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Mob melee range > player melee range
That said, paladin breaking mez with melee should leave the mob hitting the closest person. Not running away in fear... | ||
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He never wrote how mez was being broken, just that the paladin was breaking it. I can think of a bunch of different ways for a paladin to break mez on a mob without swinging a weapon at it. Holy Might is a perfect example... ----------------------------------------- I wasn't asking this just to humor myself. Of course you could simply answer the question instead of telling me to reread and /facepalm. But that's what Droxx is deciding to do which is just dragging this entire thread out more than it needs to be. By the way, you still haven't answered the question. | ||||
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Last edited by guineapig; 03-16-2011 at 04:53 PM..
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it works fine, though every once in a while I will cast blind and have the mob run away because as im casting, someone will land a nuke and draw agro. mob steps towards nuker, out of melee range, and then blind lands and he runs. Although the post 4 situation hasnt happened to me, it's interesting. Chanter has agro, but mob is blind and pally is in melee range. pally breaks mez, mob apparently steps towards chanter, out of range of anyone else, and runs away. What SHOULD happen is that mob hits closest player with highest agro until blind wears off, then agros player with most agro overall. Is this right? It's how i remember it working. Gonna test when i can.
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Yes. Mez was broken in melee range. Also it was an outdoor zone. I believe it may have been a Tuesday in February. I had oatmeal that morning. It was raining outside. Any other details you need? Everyone else in the thread understands the situation.
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