The troll sits on the outer ledge of the bridge, and casts Frozen retreat on the ground. If you enter that AoE, you are pulled to where the troll is. Since there isn't room for two,
Izanagi.Xiiib16_ESO wrote: »The troll sits on the outer ledge of the bridge, and casts Frozen retreat on the ground. If you enter that AoE, you are pulled to where the troll is. Since there isn't room for two,
Just to actually correct this, All pulls in the game run a check to see if there is space available where the 'pulled' player would land. You cannot pull someone directly off of any structure. What these players are actually doing is relying on the momentum of the players movement direction. So if you stop moving as soon as you see yourself being pulled you will generally prevent yourself from walking/running off of that structure.
There is however as you rightly mention a difference between the LoS checks and vertical LoS checks of some pulls. For example Dark convergence will only pull if you are on a certain tolerance of vertical alignment as an opponent, I'm fairly sure this type of check wouldn't actually matter in the context of the bridge as the game would consider the vertical difference of the edge to the area where you are pulled from the same.
SmellyUnlimited wrote: »It all comes down to Cyrodiil needing to finally manage their out of control slaughterfish population. You would think, with a group of fish that have killed millions, that the factions wouldn’t try and eliminate them once and for all?
These hordes of fish are the REAL ball groups.
SmellyUnlimited wrote: »It all comes down to Cyrodiil needing to finally manage their out of control slaughterfish population. You would think, with a group of fish that have killed millions, that the factions wouldn’t try and eliminate them once and for all?
These hordes of fish are the REAL ball groups.