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Old 11-17-2010, 09:57 PM
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Thats great, but this is less of the issue I was posting. Sure some people can escape the run speed, but that doesn't change the fact they are running way faster than they should.
Uh, well if strafe running doesn't work for you there might be a problem on your end. Or were you exaggerating and just saying it doesn't work as well as it should? I can strafe run pretty effectively but if I make even one mistake I will get hit, which is probably not classic, so maybe that's what you were saying?

The problem is that mobs can be outrun with things like jumping/strafe running etc., but in classic these methods actually gave you a reasonable distance over mobs rather than just barely putting you out of harm's way until you hit a zone line. So the solution should be for mobs to maybe have a large hitbox (like they do now) but have them run at the exact same speed as PC's? At least some mobs that is - I've heard that in classic some mobs were also able to be outrun normally. In any case, someone should round up all of the relevant data about this (how it is now, how it was/should be, etc.) and post an organized bug report about it.
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Old 11-18-2010, 12:32 AM
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What your saying lazor sounds classic to me. I remember running from mobs jumping merely once or twice and being far enough ahead where i could just hit autorun and continue on my way without getting hit.

As it stands now with strafe running/jumping/whatever I can JUST stay out of the hit range, not even half the time. Yes I definitely have some issues connecting with the P99 server, but if mobs ran the correct speed with strafe run id have no issues i could stay out of range. As it stands now running is almost guaranteed death as it gives the mob full access to my back.

It wouldn't be so bad, the technical issues I have, if the mobs ran the correct speed, But since they run at near sow speeds its just "what the fuck" everytime.
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Old 11-18-2010, 02:18 PM
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What your saying lazor sounds classic to me. I remember running from mobs jumping merely once or twice and being far enough ahead where i could just hit autorun and continue on my way without getting hit.

The way I remember run speed in Classic EQ is the same way I remember it being in all expansions untill AA runspeed. If I were running without SoW & had a mob on me, it would catch up & hit me. I could jump once or twice for a small lead but it would eventually catch back up because it was running faster, not at equal speed. If I had a SoW on, the mob would never catch up unless I stopped or really lagged.

Run speed here on p1999 does seem a little faster, but not by much.. Except for giants.. I can't seem to get any lead on them at all. =)
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