Mob run speed? - Page 15

Valtiel · #1 06-16-2015, 01:42 AM

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Would really enjoy a fix to go in on this...anyone's experience is getting shit on by mobs outrunning sow+strafing.............

Probably would be nice to throw another double xp fest after a week of this shit. Charm killing is probably the dumbest i've ever seen it before atm.

Personally double exp is nothing compared to getting some exp again. Please fix this.

Sorn · #2 06-16-2015, 02:08 AM

Ran around in LOIO today and did not notice any change in mob run speed. Outran all mobs with SoW, even if they weren't snared.

There was also a very polite bard doing some kiting in the zone, along with civil conversation about and with said bard, so I may have just been in Bizarro EQ land for the day.

Kahlid74 · #3 06-16-2015, 10:34 AM

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Ran around in LOIO today and did not notice any change in mob run speed. Outran all mobs with SoW, even if they weren't snared.

There was also a very polite bard doing some kiting in the zone, along with civil conversation about and with said bard, so I may have just been in Bizarro EQ land for the day.

That was me. I'm a bit of an odd duck when it comes to swarm kiting. If you follow the guides you are supposed to drain every monster you can for efficiency sakes. For me, I like to stay around 20-30 mobs. It's perhaps not as efficient but I enjoy it and it leaves a healthy supply of mobs still around the area of other people pulling. I also am not super skilled, so when I mess up, the likely hood of surviving 20 mobs is quite different than 60.

I also try to OOC when I am swarm kiting in a zone so if people have an issue they can just tell me and we can talk it out.

What I've noticed is that if you are running with SoW you might not notice it when you run by a mob but if you get in melee range and then try to flee, the monster hits you WAY more than it did before. It's like the mobs top speed might not be that much different but their acceleration speeds is much higher.

Sorn · #4 06-16-2015, 10:53 AM

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That was me. I'm a bit of an odd duck when it comes to swarm kiting. If you follow the guides you are supposed to drain every monster you can for efficiency sakes. For me, I like to stay around 20-30 mobs. It's perhaps not as efficient but I enjoy it and it leaves a healthy supply of mobs still around the area of other people pulling. I also am not super skilled, so when I mess up, the likely hood of surviving 20 mobs is quite different than 60.

I also try to OOC when I am swarm kiting in a zone so if people have an issue they can just tell me and we can talk it out.

What I've noticed is that if you are running with SoW you might not notice it when you run by a mob but if you get in melee range and then try to flee, the monster hits you WAY more than it did before. It's like the mobs top speed might not be that much different but their acceleration speeds is much higher.

Well, hey there! I like you.

I don't let myself get into melee range most of the time, so maybe that's it. I was definitely outrunning them (constantly getting out of casting range) otherwise.

Yoogoplop · #5 06-16-2015, 03:40 AM

If you don't send random hate tells to a bard who probably doesn't see you saying they're ruining your experience, most of them aren't ass hats. I've had more assholes send me tells on my bard that I didn't see or wrong in anyway, than seen asshole bards when on other characters. By far~

When you randomly accuse someone of shitting on your day when they didn't know you existed prior to the tell, chances are the interaction will be less pleasant than it could have been if you started the conversation in a neutral or kind manner. People paint bards as assholes for kiting, but chances are most will either leave you mobs, or just concede the area so they don't interrupt the play of a group if you just politely talk to them.

Champion_Standing · #6 06-16-2015, 07:37 AM

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If you don't send random hate tells to a bard who probably doesn't see you saying they're ruining your experience, most of them aren't ass hats. I've had more assholes send me tells on my bard that I didn't see or wrong in anyway, than seen asshole bards when on other characters. By far~

When you randomly accuse someone of shitting on your day when they didn't know you existed prior to the tell, chances are the interaction will be less pleasant than it could have been if you started the conversation in a neutral or kind manner. People paint bards as assholes for kiting, but chances are most will either leave you mobs, or just concede the area so they don't interrupt the play of a group if you just politely talk to them.

/who helps with that.

Sorn · #7 06-16-2015, 08:41 AM

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If you don't send random hate tells to a bard who probably doesn't see you saying they're ruining your experience, most of them aren't ass hats. I've had more assholes send me tells on my bard that I didn't see or wrong in anyway, than seen asshole bards when on other characters. By far~

When you randomly accuse someone of shitting on your day when they didn't know you existed prior to the tell, chances are the interaction will be less pleasant than it could have been if you started the conversation in a neutral or kind manner. People paint bards as assholes for kiting, but chances are most will either leave you mobs, or just concede the area so they don't interrupt the play of a group if you just politely talk to them.

Well, yeah, that's obvious. People don't like getting yelled at and called names right off the bat. The public conversation, though, did start out with "Hey bard stop stealing my stuff, damn bard" and would have dissolved into the usual hatefest if the bard hadn't kept their temper and been very accommodating. Same goes for high levels camping something that requires mass destruction of mobs in a zone. I've had several instances where high levels spot me pulling in an area where they're killing everything and specifically ask me (without prompting) what I was xping off of so they could leave some of those up for me.

Anyway, just wanted to note in this thread that I was not seeing a difference in mob run speeds in LOIO.

everqchris · #8 06-16-2015, 09:55 AM

I was being outrun by skeletons in LOIO while strafe running and had selos with mm drum at level 18

Adcid · #9 06-16-2015, 10:01 AM

seems like most of the run speed issues have been resolved. This morning after the restart I am able to outrun some mobs with strafe. They do still seem a little faster than a week ago, but I'm sure people wont have problems running back to camps with mobs hitting them in the back.

Kileras · #10 06-16-2015, 10:26 AM

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seems like most of the run speed issues have been resolved. This morning after the restart I am able to outrun some mobs with strafe. They do still seem a little faster than a week ago, but I'm sure people wont have problems running back to camps with mobs hitting them in the back.

what zone did you do this in? been testing it every day with the exact same results. even with celo's on and NO drum i still get hit while strafe running.