Izanagi.Xiiib16_ESO wrote: »

ZOS_GinaBruno wrote: »

This is actually working as intended, as mentioned in the Update 20 patch notes:

"Using a Repair Kit on keeps, siege, doors, milegates or bridges can now be interrupted even when CC immune."

Hey @ZOS_GinaBruno

I understood the patch notes to mean that a player can physically bash me or crushing shock interupt (take an action to interrupt). Currently taking any damage seems to interrupt the animation and prevent repair.

Test condition: with a door down fire a scattershot siege between the door (not hitting the frame) then try and repair whilst standing in this.

Unless the patch note really wanted to say that taking damage is considered you are being "interrupted" (like how you used to prevent players from burning camps.)

Feric51 wrote: »

Apparently they're treating wall/door repair like node harvesting: Even the slightest little attack from a daedrat will distract your full heavy armor wearing, CP810, buffed out, daedra-slaughtering warrior from doing the most menial of tasks.

I guess it is worth a real life test! Ok start mixing concrete, and placing a layer of bricks to form a small wall. During this task, fight an MMA fighter while he completes his combos.

Let us know how far you get and make sure to video record the results!

OG Bruno is aware. There are few people that i hold anywhere near the respect i hold for Gina. I remember sitting in a team speak in the old days with a bunch of super meta nerds who were raging over the changes to the game soon to come. And they were raging and she just came in told them how it was that it is what it is. OG Gina has no fear. So much respect for her after that haha.Thats what her @ should be, it should be @OG_Bruno haha

Interrupts should be interrupts, i.e a deliberate decision to use a bash, CC, or dedicated interrupt skill (like Crushing Shock). It's part of the play/counterplay dynamic.

Having ALL damage prevent a repair is just nonsensical. The only time I'd want to use a siege repair kit is when my siege engine is UNDER FIRE AND TAKING DAMAGE, which is now the exact scenario in which i CANNOT use said kit.

In the end it just means I place more replacement siege instead of repairing damaged ones, so no diff to me ultimately. But this new system has made the siege repair mechanic nearly obsolete, and that's bad design.

ZOS_BrianWheeler wrote: »

Correct. The change to make it interrupt-able even when CC immune will also mean repairing can be interrupted from taking damage. This does not prevent the ability to repair while you're "in combat", but does mean the avoidance of taking damage is now necessary. We are monitoring how this effects keep capture/loss patterns and overall Cyrodiil flow.

@ZOS_BrianWheeler thanks for clarifying.

So essentially we currently have the following interrupt mechanics in game:

1. Repairing Doors/Walls/ gathering skyshards - Interrupted by taking any form of damage & negate even if immune
2. Picking up scrolls - taking damage & negate (depending on what stage of picking up the scroll you are at), bash, interrupt abilities, cc abilities also unable to pick it up if you attacked someone within the last ? seconds.
3. Placing siege/Ressing other players - Interrupted by interrupt abilities, bash, and negate even if cc immune and cc's if not immune
3. Burning siege - interrupted only when not cc immune by interrupt abilities & bash
4. Channelled abilities #1 such as meditate/darkdeal/beam/cfrag - Interrupted by interrupt abilities and cc's but only if not cc immune and negate.
5. Channelled abilities#2 such as jabs - only by cc abilities if not immune or negate.
6. Channelled abilities #3 such as soul assault & bow ulti - not interrupt-able.

It would be really helpful if when implementing a change to one of these areas if we could know what the intended level of interrupt checking is because just:
"Using a Repair Kit on keeps, siege, doors, milegates or bridges can now be interrupted even when CC immune."

I assumed this was making repair kits similar to '3. ressing/placing siege' rather than similar to '2. picking up scrolls.'