Ban Disappearus from Dueling Class

[cheddarsoup]

I’ve definitely abused disappearus in dueling class a lot, but honestly it’s a very cheap strategy and shouldn’t be allowed. If animorphus is banned it makes sense to ban it too in my opinion. Or at least in hunger games mode.

 

[Zmiya]

Animorphi are banned from dueling classes and challenges because then they would give that player an advantage over other players who haven't purchased it, thus violating the EULA. I personally don't believe that any strategy should be outright banned and instead should be debuffed to reduce its effectiveness if it is really that frustrating to play against.

 

[Ivan_]

I disagree, going invis comes with many disadvantages (ur basically unprotected during that time + if someone happens to counter it, ur screwed). You can still easily hit AOEs while the person is invis.

 

[cheddarsoup]

Animorphi are banned from dueling classes and challenges because then they would give that player an advantage over other players who haven't purchased it, thus violating the EULA. I personally don't believe that any strategy should be outright banned and instead should be debuffed to reduce its effectiveness if it is really that frustrating to play against.

It's only "frustrating" in dueling class, a debuff isn't warranted.

 

[TallBlondeDude]

In a normal arena with limited size its much more tolerable, but the ability to escape is just so annoying in hunger games

 

[KipxSateee]

Hii @cheddarsoup, and everyone who replied,

We have brought your suggestion to the leadership team, where I have returned with the official response. We feel that using disappearus is a fair strategy that is available for any player to use and that it has its own disadvantages when used. If there are any issues with the balance of the spell, it would be a separate issue. However, we are always open to feedback about that should any adjustments be needed. As mentioned by @Zmiya, animorphus have a separate reason for being banned, as it would go against Minecraft's EULA. This suggestion has thus been declined.

If you have questions about this, please don't hesitate to reach out.