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03-27-2011, 10:59 PM
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03-28-2011, 06:05 PM
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Your link describes Zomm spawned by "Holgresh Elder Beads" as a pulling tool. Considering this item came out in Luclin and mages can't FD, then your link does not describe a guide for classic use of Zomm.
I believe the original intention was for it be a scouting tool and it has worked well in this limited capacity being non-aggro. There are some times that have been implemented differently here because it is overpowered or "makes sense" such as rune swords not proccing and boats sailing backwards. Despite not being purely classic, Zomm works best as a non-aggressive scouting tool and it also "makes sense". Please reconsider reverting this change. | ||
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03-28-2011, 06:13 PM
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The eye of zomm is actually better the way it is now. It means you can pull with it, and people CAN'T send it on non-risk 30 second invite missions for coth in kos dungeons. I played a magician on live for a long time. I can tell you when TOV raid time came around, I was sending the eye to invite people for coth. In dungeon situations, a non-aggro eye completely trivializes some areas. I'd like to hear more people speak about this. I assumed this was the common and classic interpretation of eye of zomm. | |||
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03-28-2011, 06:25 PM
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I distinctly remember pulling in Hate using bind sight on an eye of zomm to target mobs in buildings to harmony them first. The eye did not pull aggro. I don't think I started doing planar raids until during Kunark though, so I can't give a timeframe.
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03-28-2011, 06:49 PM
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However, using Zomm as a pulling tool is good for "other" classes diminishes its utility for magicians and wizards who by design can be extremely vulnerable in situations where there might be several mobs around a corner. Despite how it might be useful for "pulling" I highly doubt this was its intended purpose. Especially considering the elder beads did not come out until Velious. Some things don't make sense even in classic. I argue that this is one of them. I understand that they may have been KOS in pure classic (I do not remember) but it's frustrating that it takes away from the classes who were intended to get the spell in the first place. Places where Zomm is useful as non-aggro: * Scouting * Tapping for necros * /assist for targeting, splitting Places where Zomm is useful as aggro: * Tapping for necros * Pulling for melees only Zomm becomes a tool for melees and removes the desire for groups wanting classes that can cast it in Classic and Velious for scouting and splitting. The only reason it's even being considered for pulling is because of these elder beads. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] For example, using it in Chardok was great because we could peek inside the castle to check for roaming adds for when we pulled one of the guys on top of the fort entrance. That's good utility and emphasizes the strong points provided by unique spells like this. | |||
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03-28-2011, 07:18 PM
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I have a question about the elder beads. According to Zam:
http://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/item.html?item=5552 The item is ALL/ALL. But the screenshot says it's caster only. | ||
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