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Old 03-15-2014, 07:35 AM
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Default Broken FD Registering As Sitting

I realize that sit aggro is kind of borked and is going to be adjusted in a future patch - this issue, though related, is something else entirely.

Currently, when a feigned-death player has their feign broken by a mob (as with an AE), the player registers as sitting (with all the consequences) until they legitimately stand from their feign.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eq_5JnfxuNQ

(hey cool, my video link starts with "Eq!")

Here you can see me feigned on Bruce. Necrious DAs and face-aggroes an AE cold wurm in VP. He tanks the mob with DA up until the AE goes off. The AE breaks my feign, and while Necrious is still DA, the wurm begins meleeing me on Bruce. The only way a player can get on the aggro list for an already-engaged mob without doing anything is by sitting, and I present this video as proof of the control.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R37F-eoyf30

I don't believe a player should register as sitting when the player has their feign broken by an NPC's spellcast. The consequences of this bug are that a feigned player can get to the top of an already-engaged dragon's aggro list without so much as doing anything other than taking an AE.
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