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Yeah... level 22.. I'm level 12 - I prefer to be able to do *something* in pvp before then..
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Sorry, I was responding to Naez, who for some reason edited his post afterwards. Most of the meaner parts of my post were directed towards him. Sorry.
My problem is that this thread, like many bug threads, is less about the bug and more whining about how underpowered Bards are. Like I already said:
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Originally Posted by Lazortag
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You realize that some of the bard-related bugs favor Bards too, right? ...
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Bards are not unique in having some aspects of their class being less powerful than they were in classic, while other aspects are more powerful. The devs have a finite amount of time with which they can fix bugs, and won't always get to the bug you reported right away. Until it gets fixed, you just have to learn to adapt to it.
edit: here's a link from early 2001 about the knockback feature:
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BELLOW MAKES CASTERS CRY IN DUELS, By Rokenn swiftsong - karana server (1/28/2001)
Bellow is a song that really shines in PvP/Duels vs casters. This song, in my experience, will always interrupt player character spell casting (due to the knockback effect of the song). I have successfully bellowed & interrupted casters 14 levels higher then me (30th lvl bard vs 44th lvl wizard). If you time it right they will never get a spell off [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]
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http://web.archive.org/web/200109111...Id=1035&Page=2
and one from 2000 that heavily implies that the song had a knockback:
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Submited by: Lukkydan On: 11/2/2000 3:06:25 PM Rank: worst 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 best
I see how cool this song can be, and it's really a great way to get loads of xp when soloing. But I think Crayzie is kind of barking up the wrong tree. When you can brag about what a great PvP you are WITHOUT twinking your bard, then it's time to talk. You shouldn't trash talk about how well you can beat casters in PvP when you're twinked out. Not very fair, now is it?
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http://web.archive.org/web/200107112...l+Bellow&type=
(the post he was responding to isn't available on the wayback machine)