I stack all the time, and yes, both effects are in place. If I'm tired, I
won't stack, or if I'm preoccupied with many MoB's, even tho that's probably
the most desperate time to have it. When things aren't so hectic, it gives
me a little more to do other than
1. Hit "A" 2. move next to MoB 2. Wait. 3. Loot.
-----Original Message-----
From: David Rubino <
tigger@...>
To:
eqbards@onelist.com <
eqbards@onelist.com>
Date: Friday, May 21, 1999 10:00 AM
Subject: [eqbards] How in the world do you stack? I don't think stacking
works at all . . .
>From: David Rubino <tigger@...>
>
>
> OK, someone clear thnigs up for me. There is endless discussion about
>"stacking" songs, which I understand to be, conceptually, playing two songs
>at once. Now since this is, by design, impossible, it requires some sort of
>special trick. I gather from what I read that the process involves starting
>one song, waiting for the effect to take place, stopping the song and
>quickly starting another, waiting for its effect to take place, and then
>stopping that one to renew the first, and so on.
>
> My only question: You can't be serious, can you?
>
> Do people really do this? I mean, the chances of actually seeing the
>effect of both songs at once seems so small, and the amount of button
>pressing seems so hectic in mele battle. I have tried it, and have failed
>entirely to get it to even begin to work . . . I mean, sure, I have the
>icon for both anthem and the healing song on my screen, but I hardly ever
>actually get a heal out of it, and rarely is my strength actually higher
>when I actually swing. This "stacking" basically eliminates any effect of
>either song!
>
> I'm just wondering if stacking is something that a few over zealous but
>very talkative Bards write about a lot here, or something that a lot of you
>take seriously.
>
> I for one am going to save my fingers the busywork . . .
>
>-Musil
>
>
>------------------------------------------------------------------------
>ONElist: where real people with real interests get connected.
>http://www.onelist.com
>Join a new list today!
>
>