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Message ID: 25873
Date: Fri Feb 15 16:48:42 GMT 2002
Author: John Grady
Subject: RE: [eqbards] twisting 5, added note


I agree Atonal. I mean Kaz, if it was as easy and beneficial as you describe don't you think a lot
of Bards would be doing it? There's a lot of people on this list that have played them for 2+
years and while very few of us may be "hard-core" gamers, the majority of us can key mash with the
best of 'em.

I'm curious if any of the BOTB competing Bards, especially those that made it a couple rounds,
have any comments. This would kinda be the acid test. If they, the truly hard-core crowd, twisted
four or more songs when efficiency, effectiveness and quick thinking were all needed for survival,
then I would think more seriously about it.

Tzeetch

--- Christopher Sanders <christopher.sanders@...> wrote:

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A macro cannot adjust to a missed note, and becomes a liability in the case<BR>
of repeated missed notes.  I tried it, a while back.  You can't pick up<BR>
where you missed a note.  The social has to start at the beginning again,<BR>
once you manage to stop it, and start it again.<BR>
<BR>
A macro also cannot change the math (since you like math) involved, in cast<BR>
times, and duration times.  While I haven't sat down and formulated all the<BR>
possible combinations (I'd rather spend what little free time I get playing<BR>
the game), I'm relatively certain that there is no combination of songs that<BR>
allows for a true, no dropped effects, 5 song twist.  You will get dropped<BR>
effects, and, in my opinion, any "twist" that inherently drops effects, is<BR>
no twist at all.<BR>
<BR>
Feel free to continue to disagree, however, you can't change the fact that,<BR>
if dropped effects don't matter, then we can all twist 8 songs effortlessly.<BR>
<BR>
Atonal<BR>
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-----Original Message-----<BR>
From: KAZ [mailto:kazvorpal@...]<BR>
Sent: Friday, February 15, 2002 9:05 AM<BR>
To: eqbards@yahoogroups.com<BR>
Subject: RE: [eqbards] twisting 5, added note<BR>
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--- John Grady <john_grady@...> wrote:<BR>
> This is funny. I can remember every once in awhile someone in my guild<BR>
> would say; "I grouped with<BR>
> so-and-so and s/he can twist 4+ plus songs, can you?" So I'd explain how<BR>
it<BR>
> ensures that resists<BR>
> will be off a percentage of the time, I won't be able to talk or see<BR>
> messages fly by, etc., etc.<BR>
> I'm mostly retired now, but once I explained it to them, my guild never<BR>
> went with this marketing<BR>
> pitch.<BR>
<BR>
I haven't a high enough level bard to test it, but surely writing a macro (a<BR>
social button) would eliminate most of the complaints you have with twisting<BR>
four.<BR>
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