One of the problems is every single spell is area effect, they are all hit 22msafely away from the fight, then a 22m leap:

T-8 seconds Proxi det
T-6 seconds Shalks
T-5 Incinerate
T-4 Soul of flame

T-1 Leap (22 m range)
All 5 hit at once

You don't have to target anything but the leap at the end. I mean the original Incap/SA/bow, at least you have to be within melee range and actually target the player. That took a certain amount of skill.
The skill here would be trying to get everything to hit at once (assuming that countdown is not automated for precision).

( I mean you can cast Proxi and hit the buttons when it is 6,5,4 but human reaction times mean you could not hit all of them precisely within .1 seconds. There is lag, then the brain sees the signal and responds by pushing the next button, the standard variance is probably 300 milliseconds)

The only other question is how this player got all crits (aside from luck). If they are running mech Acuity, it has a 4 second duration, but this countdown is 8 seconds. Maybe @React can explain that

Until they fix the bug, you will only get credit for the Daily login in reward if you are not actively logged in at the Daily Reset Time. As it is now, the game doesn't properly trigger the login reward if you are online at the Daily Reset and any re-attempts that day won't correct the issue as only your first playtime of the day can trigger it.

If the Daily Reset Time is during your normal playtime hours, I recommend setting an alarm to warn you to log out a couple minutes before Reset occurs (ie 23:59 HST for me), and then you can log back in after Reset occurs (ie 00:01 HST for me).

This workaround has been successful for me these last 2 days after missing out on the first 2 days because I was still playing when the Daily Reset occurred.

Hi all, just cross-posting in this thread as well. This is confirmed as a bug - it is not intended that monsters in sub-zones not count toward these types of Seasonal Challenges. (I'm adding it to our Known Issues list shortly.)

So what happens with 2 accounts? I play on Xbox and PC and need to keep them separate. The email for both is the same. They are linked.

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Chapters were nice because you knew roughly what you were getting. A new zone with the same checklist and some small features. While that did get stale, it set player expectations. We didn't need to be constantly informed, checking roadmaps and other official communications, to know when XYZ feature is coming out.

Now that we're in a seasonal model - the only takeaway I want is more packaging. So for this season, the features are being spread out in a confusing way. For instance, the art for the Season is focused around the Night Market, which isn't out yet. It's the flagship feature of the reason - right? - and didn't launch with the season opening. That's an odd choice.

There's a balance to be had and I think they're still figuring that out in yet another transition year. Season flagships should launch with the season. I'm fine with the class reworks releasing independently of that.

Exactly. By saying you are okay with not getting chapters you (not you personally but the hypothetical “you”) are saying I’m okay with getting less. Less is not very quantifiable, it could be slightly less or it could be significantly less. The delayed timing also makes it feel worse right now. This game has been traveling down a rocky road for the last year or more, it really needs to get back onto smooth payment quickly.

The changes already are making the game feel less like Elder Scrolls to me. I hope they can do something to correct that. I used to spend a few minutes to crank out a few Endeavors and then go do something I want to do, now I look at this long chore list (kill 1000 enemies in 3 zones is just one of them) and think wow, I’d like to go do this other thing but I need to get started on these chores.