I hope GM Lemoria reads this to expedite the feedback to the developers

I'm sick and tired of the developers contradicting themselves in their own patch notes, calling it a buff but actually a nerf.

They made this change to improve Succ Ranger PvE, but it's hardly a buff and it's a PvP nerf on Arena of Solare.

When they say improvements, I expect changes that will improve the class, not make it worse. NO ONE ASKED FOR THIS!

It's hardly a PvE improvement at all as well since we already have decent amount of forward guard with shotgun and Razor wind. Why make it redundant? Why not just make it so that they can increase damage or put HP per hit on the skill if they want to increase survivalbility? 

Most importantly PvP wise, they just buffed Dark Knight's Nocturne to be able to cast it instantly in twilight dash (how did this even make it to live?), and there are so many classes with "blockjump" abilities that can immediately cc people from behind. Literally free win.

With one of our SA gone, we have to rely on call of the sky for SA which is hardly reliable as a protection skill and cost stamina. 

Even Korean players in BDO Inven are saying it's a stupid change. It's objectively uneducated change. Why do the developers change good (not really) functioning skills and make it worse? They have to stop these kind of unnecessary changes and make things worse.

Please revert the Forward Guard to Super Armor. Stop. Get help from playerbase. 

Can't agree more. 10%Dmg is nothing compare to a cancelable SA in pvp. PA said classic changes this time around will mainly focused on pve. But many pvp broken class got buffed on mechanics, like worrier and dk.

The knockdown on last hit of Prime Ultimate Blasting Guest is gone. Hp per hit of Razer Wind and Prime Ultimate Blasting Guest is gone. Charging wind top tier add on is gone. Fury Arrow stamina regen is gone. And even Call of the earth permanent acc buff is gone.

Every time PA do some class changes. Succession ranger got a nerf. And they say" Oh it's an adjustment to show our efforts on making class balance a long term thing."