C0pp3rhead wrote: »@Dixa, no, it's not "needed" by any means. But, I could understand wanting test out some abilities and engage in a different play style. Besides, it's always fun to work on a good combo move. And although the ability is an aggro drop, his shades were still active, and the boss should be attacking them.
This thread is about a broken game mechanic, not How2NB.
C0pp3rhead wrote: »@Dixa, no, it's not "needed" by any means. But, I could understand wanting test out some abilities and engage in a different play style. Besides, it's always fun to work on a good combo move. And although the ability is an aggro drop, his shades were still active, and the boss should be attacking them.
This thread is about a broken game mechanic, not How2NB.
except I don't view it as broken unless those shades are supposed to be classified as pets and not just a debuff/dot with an unusual visual indicator.
C0pp3rhead wrote: »@Dixa, no, it's not "needed" by any means. But, I could understand wanting test out some abilities and engage in a different play style. Besides, it's always fun to work on a good combo move. And although the ability is an aggro drop, his shades were still active, and the boss should be attacking them.
This thread is about a broken game mechanic, not How2NB.
except I don't view it as broken unless those shades are supposed to be classified as pets and not just a debuff/dot with an unusual visual indicator.
Shades are just a DoT / debuff. They aren't targetable, have a set duration, and require a target.
They are definitely not a pet.
C0pp3rhead wrote: »@Dixa, no, it's not "needed" by any means. But, I could understand wanting test out some abilities and engage in a different play style. Besides, it's always fun to work on a good combo move. And although the ability is an aggro drop, his shades were still active, and the boss should be attacking them.
This thread is about a broken game mechanic, not How2NB.
except I don't view it as broken unless those shades are supposed to be classified as pets and not just a debuff/dot with an unusual visual indicator.
Shades are just a DoT / debuff. They aren't targetable, have a set duration, and require a target.
They are definitely not a pet.
then this situation is clearly working as intended.
wait...why are you cloaking at all? are you in light armor or something?
there have only been a couple of world bosses on my now vr5 nightblade that have given me some challenge as a 2h/bow nightblade. I only had cloak until about 15 when I bought a skill reset. now it's not even trained.
it's not a needed skill for general pve/leveling. at all. since it is an aggro drop you should expect it to reset fights if you are alone.
This is probably because of a fix of an exploit from last year. Nightblades were able to "tank" everything with taunt+cloak. NB had aggro but boss just stood still because it didn't see the NB. They fixed it so that cloak immediately released aggro.
This is probably because of a fix of an exploit from last year. Nightblades were able to "tank" everything with taunt+cloak. NB had aggro but boss just stood still because it didn't see the NB. They fixed it so that cloak immediately released aggro.
They should have just made it just cancel taunts instead. Cloaking during combat is part of the nightblade playstyle. Enemies should not reset because of that. If a player is solo, the enemy should look around for a bit. If a player cloaks in a group, the enemy should just change targets.
And I remember that exploit, whichThis is probably because of a fix of an exploit from last year. Nightblades were able to "tank" everything with taunt+cloak. NB had aggro but boss just stood still because it didn't see the NB. They fixed it so that cloak immediately released aggro.
They should have just made it just cancel taunts instead. Cloaking during combat is part of the nightblade playstyle. Enemies should not reset because of that. If a player is solo, the enemy should look around for a bit. If a player cloaks in a group, the enemy should just change targets.
it's fine as is. unless a cooldown was added to the stealth, what you are saying would lead to absurd cheesing.