Unfortunately, this is working as intended and afaik holds for all DOTs. To add insult to injury, these DOTs can proc the dead players Skoria. Or their Sload's, if the first DOT was something else.

Baphomet wrote: »

Sloads keep ticking on your character even when you have killed the player who applied it to you.

The sloads damage will even proc itself and refresh the duration, even after having killed the player.

Grimlok_S wrote: »

Baphomet wrote: »

Sloads keep ticking on your character even when you have killed the player who applied it to you.

The sloads damage will even proc itself and refresh the duration, even after having killed the player.

That isn’t accurate. But plenty of other lingering dots can do so, even skoria.

Gnozo wrote: »

Why is this intended but my meteor does 0 dmg when i die before the impact.

Because the direct damage component is not a DoT and will be cancelled upon death

Because atronach is a pet he gets unsummoned

I dunno what happens with Destro ult... But it should (heh) linger because I think blockade does

All proc sets can be procced via corpse too

I’ll test out the sloads thing. If you have screenshots of combat logs of this happening that would save me the trouble. Usually a late Sload proc is caused by a long, lingering dot like structured entropy

Dawnbreaker isn’t dodgeable though. That I have tested. You stopped playing before they made the change where it became undodgeable though. In a duel I save my DBOS until I root them, forcing them into a dodge roll and hit them with the DBoS then so I know they aren’t blocking it.

Thogard wrote: »

I’ll test out the sloads thing. If you have screenshots of combat logs of this happening that would save me the trouble. Usually a late Sload proc is caused by a long, lingering dot like structured entropy

Dawnbreaker isn’t dodgeable though. That I have tested. You stopped playing before they made the change where it became undodgeable though. In a duel I save my DBOS until I root them, forcing them into a dodge roll and hit them with the DBoS then so I know they aren’t blocking it.

I've never stopped playing the game? I've been through every patch, I've experienced and documented every bug relavent to stamina, and I can tell you with 100% confidence that dawnbreaker is dodgeable. I remember when it was being mitigated by spell resist, a patch where it was reported on the forums to be dodgeable, and was subsequentley "fixed" the next patch. What exactly causes it to be dodged now isn't the classic example of a dodge roll causing a direct damage ability to miss, just like you said it's a great ultimate to take care of roll dodging targets. But for some reason, every now and then, it is just flat out dodged. I've seen it happen with evasion, I've seen it happen with dodge roll, and I have numerous examples that I'll piece together to show you. I'm not referring to the issues with landing it that you discussed in your video, and I'm not mistaking light attacks being dodged accompanied by dawnbreaker missing, as dawnbreaker being dodged.

But yeah test the sloads thing. It's pretty broken.

I can confirm that Sloads can proc itself, tested it a few days ago.

Waylander wrote: »

I think I was seeing sloads proc off a few things that may or may not be intended:
- reflects - poison injection on a DK who reflects, results in DK's sloads going off on you via the poison injection dot (working as intended?)
- volatile armour - can sloads proc off hitting a DK who has valatile armour buff running - I swore it did last night, but wasnt concerned enough to record or check combat logs.

It probably did

And it probably shouldn't

I don't have any screenshots or video showing Sload's proc from itself, but do have an anecdote from a BG the other day. Two enemy players chased me into my team's base during a 1v2 (both of them wearing Sload's, of course), and my team all respawned at the same time and jumped down to help me out. One of the enemy players got blown up while I was healing/cleansing, and I joined the chase to finish off the other one - a Magblade. He of course proc'd another Sloads on me right before he died, and the only other debuff I had at the time was from my own Pirate Skeleton effect. While I was meditating for resource return the Sload's DOT proc'd from the last tick of itself; no enemy players were around, no other DOTs on me, no ground AOE, or any other damage source whatsoever.

It shouldn't be hard to test in game if someone wants to record video of it; just duel and have one person light attack the other until Sload's procs, then stand around doing nothing while it ticks down.

Grimlok_S wrote: »

Baphomet wrote: »

Sloads keep ticking on your character even when you have killed the player who applied it to you.

The sloads damage will even proc itself and refresh the duration, even after having killed the player.

Not possible due to the cooldown.

Vapirko wrote: »

testd4n1 wrote: »

Grimlok_S wrote: »

Baphomet wrote: »

Sloads keep ticking on your character even when you have killed the player who applied it to you.

The sloads damage will even proc itself and refresh the duration, even after having killed the player.

Not possible due to the cooldown.

There is no cool down. It lasts for six seconds every six seconds. Also it often has 7 ticks.

Set Tooltip wrote:

(5 items) Damaging an enemy has a 10% chance to put a Leeching Shadow on them, dealing 853 Oblivion Damage every 1 second for 6 seconds. This effect can occur every 6 seconds.

So, its fundamentally broken. It shouldn't be possible for there to be a seventh tick.

Rianai wrote: »

It's 7 ticks over 6 seconds, because it starts ticking at second 0, not at 1.

@Thogard

CM screenshot of sload self proc (german client, Kreckenantlitz = Sload)

Thank you for posting that! Seems pretty conclusive to me.

Rianai wrote: »

It's 7 ticks over 6 seconds, because it starts ticking at second 0, not at 1.

@Thogard

CM screenshot of sload self proc (german client, Kreckenantlitz = Sload)

Saw this happened to myself once or twice but thought it had to be some other dot. Confirmed broken.