Cold Fire trebs are bugged more than you think!

AJ_1988 · August 2015

The title says it all. Why do I say this? Because I purposely allowed myself to die from one so I could look at the death recap to find why every time I got hit a blue animation would show around me like a negative effect and ravish my health, now looking at the recap I see I've been hit by a cold fire Treb for 22k and a normal fire Treb for 15.5k by the same person. Before you say maybe he was using 2 trebs, he wasn't I made sure of that fact. Also it was a one hit so the other Treb damage was not dot as that would show burning damage also. So there you go glitched more than you know or the 2 people that have caused this to happen me are exploiting/glitching what ever. Anyone else experinced this?

Hastings88 · August 2015

Its a paradox, but one based on illogic, false assumptions or point of view. A sophism that can lead to further faulty reasoning. Its true extremely hot and extremely cold do cause a burn, both physically and as a sensation. That I would call an "apparent" paradox because of lack of supporting knowledge or wrong assumptions. Then we have to ask, what is the nature of a physical burn. Is a burn really a reaction to extremes in temperature? if so, do we need an alternative name for the condition? Alternatively, the temperature of a hearth fire, is cold in comparison to the sun's temperature. Ice is hot compared to the depths of space or Liquid nitrogen.

Britney Spears used this paradox in her song "Cold as Fire". As to what she meant we can only speculate. Attractive women sometimes act cool, (or even cold as a reaction to unwanted male attention). Some men respond to this "coolness" with even more passion. But Coldness is likely to put certain fires out

Techlisp · August 2015

Hastings88 went from deep space to Britney Spears.

That is quite the journey.

FireCowCommando · August 2015

They were just lazy and didnt code the name as cold fire burn. Its only cold harbor fire treb hitting you, the DoT effect is just incorrectly labeled as regular fire treb damage.

Mojmir · August 2015

Hastings88 wrote: »

Its a paradox, but one based on illogic, false assumptions or point of view. A sophism that can lead to further faulty reasoning. Its true extremely hot and extremely cold do cause a burn, both physically and as a sensation. That I would call an "apparent" paradox because of lack of supporting knowledge or wrong assumptions. Then we have to ask, what is the nature of a physical burn. Is a burn really a reaction to extremes in temperature? if so, do we need an alternative name for the condition? Alternatively, the temperature of a hearth fire, is cold in comparison to the sun's temperature. Ice is hot compared to the depths of space or Liquid nitrogen.

Britney Spears used this paradox in her song "Cold as Fire". As to what she meant we can only speculate. Attractive women sometimes act cool, (or even cold as a reaction to unwanted male attention). Some men respond to this "coolness" with even more passion. But Coldness is likely to put certain fires out

im feelin it brah

AJ_1988 · August 2015

FireCowCommando wrote: »

They were just lazy and didnt code the name as cold fire burn. Its only cold harbor fire treb hitting you, the DoT effect is just incorrectly labeled as regular fire treb damage.

There was no DoT as I made sure it was a one hit. Also would the damage over time not be the last thing on the recap? Also 16k dot instantly isn't dot

FireCowCommando · August 2015

AJ_1988 wrote: »

FireCowCommando wrote: »

They were just lazy and didnt code the name as cold fire burn. Its only cold harbor fire treb hitting you, the DoT effect is just incorrectly labeled as regular fire treb damage.

There was no DoT as I made sure it was a one hit. Also would the damage over time not be the last thing on the recap? Also 16k dot instantly isn't dot

again, this is a misunderstanding. If i cast a spell that does 20k over an hour to you, on the death recap it would still be 20k. its the total damage done to you by the DoT.

usrevenge · August 2015

does that dot damage say 20k if the first tick of 10 kill me? just wondering.

Aunatar · August 2015

Hastings88 wrote: »

Its a paradox, but one based on illogic, false assumptions or point of view. A sophism that can lead to further faulty reasoning. Its true extremely hot and extremely cold do cause a burn, both physically and as a sensation. That I would call an "apparent" paradox because of lack of supporting knowledge or wrong assumptions. Then we have to ask, what is the nature of a physical burn. Is a burn really a reaction to extremes in temperature? if so, do we need an alternative name for the condition? Alternatively, the temperature of a hearth fire, is cold in comparison to the sun's temperature. Ice is hot compared to the depths of space or Liquid nitrogen.

Britney Spears used this paradox in her song "Cold as Fire". As to what she meant we can only speculate. Attractive women sometimes act cool, (or even cold as a reaction to unwanted male attention). Some men respond to this "coolness" with even more passion. But Coldness is likely to put certain fires out

I want to meet your dealer bruh.

MaxwellC · August 2015

Well as far as I know trebuchets that have "fire" in the title do two styles of damage, first being the initial hit and the second being the fire damage.

I've played a lot of PvP and if you play consoles NA in haderus you've most likely seen me. I've died to my fair share of cold fire and normal trebuchets, even ballistia both cold fire and normal have two damages.