Steadfast is good, but it’s only 50% uptime of major protection. I found the best use is to activate it on demand to counter burst, but haven’t tried this combo.
I thought sets should not proc each other since some updates ago...If it does, then that would be a bug.
Like when Robes of the Hist was critting and activated combat physician and iceheart. I think they fixed that some updates ago...probably.
I thought sets should not proc each other since some updates ago...If it does, then that would be a bug.
Like when Robes of the Hist was critting and activated combat physician and iceheart. I think they fixed that some updates ago...probably.
Most sets do interact with each other. This is good and one of the (few) things that gives depth to ESO buildcraft. I think they only fixed Hist because it was critting and item procs are not supposed to have the ability to crit.
Waffennacht wrote: »Works well last time I used the combo
I thought sets should not proc each other since some updates ago...If it does, then that would be a bug.
Like when Robes of the Hist was critting and activated combat physician and iceheart. I think they fixed that some updates ago...probably.
Most sets do interact with each other. This is good and one of the (few) things that gives depth to ESO buildcraft. I think they only fixed Hist because it was critting and item procs are not supposed to have the ability to crit.Waffennacht wrote: »Works well last time I used the combo
Strange, I recall sometime after Homestead they said that sets should not proc off of each other anymore. Guess they either walked that back somewhere down the line or didn't care enough to keep it consistent. Hmm...
Yo dawg, we heard you didn't like procs so we made sure your procs can't proc more procs. The Champion Point passives Resilient and Critical Leech will now be considered "proc" abilities, meaning it can’t proc other proc abilities such as item sets.
brandonv516 wrote: »I thought sets should not proc each other since some updates ago...If it does, then that would be a bug.
Like when Robes of the Hist was critting and activated combat physician and iceheart. I think they fixed that some updates ago...probably.
Most sets do interact with each other. This is good and one of the (few) things that gives depth to ESO buildcraft. I think they only fixed Hist because it was critting and item procs are not supposed to have the ability to crit.Waffennacht wrote: »Works well last time I used the combo
Strange, I recall sometime after Homestead they said that sets should not proc off of each other anymore. Guess they either walked that back somewhere down the line or didn't care enough to keep it consistent. Hmm...
Are you thinking of this from Wrathstone?Yo dawg, we heard you didn't like procs so we made sure your procs can't proc more procs. The Champion Point passives Resilient and Critical Leech will now be considered "proc" abilities, meaning it can’t proc other proc abilities such as item sets.
This is all I can think of.
I thought sets should not proc each other since some updates ago...If it does, then that would be a bug.
Like when Robes of the Hist was critting and activated combat physician and iceheart. I think they fixed that some updates ago...probably.
Most sets do interact with each other. This is good and one of the (few) things that gives depth to ESO buildcraft. I think they only fixed Hist because it was critting and item procs are not supposed to have the ability to crit.Waffennacht wrote: »Works well last time I used the combo
Strange, I recall sometime after Homestead they said that sets should not proc off of each other anymore. Guess they either walked that back somewhere down the line or didn't care enough to keep it consistent. Hmm...
exeeter702 wrote: »My only question here is would there be any potential overlap? For instance, assuming cleanse counts as a direct heal, would it cleanse 3 debuffs trigger then heal and THEN curse eater cleanses a further 3? Or does the game register both effects simultaneously and cleanse 6 individual effects in one go? Or does the game register both effects simultaneously but where curse earer ends up trying to purge the same debuffs that cleanse already just did?
was thinking of Combo'ing these two sets on a magicka build, using curse eater as the sustain set and proc'ing steadfast, it being the tanky set, then building damage through mundus, enchants, etc. and then flexing through various monster sets depending on what I end up needing.
anyone try this or have any thoughts? im thinking using curse eater to proc steadfast and just letting these two work behind the scenes during normal combat would prove fairly effective.