[Video] Best of Tether Bombing 2 - Vivec NA

GeneralSezme

Only the best tether bombing
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fG8NFFgoX58

Thanks for watching

enzoisadog

Good stuff

PapaWeeb

I feel like I need a cigarette after watching some of these, and I don't smoke.


Great bombs

Caligamy_ESO

Quick some of those guys survived for far too long, nerf them some more!

firedrgn

Thats epic when earth gore procs .lol

JamieAubrey

Amazing

Taleof2Cities

Great vid.

Really enjoy how you make sure the "Kill 40 Players" quest is queued up before venturing out ... for extra show.

Conduit0

You know I'm still not sure if these are just epeen threads or subtle nerf nightblade threads.

GeneralSezme

PapaWeeb wrote: »

I feel like I need a cigarette after watching some of these, and I don't smoke.


Great bombs

lmao

enzoisadog wrote: »

Good stuff

Thanks stranger

Conduit0 wrote: »

You know I'm still not sure if these are just epeen threads or subtle nerf nightblade threads.

Just letting people know, and NB's will never get nerfed

Haashhtaag

MARGINAL

NBrookus

Never gets old watching.

Conduit0 wrote: »

You know I'm still not sure if these are just epeen threads or subtle nerf nightblade threads.

It's pretty hard to get off successful bombs. I've tried; my score is like 1-40.

Acrolas

It's a valid crowd control attack.

My bigger concern is how this can be accomplished. Sweeping a keep with detection tools won't help against an enemy player who disconnects during a battle and reconnects after the keep was taken.

Intentional or not, the good sportsmanship approach is to leave the captured keep immediately and not use it as an attack advantage and bomb a transitus shrine.

LonePirate

GeneralSezme wrote: »

Just letting people know, and NB's will never get nerfed

You’re certainly right about that. NBs have at least one very powerful and influential ally high up in the ESO decision making structure. No harm or nerfs will ever come to them.

Kadoin

LonePirate wrote: »

GeneralSezme wrote: »

Just letting people know, and NB's will never get nerfed

You’re certainly right about that. NBs have a t least one very powerful and influential ally high up in the ESO decision making structure. No harm or nerfs will ever come to them.

Probably a sniping NB ally...

Haashhtaag

Does said NB run sloads as well?

GeneralSezme

Acrolas wrote: »

It's a valid crowd control attack.

My bigger concern is how this can be accomplished. Sweeping a keep with detection tools won't help against an enemy player who disconnects during a battle and reconnects after the keep was taken.

Intentional or not, the good sportsmanship approach is to leave the captured keep immediately and not use it as an attack advantage and bomb a transitus shrine.

Valid crowd control attack?

I don't disconnect and reconnect into taken keeps, it's very simple to evade people looking for night blades they have very predictable patterns they patrol.

How the f is it unsportsmanlike? Who wrote the handbook of Sportsmanship in Cyrodiil? /lol
If ZOS felt that way they would have made it so when defenders lose the keep it instakills everyone inside it, but... they didn't cause they want to encourage players after a keep is taken to try and retake it and if the captor's don't clear them out they will lose it.

WaltherCarraway

Awesome

Tan9oSuccka

NBrookus wrote: »

Never gets old watching.

Conduit0 wrote: »

You know I'm still not sure if these are just epeen threads or subtle nerf nightblade threads.

It's pretty hard to get off successful bombs. I've tried; my score is like 1-40.

I don’t think your alone. I suspect most have a similar ratio.

NBrookus

Acrolas wrote: »

It's a valid crowd control attack.

My bigger concern is how this can be accomplished. Sweeping a keep with detection tools won't help against an enemy player who disconnects during a battle and reconnects after the keep was taken.

Intentional or not, the good sportsmanship approach is to leave the captured keep immediately and not use it as an attack advantage and bomb a transitus shrine.

You can't disconnect and reconnect inside. It happens ocassionally as a bug, but it's not supposed to.

A one point on Shor, small groups hiding inside and flipping from the inner became a common tactic to take keeps in the face of an enemy zerg, and people got used to sweeping the keep every time. It worked.

dem0n1k

Swoit bombs! Gotta love some of those whispers! LOL

Savos_Saren

Hey bud- have you ever considered slotting a Soul ability (if you have room for it)? Inevitably, people are going to attack you right after your initial detonation. If they kill you- you'll explode, again, because of the Soul Shatter passive.

GeneralSezme

dem0n1k wrote: »

Swoit bombs! Gotta love some of those whispers! LOL

Thanks

Savos_Saren wrote: »

Hey bud- have you ever considered slotting a Soul ability (if you have room for it)? Inevitably, people are going to attack you right after your initial detonation. If they kill you- you'll explode, again, because of the Soul Shatter passive.

Does it look like I have room on my bar for that? lol
The dmg from that passive is garbage too

Hurtfan

kaboom!

nice work

GeneralSezme

Hurtfan wrote: »

kaboom!

nice work

thanks mate! appreciate it!

GeneralSezme

Haashhtaag wrote: »

Does said NB run sloads as well?

Never....

danno8

Acrolas wrote: »

It's a valid crowd control attack.

My bigger concern is how this can be accomplished. Sweeping a keep with detection tools won't help against an enemy player who disconnects during a battle and reconnects after the keep was taken.

Intentional or not, the good sportsmanship approach is to leave the captured keep immediately and not use it as an attack advantage and bomb a transitus shrine.

As many characters as this can kill, it is a fairly pointless "tactic" when used after a keep has already been taken. The dead can literally just resurrect exactly where they just died.

I would be upset if I lost anything from these bombs, like if food buffs dropped after a death or there was a respawn timer or something, but as it stands these bombs are mostly just for show, and don't have any impact at all on campaigns.

Haashhtaag

danno8 wrote: »

Acrolas wrote: »

It's a valid crowd control attack.

My bigger concern is how this can be accomplished. Sweeping a keep with detection tools won't help against an enemy player who disconnects during a battle and reconnects after the keep was taken.

Intentional or not, the good sportsmanship approach is to leave the captured keep immediately and not use it as an attack advantage and bomb a transitus shrine.

As many characters as this can kill, it is a fairly pointless "tactic" when used after a keep has already been taken. The dead can literally just resurrect exactly where they just died.

I would be upset if I lost anything from these bombs, like if food buffs dropped after a death or there was a respawn timer or something, but as it stands these bombs are mostly just for show, and don't have any impact at all on campaigns.

Until you get a bombblase emp that is really good at it while also having no job or life. Then it greatly effects the campaign imo.

GeneralSezme

Haashhtaag wrote: »

danno8 wrote: »

Acrolas wrote: »

It's a valid crowd control attack.

My bigger concern is how this can be accomplished. Sweeping a keep with detection tools won't help against an enemy player who disconnects during a battle and reconnects after the keep was taken.

Intentional or not, the good sportsmanship approach is to leave the captured keep immediately and not use it as an attack advantage and bomb a transitus shrine.

As many characters as this can kill, it is a fairly pointless "tactic" when used after a keep has already been taken. The dead can literally just resurrect exactly where they just died.

I would be upset if I lost anything from these bombs, like if food buffs dropped after a death or there was a respawn timer or something, but as it stands these bombs are mostly just for show, and don't have any impact at all on campaigns.

Until you get a bombblase emp that is really good at it while also having no job or life. Then it greatly effects the campaign imo.

True, had to sacrifice my life to be emp for a couple hours, thanks AD..