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Darthpeon shamans we're always an exception to the rule of dot stacking.
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This does not allow for inferior spells to stack along with superior spells. Here is a druid documented example of how dots stacked back then. Two different lines stacking - Like plague and ebolt for a shaman... http://web.archive.org/web/200008221...ds.com/dot.htm | |||
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As I said their DoTs weren't "lines." Lines of DoTs were only accessible by THAT class and their hybrid if one existed. Only Druids and Rangers had their lines; Necros and SKs had their lines; For Shamans... Beastlords AND Necros all had some of their DoTs. Necros got Venom of the Snake(39shm) and later Envenomed Bolt(49shm), and Scourge(34shm) and Plague(49shm) later... Weird.. they didn't get Tainted Breath(9shm) or Envenomed Breath(24shm), or Affliction(19shm) or Sicken(5shm), nor did they get Bane of Nife(56shm) or Pox(58shm) in Kunark. Makes no sense, unless they aren't preset "lines." Also Necros got their own unique poison/disease DoTs. Poison: Chilling Embrace (34) and Poiso Bolt (4) Disease: Disease Cloud (1). Was Disease Cloud in a line of DoTs? No. Was Chilling Embrace in a line of DoTs? No. Was Poison Bolt in a line of DoTs? No. Notice, poison and disease DoTs are seen as individual DoTs, not lines. Doesn't make sense if they are sharing a "line" of DoTs for their spells to be this way, unique low level DoTs, share some mid-hi level DoTs, then nothing after that. Your quote on inferior and superior dots are used as terms to refer specifically to predefined lines of DoTs. The only examples given by the Devs were druid/necros. Sure Dev quotes have more weight, but taking a Dev quote out of context means nothing. Quote:
I rest my case. Please fix this Devs. | |||||
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Last edited by Castle; 11-15-2011 at 12:30 PM..
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2001 = not classic
shamans are already powerhouses id be one if i could b a dwarf shaman
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