50% of the times that I use Restraining Prison (Encase) the spell is not working.
It is not a matter of distance to the target - I can fire the spell 5 times from exactly the same position and it only works the fifth time...
And it is not a matter of aiming - the crosshair does lock on target.
Is it supposed to work like this? If yes, why doesn't it say so ("50% chance to miss" or something like that)? I don't have this problem with any other spell.
The spell feels very unreliable, since I never know if it will work or not.
Solutions?
Today the spell is working perfectly. Has it been fixed?
As described, the targets must be infront of you; the spell works fine.
Today the spell is working perfectly. Has it been fixed?
Sometimes I think that, too, but no. Today it failed very often for me again.As described, the targets must be infront of you; the spell works fine.
The enemys are always in front of me, almost at the same position. And some are affected, some not.
I know how the spell works, but for me the spell fails in 3 of 5 trys. Most times in enemy groups. For example 4 enemys. 3 enemys are affected, and 1 not. So I sometimes think enemys can resist this or something. I don't know.
Have you tried experimenting with letting a group get close enough to hit you, not moving, and key press? Are you mashing the button, or hitting it once? Are all redguards born ugly? I dunno, just a few things I'd ask.
Honestly, I think it has more to do with elevation. The spell (for me) seems to work fine on flat surfaces. However, if you are outside and the target is down an incline from you, then it tends to miss a lot.
It seems like the targeting cone isn't based on your camera angle, but directly in front of your character on a horizontal plane. Thus, if you are fighting on a hill, then don't rely on this spell.
This is just my experience with it.
Thats the way it shold work... but it doesn't. I cast in in front of a group of three the one in the middle is no affectedFrom what I can tell, when the spell is activated a purple mist appears at you feet. If the mob is in the mist then they will be trapped. Or if a mob is near a mob that is in the mist it will be trapped. I'm not 100% sure but thats what it seems like. I normally have to get up close to the mob, cast it, and then move away.
Thats the way it shold work... but it doesn't. I cast in in front of a group of three the one in the middle is no affected