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Old 06-25-2013, 01:59 PM
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Did you bother reading what I typed or did you get all giddy thinking of what you were going to post and skip it?

I haven't said that you can use them at the same time the same way a rogue does. My second posts even says as such since you didn't full comprehend what I said the first time.
You said in your original post that it allows to access places that other races have difficulty accessing. That implies using it to move past mobs that would kill you otherwise if they could see you. In that regard, you CANNOT use sneak/hide together to get past mobs.

You are the one who obviously did not comprehend MY original post or you would not have felt compelled to reply at all.
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Old 06-25-2013, 02:32 PM
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You said in your original post that it allows to access places that other races have difficulty accessing. That implies using it to move past mobs that would kill you otherwise if they could see you. In that regard, you CANNOT use sneak/hide together to get past mobs.
It doesn't imply that and I never said you could use them at the same time while moving like a rogue does. As currently implemented, you can use both hide and sneak to move around roamers and get through areas that are otherwise inaccessible to other races (since hide currently acts as super invis and regular mobs can't see through it). As a Halfling cleric with hide and sneak you can explore VP unmolested with proper application of sneak and hide (except around the dragons, they see through hide) and if you take your time to wait for roamers. This is also applicable in other places.

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You are the one who obviously did not comprehend MY original post or you would not have felt compelled to reply at all.
I comprehended your post just fine. You made a blanket statement that is incomplete and incorrect to a point.
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Sorry, but I found this thread in a Google search and had to correct it. This is incorrect. While all Halflings get the skills, the only class that can use sneak AND hide at the same time is rogue.
You called out my post as incorrect, when it is not. You inferred that I was suggesting using both sneak and hide at the same time to achieve the same ability as rogues. This was not implied nor explicitly stated in my original post. You then make the incorrect statement "While all Halflings get the skills, the only class that can use sneak AND hide at the same time is rogue." You can activate both at the same time as a Halfling, you just can't move while keeping hide active as a non-rogue class. This allows a non-rogue to invis (currently super-invis) themselves while a mob is facing them, and to sneak behind when the mob is facing away. The application of hide or breaking of hide does not affect a properly applied sneak, so the use of both is important in some situations. But like I said above, most of this is going to be scaled way back in usefulness after the next patch.

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What the heck is "itu"? Invis to undead? How did Hide become invis to undead on 1999 in the first place? It was never that before.
Yes, ITU is Invis to undead. As for your second question that is something you should ask the devs.
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