Game Mechanics: Tranquil Staff stun effect

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I wasn't sure. I was going off of what I was told and what I saw on beta.

I tried to look up the effect in Lucy, and know it is Listed as One Hundred Blows, and not Whirl. So I wasn't sure. I don't know how to read the raw data they have listed. Just because it has a "spinning" effect to it, does that mean it falls in to the same effect as Whirl till you Hurl?

wayback machine still won't work for me. I'll keep looking around. Just seems some comments tell one story and some a different one. Thats why I made the first post since I can't really find much atm.

2002

The DD part of the Proc always happens, the Stun though still not stun Unstunnable Mobs. The Consensus on Monkly Business seems to be that the Stun Lasts for 3 6 or 12 seconds, depending on the mob's level. If you Duel with it it tends to stun other toons for 12.

T-staff procs 120 dd and a stun that last for 1-12 seconds. Stun duration is random (1-12 sec) but have yet to have it resisted.

From 2006
Talking about a nerf to the proc. I know its 2006, but a nerf to 1 second stun, is kind of telling it lasted more than 1 second.

Well through my experiences, I've only locked down maybe 5 people of about over 1000. I've never personally been locked down either. I've also had it where I didn't proc once on anyone maybe 3-6 times. I don't mind 2.0 change as much as Tranquil Staff to be honest. I've been using Tranquil staff for who knows how long to switch back between stun and dps weapons. That half-second stun really makes it useless to where I've banked it =(. I think they should change One hundred blows proc back to how it was; leaving 2.0 click wouldnt be a problem.

Changing Tranquil staff to half a second stun is pointless to even use now. Why change something from the Kunark era?? 2.0 is now a 1 second stun, also pointless. These nerfs were way too huge from what they were originally. Make the stun at least 3+ seconds to make it efficient enough to even use or at least change Tranquil Staff back to its original state.
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