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In my opinion, the balance could have been achieved in a slightly different way, but that's a separate topic, not for this thread:)
I'll just say that air, earth, water, and fire have unique advantages that are specific to them, and if these advantages are logically arranged, they will balance all the schools:) in the sense that the player can choose their priorities, whether they want to be a master of air, earth, water, or fire. IMO, this would be more logical and also better for the gameplay. Everything is interconnected, and there should be a clear, albeit fantastical, logic in everything. There would also be rivalry between the schools, rather than their mixing, which, IMO, would be more interesting.
I'll just say that air, earth, water, and fire have unique advantages that are specific to them, and if these advantages are logically arranged, they will balance all the schools:) in the sense that the player can choose their priorities, whether they want to be a master of air, earth, water, or fire. IMO, this would be more logical and also better for the gameplay. Everything is interconnected, and there should be a clear, albeit fantastical, logic in everything. There would also be rivalry between the schools, rather than their mixing, which, IMO, would be more interesting.
Настоящие герои - не те, пред кем мы преклоняемся, а те, кого мы оплевываем...[/COLOR]
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