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Keftenk wrote:Is it intended that a level 22 Hunter pet is able to see me through a 3-talented Feral Instinct + NE racial? I didn't attack any target, I was stealthed from a distance and I wasn't marked. I was perhaps 15yd away trying to sneak up on my target and the pet aggroed me from quite a distance.
I'm level 25 by the way.
balsh wrote:And for the stealth bug I've reported earlier it's about the warning the mobs should do when you get close (they should stop moving and make a noise when you're close to be detected, there is none atm).
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balsh wrote:Entangling roots:
You can cast as many Entangling roots as you want at the same time on multiple targets (with nature grasp as well).
Only one Entangling roots should be active, the previous one should break as soon as you cast a new one. (like sheep for mages,the debuff should only affect one target)
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Keftenk wrote:(Talented) Prowl + stealth detection (HIGH PRIORITY)Keftenk wrote:Is it intended that a level 22 Hunter pet is able to see me through a 3-talented Feral Instinct + NE racial? I didn't attack any target, I was stealthed from a distance and I wasn't marked. I was perhaps 15yd away trying to sneak up on my target and the pet aggroed me from quite a distance.
I'm level 25 by the way.balsh wrote:And for the stealth bug I've reported earlier it's about the warning the mobs should do when you get close (they should stop moving and make a noise when you're close to be detected, there is none atm).
I did some additional testing and now I'm wondering if I may have right-clicked on the Hunter's pet. Or perhaps player pets and NPC pets work differently. Anyways, I was screwing around killing Warlock mobs that had their Voidwalkers out when I noticed that every freaking pet that I've come across in this game is flagged yellow.
So I clicked on one. Then I right clicked on one and it immediately aggroed. Did I mention I was in Stealth? Yea. I was stealthed from a distanced and I right clicked on the yellow flagged Voidwalker (to initiate auto-attack) and it aggrod me from as max distance as I could get. Pretty messed up, right?
Perhaps this is what happened when I faced that Hunter. Both the Hunter's pet and the NPC's Warlock pets could seek me out as if I wasn't stealthed. I haven't been able to retest this on a PC's pet in PvP, but everyone else can try it out on a NPC's pet (and PC's pet).
Ivina wrote:Multiple Entangling Rootsbalsh wrote:Entangling roots:
You can cast as many Entangling roots as you want at the same time on multiple targets (with nature grasp as well).
Only one Entangling roots should be active, the previous one should break as soon as you cast a new one. (like sheep for mages,the debuff should only affect one target)
I think this is intended on Nostalrius.
I am sure this was already discussed in old Nostalrius forums. Sadly they are no more accessible. I think there was a link to the proof that you could use this spell on 2 targets in vanilla. That probably wasn't intended by Blizzard though, but this is not the discussion.
Whatever, we need profs before changing this.
Melvin wrote:TBC Patch 2.2.0 (2007-09-25):
It is no longer possible to have Entangling Roots on two targets at the same time in the outdoor world.
http://wow.gamepedia.com/Entangling_Roots
I will remove it from the list then.
Melvin wrote:Keftenk wrote:I did some additional testing and now I'm wondering if I may have right-clicked on the Hunter's pet. Or perhaps player pets and NPC pets work differently. Anyways, I was screwing around killing Warlock mobs that had their Voidwalkers out when I noticed that every freaking pet that I've come across in this game is flagged yellow.
So I clicked on one. Then I right clicked on one and it immediately aggroed. Did I mention I was in Stealth? Yea. I was stealthed from a distanced and I right clicked on the yellow flagged Voidwalker (to initiate auto-attack) and it aggrod me from as max distance as I could get. Pretty messed up, right?
