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#7049, "Does hand to hand help shifters IN form"
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Land more attacks?
Cause more damage?
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RE: Does hand to hand help shifters IN form,
nepenthe,
26-Jan-05 07:44 PM, #1
RE: Does hand to hand help shifters IN form,
Jhishesh,
26-Jan-05 08:42 PM, #2
RE: Does hand to hand help shifters IN form,
nepenthe,
26-Jan-05 09:53 PM, #3
Not to duispute your (obviously) better understanding o...,
Vladamir,
27-Jan-05 02:57 AM, #4
RE: H2H,
Qaledus,
27-Jan-05 12:08 PM, #5
RE: H2H,
Manden,
27-Jan-05 04:49 PM, #6
RE: H2H,
Qaledus,
27-Jan-05 06:46 PM, #7
RE: Not to duispute your (obviously) better understandi...,
nepenthe,
28-Jan-05 01:21 PM, #8
If it helps any I think it got thrown onto the bug boar...,
Vladamir,
28-Jan-05 07:01 PM, #9
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nepenthe | Wed 26-Jan-05 07:44 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
3430 posts
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#7051, "RE: Does hand to hand help shifters IN form"
In response to Reply #0
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Jhishesh | Wed 26-Jan-05 08:42 PM |
Member since 28th Aug 2004
93 posts
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#7052, "RE: Does hand to hand help shifters IN form"
In response to Reply #1
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Would it help them defend against someone fighting them with hand to hand?
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nepenthe | Wed 26-Jan-05 09:53 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
3430 posts
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#7053, "RE: Does hand to hand help shifters IN form"
In response to Reply #2
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I'm not 100% sure but I think it would help a little bit.
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Qaledus | Thu 27-Jan-05 12:08 PM |
Member since 09th May 2004
458 posts
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#7072, "RE: H2H"
In response to Reply #4
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>But as a shifter I have had my H2H go up while in form and >fighting. Would this not imply my H@H was being checked for, >thus used in some way? I may be totally midunderstanding how >it works, I'm not trying to argue, I'm just asking to help me >understand.
That's a fairly recent change and I couldn't say for sure that it isn't anything more than giving shifters a chance to improve H2H (in a pretty logical way) without having to fight out of form to pick up the skill. That in itself is, well, handy. It could just be that those improvements were a side affect of the learn-the-weapon-you're-fighting code.
If I had to guess, I'd agree with Nepenthe that any actual combat help would be on the defensive side, not on the offensive side.
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Manden | Thu 27-Jan-05 04:49 PM |
Member since 30th Jul 2004
136 posts
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#7075, "RE: H2H"
In response to Reply #5
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"It could just be that those improvements were a side affect of the learn-the-weapon-you're-fighting code."
I thought that code applied only to warriors/orcs and didn't include h2h though?
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Qaledus | Thu 27-Jan-05 06:46 PM |
Member since 09th May 2004
458 posts
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#7077, "RE: H2H"
In response to Reply #6
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>"It could just be that those improvements were a side affect >of the learn-the-weapon-you're-fighting code." > >I thought that code applied only to warriors/orcs and didn't >include h2h though?
Oh, geez. Then that's not it.
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nepenthe | Fri 28-Jan-05 01:21 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
3430 posts
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#7091, "RE: Not to duispute your (obviously) better understandi..."
In response to Reply #4
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Huh. Got me. I'll have to take a better look at it sometime.
That's probably a bug that you can improve H2H, although not one I'll be in a rapid fury to fix. Kind of like the lucky blow punches in form. I blame Cador.
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