at lower levels.
--Make alternative leveling more viable for Nin users, work the Mission randomizer to be more likely to give you the Spy/Critter missions more often if your INT/SPD/DEX are your highest stats (Since your Tai damage would be extremely weak in these cases). This change should only apply to D-Ranks, since by C-Ranks you probably have a lot more jutsu to work with.
--If none of the above seems feasible, at least make the NPCs spam the AoE knockback Tai move less, the spike damage from this move tends to be extremely frustrating, since I could have killed the npc's if I had survived a few more hits. Which would have been possible if they had only been using normal punches lol.