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Ocasionally, but I haven't been able to constantly reproduce the effect 100%:

I seem to be able to keep an invocation if I'm in a party and cast it right as the battle is about to end. The animation stays on my character -- and if I use the invocation on round one of a battle it counts and allows me to cast it instantly as if I'd spent two turns casting it normally.

I thought this was a rare bug, but I've seen somebody replicating it within a dungeon reliably one time. I'm not certain how they did it exactly, but this was a good 5/7 battles they were able to cast Summon Storm on round one during a dungeon after casting it on the last round of the previous fight. I was in party with them but I've forgotten their name (And I'm sure it wouldn't be too helpful if I called somebody out) but this is definately a thing.

I haven't seen it happen in a day or two, so it might Have been fixed?

Has anybody else seen this?

When it happens I'm going to upload a screen shot.

Quote:OOC Swift The Wraith: oh whut the reports isn't pda only?
OOC Swirlz of Death: nope
OOC Swift The Wraith: i never even bothered checking without a PDA
OOC Master of Many Faces: I think it should be, though
OOC Swift The Wraith: Agreed
OOC Swift The Wraith: I thought it was, all this time
OOC Master of Many Faces: Or at least, 'you must be at the terminal to access this'
OOC Swift The Wraith: Agreed
OOC Swirlz of Death: guess i'll go suggest it
OOC Master of Many Faces: Meaning PDAs make it an anywhere thing, and MAKES PDAS WORTH THE MONEY
OOC Swift The Wraith: I mean that means PDa only has a use until you finish the asagos

The Player Casted Stone Dragon Thing isn't working properly. It only launches from the origin point and not from the way you position it.



Still has it launch straight out from the first cardinal square.

I think this was introduced with the NPC spell use changing it's coding.

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Will + Level. With 10% Base Will growth, 25 max. Right. Um... yeah. Kinda... um... the... this is... I mean... WHAT.

Can't be the only one seeing the problem here. Yes, it's marginally better than when Apodis was simply Level with no modifier, but still.

Upon Detonation, Needle...

- Damages the user, regardless of range. The damage always seems to be 9 with R5 needle. Untested with lower ranks since lower ranks are useless.
- Does not seem to do the listed effect of healing allies within 2 range.

Tested: Mob was faster, ended turn at the max range needle can reach. I cast needle at max range, and ran away with R5 Quickness and Initiative. Ally detonated it with Holy Spark. I still took 9 damage about 20 spaces away, and they were not healed despite being point blank.

EDIT: Fixed a typo. Accidentally wrote the french word for "move" (as in to a new house) instead of "Damages" because I'm in the middle of moving.

I will be using diagrams to outline what I mean.

K = Knight
P = Player
M = Mob


Player summons a Shine Knight for protection. They're low on health, and want to rely on Protect while they recover.

PKM

Mob is obsessed with getting beside the player at all costs. Shine Knight's protect soaks up damage.

M
PK

Shine Knight has Alondite. Hits the mob from where it stands. And then... moves beside it, anyway.

MK
P

Suddenly, no longer covered by the Shine Knight, the player moves beside the knight again.

MKP

Mob is obsessed with getting beside the player at all costs. Shine Knight's protect soaks up damage.

KPM

Shine Knight has Alondite. Hits the mob from where it stands. And then... moves beside it, anyway.
Suddenly, no longer covered by the Shine Knight, the player moves beside the knight again.
Mob is obsessed with getting beside the player at all costs. Shine Knight's protect soaks up damage.
Shine Knight has Alondite. Hits the mob from where it stands. And then... moves beside it, anyway.
Suddenly, no longer covered by the Shine Knight, the player moves beside the knight again.
Mob is obsessed with getting beside the player at all costs. Shine Knight's protect soaks up damage.
Shine Knight has Alondite. Hits the mob from where it stands. And then... moves beside it, anyway.
Suddenly, no longer covered by the Shine Knight, the player moves beside the knight again.
Mob is obsessed with getting beside the player at all costs. Shine Knight's protect soaks up damage.

... you get the idea!

Pretty please, could Shine Knights have the same AI as PVE Mobs that will not close in if within attack range, but also don't run away if engaged up close? The above scenario is absolutely infuriating to deal with, especially against multiple mobs whose turns land in between, so you can't just keep moving beside the knight again, since they either finish you off while exposed, or block you off so you can't get beside the knight.

Considering Protect doesn't block autohits, I don't see this being a PVP concern. It's just a PVE thing. Thanks for understanding.

(No. The alias in the screenshot is not an ACTUAL "alias." It's her main Youkai's name. I RP the Youkai with the alias and faceicon states.)

Log: http://i.gyazo.com/d3199b499ae53f955655695aa6860ca5.png

For awhile, now, I've noticed that Immolate seems to do too much damage. In this screenshot, I've included Sierra's stats and a snippet from an arena chat log where Immolate (Presumably mitigated by Resistance, since it completely decimates some of my more defensive characters) outdamaged a 25% weakness (that also likely scales against resistance, for the same reasons.) A little bit of simple math shows that without the 25% weakness, Petrification Gaze would have only dealt 20 damage, vs Immolate's 27 unmodified.

This may not seem like much, but at higher levels, it can get fairly absurd. Alanna Whisperwind, my Doriad, has enough Fire Resist to nullify her weakness, and over 50 res. Against level 50+ Wings of Fire, she takes over 70 damage per immolate. Alanna can tank firesplitters better than she can tank Wings of Fire. At least Firesplitters can only boom once.

Could we get a clarification on the mechanics behind Immolate, and possibly discuss ways to make it a bit more in line with other PVE Mob skills?