Message: 7
Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2000 13:19:09 -1000
From: "Reece, Tom - 25IDL G4"
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Subject: Problems last night with Lament (pre-patch)
Last night I was in Cazic in the area that someone in
my party called
the
Purple Temple. You get to it by going through the
double doors in the
courtyard and following a long twisting hallway.
Halfway there you go
through a round opening called the arena. Past the
arena is another
hallway
that eventually opens up to the Temple. This is the
place where the
Lizard
Crusader spawns.
<snip>
After we got rid of the spawns alongside the temple, I
started pulling
from
the front of the temple. I equipped my lute and
started up Lament. I
would
always Lament the mob furthest away from me and pull
the one closest to
me.
Every time there were two mobs up, the mob I
successfully Lamented
would
still aggro when I pulled the closest mob. I was
getting pissed off
because
the song had absolutely no effect. I ended up pulling
two mobs on
every
pull. Someone in my party told me that harmony and
lament type
spells/songs
don't work in Cazic. You get the message the
spell/song was resisted,
but
the mobs will still aggro if a nearby mob is pulled.
<snip>
Anyone have an idea of why Lament didn't work like it
should have?
Galtin of E'ci
32 bard
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Lament worked fine, pathing is goofy there. If you
lament the 4 static lizzies near the temple steps (2
silver guards, 2 prot/sent/fan/heralds) and pull one
by the door, it will path right over the lizard
opposite of it. Without lament, you'd get all 4. I
usually pulled for my party, from the temple into the
"fishbowl" as we called it. (You called it the arena).
We were lvl 25-29 at the time, and a roamer could hurt
us bad. We would get 2 lizzies at a time, sometimes 3,
still easily managable. Lament was great for us, and
it works everywhere in Cazic.
Double Entendre
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