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[Sancta]

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

times will be not 100% specific since I don't have the means or desire to time stamp this that closely.

At the 6 second mark the drakes start moving, as someone is telling Ducke to stand up on the signal, then berkley runs around the corner and flops. be interesting to see around that corner and know who actually aggro'd the drakes initially - it sure wasn't berkley, though. berkley rounds the corner at the 7 second mark after the drakes are moving.

mobs were gonna aggro on benjiman regardless of the riot monk, because he was not tucked in and out of los.

aren't you all the folks that argue that no where is safe in ToV, and everywhere is on the tracks? Can't have it both ways.

If Duckey stood then the drakes would be on Duckey, they were on Berkley. If Duckey stood then FD'd the drakes would have ran to him then stopped for a second then de-aggro'd or aggro'd the next person. Here in the video it shows a good clean run to Berkley with an FD after which they stop and aggro the next person who was badly tucked in. Also pretty sure Duckey was far in near Vulak.

[LazyHydras]

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

Also pretty sure Duckey was far in near Vulak.

Correct. Duckey was waiting up by Vulak to kick off the encounter.

The YouTube video linked on the first page shows the mobs running forward despite Berkley appearing to not be in line of sight. The question is, why does Berkley run out from around the corner anyway? If you are out of LoS and certain you don't have aggro, why would you run out into LoS and flop? Even if you thought that you may have had aggro, why would you run out to flop instead of flopping on the spot? So many questions.

[Sancta]

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

Correct. Duckey was waiting up by Vulak to kick off the encounter.

The YouTube video linked on the first page shows the mobs running forward despite Berkley appearing to not be in line of sight. The question is, why does Berkley run out from around the corner anyway? If you are out of LoS and certain you don't have aggro, why would you run out into LoS and flop? Even if you thought that you may have had aggro, why would you run out to flop instead of flopping on the spot? So many questions.

He's the only one that moved closer to the corner in the video, soon as he did that's when the drakes aggro'd, feel he knew he had them on him and that's when he ran out. Also everquest does a real bad job at showing other players' positions every milisecond, he probably was out of the corner (for a milisecond) more than what the client is showing us because it updates other players' positions so poorly. Bad decision on his part, should have just FD'd right away and Benjamin should have been in more.

[LazyHydras]

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

Also everquest does a real bad job at showing other players' positions every milisecond, he probably was out of the corner (for a milisecond) more than what the client is showing us because it updates other players' positions so poorly

That would explain it. The mobs stop moving once Berkley flops and only move again when they re-aggroed on Benjaman after being brought far enough back to be able to see him.

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Hey sancta ^

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This is the pick and roll move AG drafted Freedom for.

[LazyHydras]

I think the gist of the argument is that the mobs wouldn't have aggroed Benjaman if they weren't brought up to that spot. Notice that the mobs are unaggroed as soon as Berkley runs out and flops. If Benjaman trained his own raid, then the mobs would have continued moving for him uninterrupted whether Berkley flopped or not. So, what happened?