Koota
08-25-2010, 12:15 AM
While in Fear today, I noticed a few things about various mez spells and stun spells that weren't true before yesterday.
When a mob is running full speed in a certain direction and any STUN spell from clerics, druids, enchanters LANDS on the mob, the mob continues pathing in the same direction it was running, even when the stun lands.
The mob will continue running, and physically gather mobs from it's aggro range while running. The stunned mob eventually becomes out of range to spell casting unless you follow along with it. When the stun FADES, the mob instantly warps back to where the stun initially landed, potentially bringing any friends it may have aggro'ed along the way.
Mez spells work similar except that the mob doesn't seem to physically keep moving after mezed. On my screen and others, it looks as if it is continuing to path, however it does not aggro other mobs while pathing and although visually it appears to be far away, it is not out of range to spell casting. When the mez breaks or is dispelled, the mob instantly appears (visually) back where the mez landed.
When a mob is running full speed in a certain direction and any STUN spell from clerics, druids, enchanters LANDS on the mob, the mob continues pathing in the same direction it was running, even when the stun lands.
The mob will continue running, and physically gather mobs from it's aggro range while running. The stunned mob eventually becomes out of range to spell casting unless you follow along with it. When the stun FADES, the mob instantly warps back to where the stun initially landed, potentially bringing any friends it may have aggro'ed along the way.
Mez spells work similar except that the mob doesn't seem to physically keep moving after mezed. On my screen and others, it looks as if it is continuing to path, however it does not aggro other mobs while pathing and although visually it appears to be far away, it is not out of range to spell casting. When the mez breaks or is dispelled, the mob instantly appears (visually) back where the mez landed.