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Message ID: 1430
Date: Thu Jun 3 12:03:12 BST 1999
Author: J.M. Capozzi
Subject: Re: Anthem and warsong (was: Macro setup for bards)
----- Original Message -----
From: John Kim <kim@...>
To: <eqbards@onelist.com>
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 1999 5:58 PM
Subject: [eqbards] Anthem and warsong (was: Macro setup for bards)
>From: John Kim <kim@...>
>
>On Wed, 2 Jun 1999, Rogers Pessin wrote:
>>
>> I just experimented with this last night, after twisting them
>> together for the past couple of weeks. I used a combine long sword
>> (28 delay) and swung 20 times (after the very first swing which
>> counted as 0) and ran each test twice.
>>
>> - With no songs going, 20 swings took 56 seconds, which confirms what
>> someone said earlier about the delay representing tenths of seconds
>> of delay.
>>
>> - With Anthem as my only song, 20 swings took 51 seconds, or
>> aproximately a 10% decrease in delay.
>>
>> - With just Whistling Warsong going, 20 swings took 48 seconds, or
>> aproximately a 15% decrease in delay.
>>
>> - With both Anthem and Warsong going, 20 swings still took 48
>> seconds, indicating they do not stack in terms of cutting down on
>> your delay any further. You do still get a STR boost from each song.
>
>This matches my findings. I also used a combine longsword.
>The fellow who used punches (slower) got slightly different
>results (bigger speedup). I'm going to test it again with my
>combine rapier (faster).
>
>> Based on this, I'm now no longer going to bother stacking both songs,
>> and when solo I'll likely twist Warsong with Bellow and Healing. In
>> groups I'll do Anthem instead of Warsong. I am going to test this
>> one more time on a weapon with a greater delay just to be 100% sure.
>
>Warsong also gives you a pretty good bonus to AC, which can be
>useful even in a group (since most mobs end up attacking the
>bard).
>
>--
>John H. Kim
>kim@...
>
>
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