jorb wrote:Patchouli_Knowledge wrote:Ninijutsu wrote:Yes, yes he can. You can be moving in the opposite direction and still have call down the thunder queued on your opponent.
I can confirm that this is possible as well. I suspect it to be a bug though, judging from jorb's response. I thought someone had reported that.
Explain to me -- slowly -- how I would go about first initiating movement away from a pursuing player and then initiating an attack against him while still remaining in motion.
Avulsio wrote:Another idea:
Players with nothing in their hands, and only 1x1 item in their backpack (nearly empty except a 1x1 item, like a water flask), can sprint faster than normal sprint, and it consumes much less stamina than normal sprint. This way, a person has a slightly higher chance of running from combat altogether. Since you couldn't use this increased speed with weapons on you, you couldn't use this offensively.
Troll13 wrote:combat system is perfect as it is in my opinion
Karede wrote: It takes a special kind of autism to play this game
Ninijutsu wrote:Click to move, then press call down the thunder, click your opponent. You will queue the move on him but keep moving in the direction you clicked.
It ONLY works for RANGED attacks. Including bows.
jorb wrote:Ninijutsu wrote:Click to move, then press call down the thunder, click your opponent. You will queue the move on him but keep moving in the direction you clicked.
It ONLY works for RANGED attacks. Including bows.
... you don't... say...
We'll, that's a bug in any event, then, so let's return to the topic at hand, i.e. the actual suggestion.
Jalpha wrote:I believe in my interpretation of things.
jorb wrote:Ninijutsu wrote:Click to move, then press call down the thunder, click your opponent. You will queue the move on him but keep moving in the direction you clicked.
It ONLY works for RANGED attacks. Including bows.
... you don't... say...
We'll, that's a bug in any event, then, so let's return to the topic at hand, i.e. the actual suggestion.
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