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Article #351275Re: The flip-flopping Clefthoof.
From: Catriona R
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2015 00:08
Date: Sat, 10 Jan 2015 00:08
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On Fri, 09 Jan 2015 22:11:26 +0100, "Peter T." <pinoc10@hotmail.cum> wrote: >Den 09-01-2015 kl. 21:11 skrev Cryptoengineer: > >> Amusing to watch, but it makes it harder to trap them - where do >> you lay the trap? - and makes the 2-for-1 exploit unusable. I find >> I have to set the tank to 'passive' at the end. > >1. When you attack the bull stay at the same spot while you face it >directly all the time. Just let your void get thew aggro. > >2. When the bull is below 50% you put down your trap and walk like 10 >steps backwards or so. Be sure your trap is on the line between you and >the bull. > >3. Once you have done that so your void to passive so your void runs >through your trap. The bull follows your void through the trap. Profit. > >If you want 2 cages from a single bull lay down your first trap around >50-55% health. _Dont_ move your lock! Wait ~15 secs and lay down your >second trap when off cooldown. >At this point you may have to correct the line between you and the bull >so the trap is in the line between you and the bull. Walk 10 steps >backwards. Set your void to passive and watch the bull get trapped in >both traps. Double profit. :) this works with any elite mob. > >Blizzard prolly fix this exploit soon(tm) so use it while you can. Use it very soon, next lot of rolling restarts will fix it, by how I'm reading this thread: http://blue.mmo-champion.com/topic/356350-level-3-barn-trapping-proposal-group-play/ Does sound like overall it'll be better, as grouping would work, and stealing will not, but yeah, no more doubletrapping, not surprising as it was never likely to be intended ;-)
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