PvP ...dps is still to high... combined with lag is crazy

Fatalyis · March 2015

I take a 12k Crystal Frag to the face every now and then and you don't see me posting about it on the forums!

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Kypho · March 2015

AbraXuSeXile wrote: »

I used to be able to dive in zergs and come out laughing, can barely last 5 seconds now if im lucky.

in a way its more balanced then right?

The_Death_Princess · March 2015

Vizier wrote: »

No I'm not thinking damage is too high. I'm still looking to get a one shot build going. Getting there.

that said, I don't know that what you're seeing is due to "lag." Lot's of folks are using macros for attacks which basically applies several attacks with the push of a button that release virtually at the same time. You see one attack but are hit by 5 at one time....seeing alot of it lately.

Education time:

If your talking about weaving using a macro (special attack, light attack, special attack, interupt, special attack, block, special, etc.) that is one thing, and really you probably wont be able to convince ZOS to do anything about it. Many have tried for a year.

If you talking about (lethal arrow, lethal arrow, lethal arrow, lethal arrow, etc) or whatever skill in whatever numbers then thats an exploit/hack and yes they are back now that they dont have to pay (and I suspect the bans cleared with subs).

Former does apply the timing standards, the latter not. I have tested this part thoroughly so I know there is no way weaving can be mistaken for exploit/hacks. Lag is not a factor for me, so weaving never lag kills me. I kill weavers because I know their openers (you should too) and react to them instantly.

The_Death_Princess · March 2015

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You're wrong, unfortunately. ZOS replied to a thread at one point explicitly stating that macros were not prohibited or against the Eula in any way.

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Actually, there is two forms of macroing. The one discussed and pointed out is based with game pads, and is like stated not specifically prohibited since it is a hardware format.

The other IS specifically forbidden since it is a software form and the EULA specifically states any third party programs running that are giving an advantage over other players are a violation.

Interesting how this is kinda hair splitting, but it is true, the software form can do things the hardware cant. Hardware is timing key strokes. In fact, if you hardware macro, and you lag, then boom your macro is now bust. Thus honest skilled players rarely use these as to unreliable.