1. Three without losing any effects, sometimes four with one effect
dropping for a few seconds
2. It works best if you hotkey every song you want to play, and instead
of looking at them to see if you can click song number 2 yet, just let
yourself fall into the rythm of it.
3. For battle it's anthem, chords and hymn; sometimes subsituting in
elemental rhythms if I don't need healing or dot. Solo battle I usually
twist anthem, warsong, and hymn, dropping hymn for a pulse of chords
once in a while. Out of battle I'd rather not be twisting, my fingers
need a rest and I like to chat, so I'll just leave hymn going. When
travelling I just put in the drum and play selo's, maybe twisting it
with one of the buff songs for some extra str when I'm encumbered.
Talies the Wanderer wrote:
> At 01:59 PM 6/12/2001 -0400, you wrote:
> >However, the song gems are slow to "ungray" during twisting. If I
> turn the
> >clipping plane down 6 notches (to about 2/3) it becomes a decent
> trade off
> >in viewable distance and twisting time.
>
>
> Okay - to start another, on-topic, thread, I wanted to know a bit
> about
> your success with "twisting" songs.
> 1) How many songs can you twist at once - assuming constant effect
> songs.
> 2) What do you do to optimize your twisting?
> 3) What is your current playlist? What do you sing in battle, and
> what out
> of it?
>
> Just a few questions from a young-again bard
>
> Talies the Wanderer
>
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