Kung-Fu master is one of the most difficult classes to learn in blade and soul and by far the hardest to master, but with enough practice you’ll soon see results. And the satisfaction you’ll gain when you will be wreaking havoc among your enemies will be great!!!
So I'm not normally a big PvP guy in MMOs at all but I have started to do some sparring with my clan in game and have been trying to figure out how exactly to counter a force master. Since every time I fought my friend who plays one he absolutely demolishes me with freeze debuffs. I'm just curious what kind of counters I can even use to break freezing, I have tried Ice Guard which works until I get stuck behind it's 36 second cooldown, and backstepping which also helps but then I can just get freezed again and stuck in place while my friend gets behind me and destroys me. I noticed there is a skill in the KFM's arsenal called Emit Frost which claims to remove freeze but I have never once seen it pop up in my bar. I would love some help to be able to figure out how to be able to at least stand a decent chance against force masters, and I would appreciate any sort of help.
Try using this tree. Avoid getting snare as much as possible by getting in his face and sticking there. Use q/e to slide around him and iframe his spells, it can also be used to escape the snare if he freezes you while he is too close to you. If you iframe something it sets up triple kick to stun him, which is going to be your primary way to start combos.
When you inevitably do get snared use backstep to escape it and get back in close as fast as possible, either with the move that does and upcut that launches opponents (smite?), lmb after backstep, or rmb. Use your tab that freezes you when you need a few seconds to wait out a snare or simply to get your gap closers back.
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Make sure to utilize your block since you can avoid a lot of damage with it vs force masters. Your gap closer on tab can also be used to start combos, though it is great as a combo extender as well.
As Bruce Lee had once said: "Pray not for an easy life, pray for the strength to endure a hard one"
I made this guide based on my own experience and from advice I took from other players and I perform quite well with it. In that point I would like to say that there is no perfect build, regardless of classes. The only perfect build is your own build, the one that suits you the most, nobody’s build is perfect, because even with a “perfect” build, you'll still get defeated by someone who is more knowledgeable than you in terms of their own class. That’s why you need to keep practicing, learn from your mistakes and eventually find the build that suits you.
Skill Build
This guide refers to lv45 players with Hongmoon 0 and doesn’t include legendary skills.
First and foremost, KFM’s most infamous and complicated skill. There are 4 stages and it has to be stacked in succession. Once you reach one stage, you will have 10 seconds to successfully put another stack of pressure point at your opponent. If you fail to do so within that period, the pressure point will disappear and you will have to wait 1 minute cooldown before trying again.
I choose the left skill tree for pressure point, because it makes it even more lethal than it is, the right one will give you some more cc over your opponent, but with all the skills and combos that cause cc, it is not really that good.
This skill is the bread and butter of KFM, mastering this skill is essential for both pve and pvp.
Honestly, deciding which one of its four skill trees to invest into and how many skill points should I sacrifice was rather hard for me. In the end, I’ve settled with cc immunity after each successful counter, third point on that tree would also heal for half the damage dealt, but I’ve let it go for the sake of other skills. The other build I suggest is to invest into its Tier3 Form3 which stuns the opponent after each successful counter.
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