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Originally Posted by Algren Cole
Bonetti's gives you 75% chance to evade attacks AND 5 energy for every attack you evade. It's essentially a recharge of full energy every time you use it. That's a bit overpowered....
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Er, the problem is, you lose Bonetti's the moment you use any skill at all. So, sure, you get your energy recharged while dodging, but the moment you use any skill, the Bonetti goes away, and you're left having to build up enough adrenaline to make use of it again.
This means, if you're not a warrior primary (but a warrior secondary), you're stuck not doing any significant damage or supporting anyone, and just sort of hoping that some monster will attempt to hit you enough times for your energy to rebuild, before you can use it. Oh, and all of that within the perhaps 8 seconds or so that the stance is in effect. And, you probably won't build up adrenaline as fast as a warrior anyway.
If you are a warrior primary, it means you can smack away at your current foe for a little while, building up your adrenaline and energy for a little bit, but you can't actually use any of your skills if you want the energy to build up... and you sort of have to hope that anyone is attacking you anyway... which is kind of a trick, since the monsters often like the taste of squishy meat better.
Then, consider that warrior primaries don't have a lot of energy pips (usually just 2), or a lot of energy (probably 20). After four dodges, they're recharged... but then when you use the various skills that might knock your energy back down to 0 again, you have to build enough adrenaline to run bonetti's again, since you lost the stance by using the various skills.
I disagree that it's overpowered. It is very useful, despite the limitations I've noted, but not quite that powerful.