darkSpyro

Buffed:
Make his fists faster!
This guy needs it badly.
He isn't very good and on Spooky Specter he's awful.
His beam needs to last longer and his crystals shouldn't be targeted and broken by enemies.

Nerfed:
No one please.

Stay the same:
Please don't nerf him as he's perfect in Swap Force but buffing would be cool .

I think you have that in reverse.

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Toys for Bob doesn't care about bilancing their game. They gives random damages point to their characters. Hex's Wow Pow 250, Krypt King slash 180 and more. Only Vicarious Vision cares about bilancing characters, toys for bob makes everyone "stronger" and fast.

Because Swap Force was SOOOOO balanced *cough* NightShiftBumbleBlastOPa***** *cough*

Terrafin. ...Do I really need to say anything?

Can't they just keep the Skylanders the same for once!? if it was for me every old Skylander got his stats and damage back like it was in SSA....

Rattle Rise isn't even fair.

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Can't they just keep the Skylanders the same for once!? if it was for me every old Skylander got his stats and damage back like it was in SSA....

Yeah, except Wrecking Ball.

Buff , and for sure please. One thing I give Vicarious Visions credit for is finally fixing and removing all of his glitches.

Sprocket needs a boost to her turret building. She should be able to throw a turret down and keep running instead of having to stand there powerless while it builds. They should be ready as fast as Grilla Drilla's turrets or Rattle Shake's deputy snake.

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Sprocket needs a boost to her turret building. She should be able to throw a turret down and keep running instead of having to stand there powerless while it builds. They should be ready as fast as Grilla Drilla's turrets or Rattle Shake's deputy snake.

Agreed.

Most of the time I use attacks like Pop Fizz's beast mode before entering battle. However, since Sprocket's Turrets take so long to set up and don't move, I rarely use them.

Quote: Buuzer

Toys for Bob doesn't care about bilancing their game. They gives random damages point to their characters. Hex's Wow Pow 250, Krypt King slash 180 and more. Only Vicarious Vision cares about bilancing characters, toys for bob makes everyone "stronger" and fast.

The game is still in it's test phase. Krypt King is most likely going to be less powerful than that.

Hex's Wow Pow in Giants, while overpowered, leaves Hex vulnerable to long range attacks.


Anchors Away Gilly needs to be buffed, as his Wow Pow is probably the weakest in the game.

It's so easy to get Hex damaged while charging it's nearly a challenge in itself to actually use her in big groups of enemies. TFB does actual balancing but does a lot of power creep as well,VV just makes their own characters better so people will buy them.

In my opinion, bring the Giants speed stats back for the old guys, keep everyone at the same level so the game is enjoyable no matter from which game the 'lander is from. Get rid of some of the power creep so 150 damage attacks still mean something. Not sure about specifics, since I don't have SF.

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Sprocket needs a boost to her turret building. She should be able to throw a turret down and keep running instead of having to stand there powerless while it builds. They should be ready as fast as Grilla Drilla's turrets or Rattle Shake's deputy snake.

Agreed.

Most of the time I use attacks like Pop Fizz's beast mode before entering battle. However, since Sprocket's Turrets take so long to set up and don't move, I rarely use them.

Yeah, she needs to constantly be moving so she can't be swarmed by enemies and she lacks a speed charge or decent aoe attack. Her wrench attack isn't bad, but you have to run in circles a lot to reposition her to use it. Ideally, the turrets would provide cover while she's running & wrenching things, but any non-chompy enemies can take them out as soon as they're set up. I usually end up just throwing landmines at things as her main attack.

Well...there's too many to list.

Night Shift needs to be needed a bit. He's too OP in PVP.

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Can't they just keep the Skylanders the same for once!? if it was for me every old Skylander got his stats and damage back like it was in SSA....

Yeah, except Wrecking Ball.

Uhm no, Wrecking Ball is a little bit to OP now... they better make his damage a little lower then how it is now

Quote: Buuzer

Toys for Bob doesn't care about bilancing their game. They gives random damages point to their characters. Hex's Wow Pow 250, Krypt King slash 180 and more. Only Vicarious Vision cares about bilancing characters, toys for bob makes everyone "stronger" and fast.

I'd say it's the other way around, actually.

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Quote: Kevin16

Can't they just keep the Skylanders the same for once!? if it was for me every old Skylander got his stats and damage back like it was in SSA....

Yeah, except Wrecking Ball.

Uhm no, Wrecking Ball is a little bit to OP now... they better make his damage a little lower then how it is now

Yeah I agree, his damage is as high as Wiz Khalifa. They should make him weaker than he was in SSF, but stronger than he was in SSA and SG

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Night Shift needs to be needed a bit. He's too OP in PVP.

Especially in Ring Out modes... ;-; He can punch AND teleport to you!!! NIGHT SHIFT IS THE KING OF RING OUT!! But seriously though, no one can beat him, though i did beat him (just barely ._.) with Rattle Blade

I want to be faster. I feel as if he attacked slower in SSF than he did in SSA and SG. Even if it means having to make him do less damage, I would prefer it over his SSF version.

I'll be a happy camper if they fix that awful auto-aim and pet AI in SF since two of my favorite characters are much more awkward to use because of it.

For Whirlwind, it's harder to chain rainbows in combat since even if you actually aim at the thunder clouds, you turn and hit enemies instead. Playing between SF and Giants, it's very easy to feel the difference.

And Sonic Boom because her babies beeline straight for crates instead of enemies. Despite getting an upgrade to fly, they can't seem to "jump" platforms so they have to be continuously resummoned. It makes the baby path very cumbersome since they are much less effective/willing to fight.

I did see a video of TT gameplay where a bomb was thrown and went towards the bombable wall they aimed for instead of nearby rubble (which happens so commonly in SF), so maybe they fixed the wonky aiming.

Drobot needs to be buffed to how he was in SSA and Giants, in Swap Force he shoots so slowly compared to the rapid fire blasts of previous games.

Cynder needs to be fixed where she can't take damage during the shadow dash thing. Roaster needs to be able to hit multiple times while in skull charge. I just hope they don't do the normal thing of nerfing all the characters from the prior games (sans TT reposes of course) and make the current game's characters over powered. It's just too obvious of a tactic to make the new characters appear better and drive more sales.

Wrecking ball really needs to be nerfed down badly.
I don't mind about the tounge attacking twice, but 47 attack for each hit is way too much.
It would be fine if they made it 20 for each hit, but 47 is way too OP'd.

For the Magic:
Buff
Nada
Buff
Nada
Nada
Buff
:dunemage: Buff
Nerf
Nada
Buff

Fire:
: Buff
: Nada
: Buff
: Buff
: Buff
: Buff
: Nada
: Nerf (a little)
: Nada
: Nada

Water:
: Buff
: Buff
: Buff (A tiny bit)
: Nada
: Buff
: Nada
: Buff (a tiny bit)
: Buff
: Nada
: Nerf (a tiny bit)

Magic:
: Buff (only a tiny bit)
: Nerf
: Buff (just the explosion)
: Buff
: Nada
: Buff (a looooot)
: Buff
: Nada
Nada
: Buff

That's it for now.

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Buff

I think he was OP in Giants, and still OP now, but not as much. If you use his minion potion and then switch to his damage potion, you can do around 40-70 (if you still have all minions) per hit, and your minions can act as your defenses. And if your enemy/enemies get trapped in a corner, you can throw the acid potions, switch back to your normal potions, and do 60 damage while your enemy/enemies is/are trapped by the acid bottles.

And then, if you fully upgrade him on Best of the Beast, you've got another 3 attacks. I haven't tried all of them yet, but his flame breath is like Sunburn's 2nd-stage, fully-upgraded, Flamethrower.

I think, if you use him right, he's one of the most OP Skylanders.

^ Ditto.

The game doesn't need balancing. With Trap Team the total of unique characters will number 112. There are good ones and bad ones. Some people want a bruiser that does insane damage, others like characters that are more challenging to use effectively. Some like using underpowered characters to increase difficulty for the accomplishment of just doing it. Some people make a point of playing Dan in Street Fighter games (an intentionally underpowered character) because they like the challenge, while others only play whichever is considered to be the top tier currently.

They don't need to be all of equal capability. With 112 options, you are bound to find something you enjoy playing - it may not be a figure you think looks the coolest, but that's part of the fun in discovering what you like. This series has never been so difficult that you have to be at your best to succeed (unless it is some optional achievement/feat/trophy).

^ I agree. I just hate it when they nerf prior characters to make the new ones seem better.

Definitely buff riptide.

One character that needs to be nerfed badly, or he'll become broken/OP in STT. He's not one you'll expect to be OP, and I only found out about this a minute ago: