Vapirko wrote: »

I’ll acknowledge this could be a l2p issue but I’m just curious if others have had the same issue. Basically if I use any kind of cc that knocks someone to the ground then my next few attacks, while they’re still down, simply miss even though I’m right next to them and they’re still highlighted in red. Despite my targeting them their kill box or hit box or whatever seems to bug out. This is very annoying on my stamblade after the incap cc if I need to land another execute or LA. Now it’s not a miss because no text comes up and it’s not andodge because CC. Is it me or the game?

Certain sets can cause you to miss not including Shuffle. Blur(NB skill) can also cause you to miss.

So you're saying you cannot hit them after the Incap stun connects? I'm still a little puzzled by what you're saying. Is there a situation you can use to describe how it happened?

When I go to Incap, I try to use it while the target is in the Fear animation so I don't get the stun. Genuinely using it raw on the target as an opening first isn't always ideal anyway.

Waffennacht wrote: »

I've had it happen too.

Their character is on the ground on their back and it's as if you're not looking at them making attacks miss.

Not the, "miss" dodge type thing, but as if your cross hairs are not on the enemy. I think it's a terrain thing

This is weird, because StamNB have very few skills that don't work without actually having a target infront of him.

Example; I can't press my Executioner, Ambush, Suprise Attack buttons without there being a target to strike first-- compare to something like Biting Jabs I can press all day without a target in sight.

Vapirko wrote: »

Takes-No-Prisoner wrote: »

Waffennacht wrote: »

I've had it happen too.

Their character is on the ground on their back and it's as if you're not looking at them making attacks miss.

Not the, "miss" dodge type thing, but as if your cross hairs are not on the enemy. I think it's a terrain thing

This is weird, because StamNB have very few skills that don't work without actually having a target infront of him.

Example; I can't press my Executioner, Ambush, Suprise Attack buttons without there being a target to strike first-- compare to something like Biting Jabs I can press all day without a target in sight.

To be more specific it’s usally a LA or 2H executioner that has the issue at lest that I’ve noticed. But it’s exactly as some have described where the LA is a swing and a miss even though my opponent appears to be targeted (I can see their health/info bar, they appear outlined in red).

Hmmm

But are you using Executioner by;

A: Press button, full animation plays

or by;

B. Press button, Animation Cancel?

I usually do B because the full animation for Executioner is pretty long and we all use it in pressure situations, but it's range isn't much better then Surprise Attacks. Which is why I always animation cancel it while tilting forward on my PS4 analog-stick. So in a way I'm moving toward the target, or 'Sliding toward them', and Pressing and Animation canceling Executioner.

I've had this happen, I think it may be related to third person field of view. I've noticed other issues with third person field of view, the target reticle appears to have no real relation to your actual target when in third person. This appears to be especially susceptible to different ranges of zoom in third person. Fully zoomed out third person will target and show engagement prompts with items and NPC's that are 10m behind the player. This disconnect between the reticle and actual target is especially apparent when trying to pick up something from a table laden with multiple objects.

Lord-Otto wrote: »

It's line of sight. Every pebble on the ground will block it and some players abuse that to their advantage. It's BS, when I have you in my crosshair, I should hit you, buuut... that's how it is.

Thats kind of annoying. Guess I gotta be sure to be staring straight down If I'm trying to execute someone on the ground regardless of what my display is telling me.

This exact same thing was bothering me yesterday. Good to see I'm not alone.