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10/9/2023 3:04:50 AM
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Some cool ideas and naming conventions. To offer constructive feedback, I'd say the perk should probably stray from the already abundant amount of healing titan solar builds produce. Why use a weapon when a synthoceps melee can get you your healing even quicker (and with more damage and aoe with sunspots), ya know?
I'd say try and invest in a perk that focuses on a different advantage of solar titan. You started good with picking out the radiant verb. How else could you tie it in with other abilities? Can it take a support role? What's the ideal use-case or playstyle for this exotic that another one doesn't do better?
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Edited by DarthDropBear: 10/9/2023 3:49:21 AMTo elaborate on what was said above. this is designed to be a support fantasy for titans like [b]Controlled Demolition[/b] (Void) and [b]Banner of War[/b] (Strand) With this exotic you could also use aspect combos such as Sol Invictus and Consecration so that you can create sunspots on bonk and Consecration explosion kills. In regards to "Tie it in with other abilities" it ties to Consecration as well which causes the exotic to work in a support role in "you and nearby allies gain a small boost of energy to all abilities and Cure or Cure x2." to quote what I mention in the initial post. The ideal playstyle for this exotic can be used in a few directions: you could use it just for proccing [b]Facula[/b] or its mainly a passive exotic like Heart of Inmost Light in that when you bonk targets to proc radiant you deal more damage with scorch. Then, say you come across a champ you can use Consecration to defeat the champ which then gives you and your allies ability energy and cure.
