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Situations I'd use Bane over Pox in all pretty much boil down to low-resist mobs that I need dead faster, at the cost of mana efficiency. A good example would be trying to break the Pawbuster camp in KC. That's 4 mobs that you have to manage and the faster you can get them down, the easier it will be to deal with the ones remaining.
My experiences are similar to DSM when it comes to WW dragons, in that Pox gets resisted less than Bane, but I do throw in Insidious Decay there. However, I think Bane landed more often than Pox on Cliff Golems for me so maybe it's a wash.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qS3uoIHTu_c This is an example of soloing in Chardok. Since those mobs don't have a lot of innate HP regen, but are quite dangerous, it is a good idea in this situation to just burn down the mob ASAP. I haven't done Pawbuster solo, but that sounds right since Kunark mobs generally don't have a lot of HP.
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I recommend just parking your pet at the ledge pre fight and not pulling invis. I used to pull Bratavar while KOS with no problems at all, you just have to be careful and aware of your surroundings.
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I would love to see other videos of Shaman's killing WW Dragons. I have never claimed this is the absolute best method. It is simply a well balanced approach. Good kill speed, good consistency, and low risk. I am sure there are methods that have higher kill speeds, with less consistency and more risk.
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Last edited by DeathsSilkyMist; 08-03-2022 at 01:33 PM..
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You also don't seem to understand that you don't have to be directly behind a mob to get the benefits of not getting riposted and whatnot. You can be ON THE SIDE of the mob and still get those benefits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UD-PCJ4tCII just look at the chat logs if you don't believe me, you won't see my pet getting riposted. Pet damage appears in the bottom right chat log. I can even post the logs lol. The only time he gets riposted is when he bugs out at the end of the fight. Once in a blue moon the pet will stop attacking when it is in the water. You can see in the video he stops attacking and moves towards me around 11:40. Now that he is in the frontal cone of the mob, he can be riposted, and does in fact get riposted once. I provided a video debunking your poor theory about using both Bane and Pox to increase DPS and kill times. That is the video I posted above. It didn't work because of mana constraints. I didn't save any time at all. You simply do not understand how mana usage and DPS works on a Shaman, so please refrain from pretending that you do. It is just embarrassing you keep doubling down to be honest. Please provide video evidence, or keep revealing your lack of game knowledge. You shouldn't pretend to be such an expert. You wouldn't post so angrily, and people would gladly help you learn the game better, including myself.
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Last edited by DeathsSilkyMist; 08-05-2022 at 10:09 AM..
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Some folks obsess about kill speed and here I'll do it the "hard" way, on purpose and by choice....just illustrates that different people play this game very differently. There are folks I like just fine, but can't stand to try to group with because our modes of operation are too diametrically opposed. It's only wrong if someone logs out and didn't have a good time. Each to his own. Danth | |||
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The problem is he is making objective assertions that you could do the fight much better. He has no evidence for this, and keeps shooting himself in the foot by showing he doesn't understand what he is talking about. I would love to see him show us a video putting mine to shame. Then we can all learn how to play better. But he won't post it. Either he doesn't have a Torpor Shaman, or he doesn't want to show how he plays. Objectively speaking the math is simple when it comes to efficiency. Saving 1 minute on a 20 minute fight will not increase how many kills per hour you are getting, unless you are playing for a whole day. Once you are at the point where saving 1 minute or 30 seconds isn't helping, it's better to focus on other areas such as consistency. Reducing the odds of a mistake by improving pull safety maintains your kills per hour better, as an example.
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I'd like to see it too. Once in awhile I see stuff that I didn't think of myself. I like incorporating good ideas when I see them and can use 'em.
For that matter I'd like to see you (or group up in-game sometime) do it the same way I do and witness just how much those excellent resists of yours actually help. Like, how much junk buffing do you do on those? Since you're not getting tagged often it doesn't seem as important. Usually I have to keep 4 on due to frequent dispells, with slots 5 and 6 being lesser priority stuff like maybe agility. I avoid losing critical buffs (except when buff order fritzes out), but obviously it means I have to pick and choose main buffs somewhat carefully. Danth | ||
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Resistance-wise when I have like 240+ into a resistance I do resist 4+ dragon AoEs a decent amount when I am pulling them back to the kill spot. I also keep 4 junk buffs up (Ring 9, SoW/Fungi Staff, Black Flower, Green flower). But if I was to kill WW Dragons without the water trick I may adjust my buff orders a bit. It's been a while so I don't remember how often the dispel hits other slots.
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