The only mobs that will "see" through your invisibility and attack you while you are still invisible are some dungeon bosses which are also cc immune.
Actualy thats the way invisibility work in most MMOs, at first I thougth it work the same way here... But later I understand the mechanic of this game...ArtsOfficialNipple wrote: »aggro reset wouldn't just be overpowered, it would be gamebreaking. you couldn't use it solo anymore because mobs would reset back to full.
That is not true. Using shadow cloak when crouched is not redundant (sometimes). It let you become completely invisile and walk in front of a mob without being detected. This can be useful when you cannot get a straight access to mob's back. So you have to use shadow cloak, go behind it , and then attack. If you attack from crouch+shadow cloak you will still have the crouch bonus damage (if attack from 180° back)fennecbuttrwb17_ESO wrote: »[cut]
First, if I am "hidden" from crouching, sneak up and then use Shadow Cloak to gain invisibility (redundant, I know), the eye indicator is still closed, but I lose the attack bonus, even though the enemy has not detected me yet.
aggro reset on stealth will lead tofennecbuttrwb17_ESO wrote: »Second, if I am in combat, I have aggro and the enemy is attacking me, and I use Shadow Cloak to gain invisibility, and the eye indicator closes to indicate that I am hidden through invisibility. Except that often the enemy will FOLLOW ME, when I am "invisible", not hitting me until I am visible again. When the enemy DOESN'T follow me when I am INVISIBLE, when I come out of "invisibility" it will instantly see me and come to wreck my ***, whether I am crouched or not, whether I have run quite a way away, whether I have hidden behind scenery objects that would normally block their view.
That is not true. Using shadow cloak when crouched is not redundant (sometimes). It let you become completely invisile and walk in front of a mob without being detected. This can be useful when you cannot get a straight access to mob's back. So you have to use shadow cloak, go behind it , and then attack. If you attack from crouch+shadow cloak you will still have the crouch bonus damage (if attack from 180° back)fennecbuttrwb17_ESO wrote: »[cut]
First, if I am "hidden" from crouching, sneak up and then use Shadow Cloak to gain invisibility (redundant, I know), the eye indicator is still closed, but I lose the attack bonus, even though the enemy has not detected me yet.aggro reset on stealth will lead tofennecbuttrwb17_ESO wrote: »Second, if I am in combat, I have aggro and the enemy is attacking me, and I use Shadow Cloak to gain invisibility, and the eye indicator closes to indicate that I am hidden through invisibility. Except that often the enemy will FOLLOW ME, when I am "invisible", not hitting me until I am visible again. When the enemy DOESN'T follow me when I am INVISIBLE, when I come out of "invisibility" it will instantly see me and come to wreck my ***, whether I am crouched or not, whether I have run quite a way away, whether I have hidden behind scenery objects that would normally block their view.so it's not borken as it is. it's fine since it is a easy in-combat stealth.
- easy way for packs of mobs
- undoable boss fights.
indeed you can have every bonus that you have in stealth and exiting stealth.fennecbuttrwb17_ESO wrote: »Then rename it to stun-button, because that's what it is. Not "invisibility".
Especially seeing as it is out most unique skill; everybody else can get the regular crouch hidden, only we can get "invisibility".
enemies don't do that, and tbh they actually interrupt an heavy/special attack if you go stealth. simply they don't lose agro, and when you come out of stealth they re engage
kirnmalidus wrote: »Also, not all creatures use sight to locate enemies.
Invisibility isn't crap because of bad AI programming... It's bad because a little Corn Flower, Wormwood, and water can shut it off for a minimum of 10 seconds at a time.
For those of you who don't know what I'm talking about, go pick some Corn Flower, Wormwood, and use the lowest level water you can find (I prefer level 3 or 10) at an Alchemy table...I typically carry no less than 100 with me into AvA.