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Vortex Magus | Fri 31-Mar-06 07:51 PM |
Member since 20th Apr 2005
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#12780, "RE: Mule Kick Questions"
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I believe doing a skill while fighting more powerful mobs means you have a increased chance of learning it. It also means you have an increased chance of failing it. Therefore, though you will kill more baby taglos and sows, you may not learn it as fast than if you did it on a tresnore or two.
Also note that failing is generally better for learning, as you have a chance of getting 1-3% on a failed skill, while learning a skill properly executed you have only 1% gains.
Note that mobs big enough to practice well on tend to be on the extremely dangerous side =P
I perfected disarm in two hours from 75% on hooded mobs at level 20 with a much higher level group. Make of that what you will, but I've never seen such crazy fast perfecting before.
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Terwin05 | Thu 30-Mar-06 02:29 PM |
Member since 22nd Dec 2005
124 posts
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#12749, "As a frequent boar/sow/baby taglo mule kicker..."
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I have to say I haven't seen any empirical evidence that the level of the creature you're fighting or kicking makes a difference.
I've improved mule kicking babies while fighting boars, and I've improved mule kicking babies while fighting other babies. In fact, I think overall I probably have improved less (and this is over the life of several assassins) when I've been actually in combat with a tougher mob.
Mule kick is just a pain. Whatcha gonna do.
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DurNominator | Thu 30-Mar-06 05:14 PM |
Member since 08th Nov 2004
2018 posts
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#12760, "RE: Mule Kick Idea"
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.. and to replace mule kick put "thrust kick" >which would be a more powerful kick for that rank and making >it so that you have to do it with a spear. > >"Cool Assassin plants his spear on the ground and uses it to >thrust himself at you. >Cool Assassin's thrust kick MUTILATES you!
The skill is called leverage, by the way. And staff works just as well as spear. After all, it's the same spec.
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