[/table]Actually, that's the exact methodology I would use in doing something like this.
In any case, for now, this is simply speculation. No changes are currently planned.
Of course, this was before the post by BAB, so it's possible that they may be looking into said changes.
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Considering the effort, time, sweat and blood I've put into Emet, there's really next to zero chance I'd stop tanking with him. Though I do wonder
just how they intend to change Stone Armor, as it could have profound effects on the character.
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What is currently being proposed is simply changing the visual effect for Granite.
Instead of replacing your character with a standard Large Chunk of Rock, it'll be visually like the other Stone Armor toggles, putting bits of mesh and texture on your existing character model.
There is no proposal to alter the Granite power, mechanics and stats wise. This doesn't mean such a thing won't be done, but it isn't formally on the cards now.
Bear in mind that this isn't the first time Castle's expressed displeasure with the mechanical state of Granite/Stone Armor. We already know he doesn't like how the set's currently balanced. This isn't news. It wouldn't be surprising if a Stone Armor nerf/buff/balance change were made, but I don't expect it in I16. It's something that'd need a lot more lead time, not something they're just suddenly gonna spring on us in beta.
As Castle himself indicated, he's been batting it around for two years already.
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Ah. Well, it was news to me. I really don't read the forums beyond what you folks link, so I don't really know of Castle's malcontent with Granite. That's why I have you people to tell me this stuff.
Thanks for the clarification, Acyl.
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