Nullify Magic vs Annul Magic
 

I was testing the cancel magic line of spells on myself. What I've noticed is...

.. Cancel Magic (lvl 19) Remove 1 buff
. Nullify Magic (lvl 44) Remove 2 buffs
... Annul Magic (lvl 55) Remove 2 buffs

It seems that Nullify Magic and Annul Magic do the exact same thing. Can anyone explain to me why I would want to use Annul Magic over Nullify Magic?

more dispell counters for stronger things that need to be removed i think

Funnier name.

Annul magic also has a quicker cast time, and I suppose may remove more 'buff counters' per 'remove buffs'.

Nullify

1: Cancel Magic (4)
2: Cancel Magic (4)

Annul

1: Cancel Magic (9)
2: Cancel Magic (9)

Those numbers in parentheses refers to the potency of the removal. This goes against the potency of the spells.

Remind me how the counters thing works.

A 'remove 4 counters' effect would remove 4 counters from every buff (starting from the top) until either a buff is removed or there are no more buffs to remove counters from?

The thread on how this was fixed is here, Jimjam

http://www.project1999.com/forums/sh...er+enchantment

Thank you kindly Weasel!

PS Haynar is a champ.

Not sure if fixed is the right word. Dispells being able to skip buffs is just broken.

This sounds like a bug to me ?

I just tested this out and confirmed this to be correct.

Starting buff order in UI (client side) and server side:
Slot 1 - See Invis
Slot 2 - DS
Slot 3 - Arch Shielding

Clicked See Invis buff to drop; slot in UI now open, recast Arch Shielding moved in UI from Slot 3 to Slot 1.
Buff order in UI is:
Slot 1 - Arch Shielding
Slot 2 - DS
Slot 3 - See Inviz

Buff order on server side is still original order:
Slot 1 - See Invis
Slot 2 - DS
Slot 3 - Arch Shielding

Casting Nullify Magic drops DS and See Inviz and not Arch Shielding. The order Nullify worked on was exactly what is on server side.