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#45964, "Greeting the Avalanche as an elf/drow"
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I'm curious, has anyone tried this combination? Normal elf/drow bash is pretty silly but how much would greeting overcome the size/weight limitations in the ability to lag or avoid lag?
Thanks for any insight.
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Puhguly | Mon 18-Jun-12 07:28 PM |
Member since 15th Nov 2011
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#45969, "I would advise against it"
In response to Reply #0
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Even a dwarf with greeting had a lot of problems with bash. The weight variable seems to have one of the biggest impacts on the effects of bash, so that low of a str and you won't be bashing anyone except other elves for much.
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TJHuron | Tue 19-Jun-12 08:43 AM |
Member since 28th Nov 2007
1132 posts
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#45970, "What kind of weight are we talking to make greeting eff..."
In response to Reply #2
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How much were you typically carrying that you had issues?
Did you ever experiment with weight levels up to your max and see any varied results?
Does anyone know what the weight thread hold is to make greeting effective?
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laxman | Tue 19-Jun-12 10:15 AM |
Member since 18th Aug 2003
1867 posts
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#45971, "I am not positive its as much weight as it is STR"
In response to Reply #3
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I did a half drow (prime state int) greeting/striking warrior. I had bash perfected and even then I was only landing 50% of my bashes on a good day, missing 2 in a row or 1/3 was fairly common so you couldn't effectively go with a perma lag strat from the get go with reliability.
I also have had giants running with weight that was more or less equal to what the half-drow was toting and even without greeting they simply landed bashes with more regularity. It leads me to believe that size/STR are bigger factors than the absolute weight or % of total weight.
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