Is it truely the weapon that gets cancelled now, so like it cant hit you, and is it a misname and still go after the armor?
I used search, didnt find anything, sorry if it's in the wrong section too.
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Is it truely the weapon that gets cancelled now, so like it cant hit you, and is it a misname and still go after the armor?
I used search, didnt find anything, sorry if it's in the wrong section too.
I think It cancels armor and weapon. Guy used it on me on todays ED.
It take off your wepons on 2secund and put them back, but u have to click to person if u want start attacking .
ooo ok thanks guys : )
It cancels items on both hands.
i love this skill, but it fails a lot aq
or mb i dont know how to use it accurately
items goes to oppenents inventory ? and if so what happens if the inventory is full ?
as far as i know, the item doesnt go to the inventory, it just dissapears for like 5 secs
5 secs ? are u sure ?
nope, i dont remember the time, but i think is like 2-5 secs
What would happen when that guy dc's in those 2-5 seconds
the weapon is not lost, just doesnt apply for dmg, or skill
items disappear, dont they ?
The only intention that you should be using this skill for is to disable someone's weapons. For example saving your priests from getting ganged and weapon cancel the strongest warriors weapon to help land that extra special important 10k heal :P. Reason why is because, people think that if a rogue armor cancels a priests shield, you can hit it harder. It's not true, the items just become invisible for 3 or less seconds. I've already tested it, and to prove it according to damages; If you hit a DOL priest when he/she is armor cancelled, you still get repel damaged and your damages don't raise from the average normal spike with his DOL appearing. It also fails a lot for me, aq.
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