Open Combat window without attacking?

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oldbone
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Open Combat window without attacking?

Post by oldbone »

I noticed the openings caused by one mob will linger... and if I start a combat with another mob, the openings will still be present.

Is there a way to check on the status of the openings currently on me? (I use the amber client)

thnx!
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Re: Open Combat window without attacking?

Post by Bacaaah »

oldbone wrote:I noticed the openings caused by one mob will linger... and if I start a combat with another mob, the openings will still be present.

Is there a way to check on the status of the openings currently on me? (I use the amber client)

thnx!
Not that i know of, just wait a minute and they should lower automatically.
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Re: Open Combat window without attacking?

Post by ricky »

they usually don't last longer than 15 seconds outside of combat, but:

carry around a live chicken. you can drop it on the ground, enter combat with your chicken to check/reduce your openings, and then pick up your chicken to exit combat.

tactical battle chicken.
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just wait a minute...
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Post by Sevenless »

ricky wrote:tactical battle chicken.
When carrying around a chicken is a combat advantage, I think your system needs tweaking.

I've wanted this for spam killing ants in the past, only time I can think of it being super important though.
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