Lorilay wrote:I can tell you from my experience on my mage in vanilla, TBC, and WotLK that blizzard had (and still has) a LoS requirement for your cursor where you drop the blizzard. You seem to be confusing that with a facing requirement, which isn't the same thing. It is possible to hit enemies out of LoS as long as your cursor (center of the aoe) is in LoS of you. In UD Strat, you don't have LoS past the gate, and thus shouldn't be able to cast blizzard through it. I don't care enough to dig up some video proof (I'm not sure how you'd prove it regardless), but I'm absolutely sure of the mechanics, since I abused them to no end in pvp at the time.
Honestly, there's still some proof to be requested for the mechanic to change. Whether you have experience or not with this in vanilla days, everything on the server has been backed up by some form of proof. It's not me requesting it, but it's a fact that everything has been backed up on the bugtracker with timestamped proof in one form or another.
Still, AoEs at this point are just one of the two problems here. Pets can also find a path to the mob and bring it back. I've never played a hunter nor do I know of their mechanics, but I'm pretty sure this would be an easy fix since its just a pathing issue against gates.
I hope you do agree that a good fix for AoE spells in PvE is for mobs to be able to evade an AoE if the mob doesn't have LoS on the AoE caster. I can safely say I don't know how you would implement LoS on AoEs, but I know you can allow mobs to avoid spells by LoS which seems fairly simple.
vathdaar wrote:Aunstic,
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Instead of derailing the thread by blatant insults, how about trying to help it by doing what Gazpy is doing here:
Gazpy wrote:[...]if you wanna send proofs send some that are bulletproof, I'm gonna try to find some aswell.