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11/13/2022 10:18:26 PM
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Void Titans = Activate over shields on tap.
Void Hunters = Activate invis anytime.
Void Warlocks = You can no longer activate devour at will, instead you must wear a specific exotic (Making you miss out on using more beneficial ones) and also use a empowering rift rather than the healing rift you may have wished to use. So stupid its busted in the worst way.
Also Devour provides no benefit to you in regards to winning an engagement, invis will because it helps with positioning and first shot advantage, over shields will because you simply have more health than the opponent. Warlock.......good luck.
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But you do get a cool little thing called child of the old gods that has a better weaken than smoke grenades with a wide AoE and does constant tick damage.
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What's your point? That doesn't change the fact that we can't activate devour at will like the other two void class' can with invis or over shields.
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Odd, I don’t see how their other two can activate devour at will. But considering warlocks can activate it by getting a void ability kill compared to the other two who need to grab and orb.
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I'm talking about them being able to activate their void class' primary perk verb. Over shields and invis. Hunter dodge = instant invis. Hunter throws smoke = instant invis. Titan barricade = instant over shield. Titan uses shield melee = instant over shield. Void warlocks can not do the same to activate devour which is their void primary verb perk.
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I would have to say devour is far more useful of a perk than invis or overshield. At least in pve. In pve hunters go invis to avoid damage but a warlock with devour can just tank.
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Agree to disagree. Devour does nothing unless you secure a kill. Invis gets you out of danger right away (from my experience) or even allows you to avoid danger all together. Either way, it can still be activated at will and devour can not unless you're wearing a specific exotic that also dictates a certain rift is used. No way at all is that fair or balanced when the other classes get to use their defining void perk when ever they like but warlocks have a whole lot of hoops to jump through in order to do something similar.
