Ducking should interuppt your cast for the love of skillful PVP!

[Mardur]

So in your delusional thought process a system where you can instantly stop any "incorrect spell choice" promotes skill over a system that requires you to make thoughtful choices on which spells to cast ahead of time?

[DarthPeon]

The current system of ducking as intended provides for a higher level of skill. You absolutely have to think about what you prefer to cast and the consequences.

It's a small but simple way of bridging the gap between casters and melee.

Definitely should not be changed from how it was in classic.

[Booglie]

it also allows you to respond to a situation that changes rather then just guessing what the situation will be by the end of your spell. much more fun imo.

[Smedy]

Originally Posted by Mardur [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So in your delusional thought process a system where you can instantly stop any "incorrect spell choice" promotes skill over a system that requires you to make thoughtful choices on which spells to cast ahead of time?

this.

or try jumping, seriously.

[oldfish]

Originally Posted by Mardur [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

So in your delusional thought process a system where you can instantly stop any "incorrect spell choice" promotes skill over a system that requires you to make thoughtful choices on which spells to cast ahead of time?

Its not the point, ducking to stop casting was in classic. I see no good reason to alter it.