Policy on pulling pathers

[Harrison]

So what you're saying is you no longer play, but troll the forums?

I see.

[bizzum]

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

Also, am I blind? Why can't I figure out how to edit a the first post in a thread?

For some reason they dont let you edit your R&F posts. I hope its so people who rage and then feel bad about it have to feel the shame for raging after when they are regretting it and getting roasted.

[LevinJ]

There are plenty of ways to be as quick on the draw as everyone else. I would recommend that as a necro you send your pet in, then begin casting Cascading Darkness immediately after hitting the Pet Attack button. This way your pet won't die because your snare will quickly draw aggro from the pet, but you will be able to quickly engage the mob as well.

Or you can use Clinging Darkness, which is faster to cast than Cascading and will temporarily snare your mob thus not requiring you to run away screaming like a little girl because an unsnared mob is pissed off at you for casting Disease Cloud on it.

Seeing as how you probably are sending your pet in immediately after casting Cascading Darkness anyway, the only real difference is the order of operations. Now you first send in your pet and then cast your snare. The difference is really insignificant. It seems a pretty obvious solution to me.

[Humerox]

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

Also, am I blind? Why can't I figure out how to edit a the first post in a thread?

Can't edit R&F.

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[Humerox]

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

Can't edit R&F.

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Like I just wanted to because I just saw this just a couple posts up.

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[Humerox]

just, just, just.

no posting when tired.

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

Like with seafuries and HGs who have started wandering from their initial spawn points.

IS there a policy for this? Or some kind of Or should I, too, mem a fast-casting spell and do my best to ninja mobs out from under the noses of other people who are obviously about 2 seconds away from pulling with a REAL spell that a fight should actually be started with?

Don't mean to complain too much really, cause if it's common practice to be a dick... I'll be a dick too and not give it another thought.


Was I expecting too much from the average p99 player, to think that they would actually let me pull with cascading darkness instead of having to try pull shit diseae cloud and run the mob away so that no one else can kill it? I really thought that was the kind of shit that I left behind when I quit WoW... and even in WoW, you only see people doing that for the first week of a new expansion.

Quit being a giant vagina and pull with disease cloud.

[Autotune]

you can use clinging, but i don't really like it.

I use engulfing darkness. Takes 2.5 secs to cast, and I never have problems with taggin furies.

Every now and then a mage will try to tag one after i started casting, but mine will still land and still take aggro and I generally still kill it like normal unless the mage decides to use all his mana to nuke it down.


anyhow, GL.

[Ledzepp02]

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

Or you can use Clinging Darkness, which is faster to cast than Cascading and will temporarily snare your mob thus not requiring you to run away screaming like a little girl

Clinging Darkness:

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[fischsemmel]

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

Seeing as how you probably are sending your pet in immediately after casting Cascading Darkness anyway, the only real difference is the order of operations. Now you first send in your pet and then cast your snare. The difference is really insignificant. It seems a pretty obvious solution to me.

I've been sending in my pet as soon as I'm in range that he will respond the attack command, and then starting cascading, and I end up either 1) losing the NPC because someone hits it with a quick nuke before my pet gets there (pet is always lagging a bit behind since he has no jboot/sow/whatever), or 2) someone else ends up nuking it but then cascading finishes cast and I get aggro, and the other person gets upset that I "stole" their pull.


Here's the kicker though. Someone else and I had words over the #2 situation last night because she was mad that I wasn't following the standard practice of pulling everything I possibly can with a level 1 spell. I "stole" two of her seafuries because cascading landed after she tried to pull with a level 1 nuke.

But yeah, I would have gotten the seafury either way. The only way cascading, a 7-second cast, could possibly go off on a target that someone else has nuked and is started to pull towards away to their pet on the shoreline, is if I started casting cascading like 3-4 seconds before the other person started casting their 1.5-second nuke. So whether I use cascading or a level 1 nuke, I'm going to get that seafury. But because I use cascading, I get bitched at.



Also, what is the OFFICIAL policy on "camping" individual spawns of seafuries/HGs/etc? The stickied post in the library defining camps seems to say that you can claim to be camping specific spawn(s) of these pathing NPCs by parking your character within aggro range of the creature's spawn point and being able to immediately engage it. But a "zone poll" of oot last night revealed that no one follows that policy, and instead just pulls whatever the hell they feel like because that's how they feel like doing it.

Even had someone try to level1nukepull a seafury off of my pet last night when I was doing just that, sitting right on the spawn waiting for the pop. Fucking lame.