11-02-2005, 03:46 PM
Treesh,Nov 2 2005, 08:28 AM Wrote:Anyway, you have to start the fight with a sap if you're going to attempt to sap. If the rogue has improved sap, there's much less risk involved.
Rogoll does have improved sap.
Quote:You can apply mind control after the fight starts. You've got Durambar in front of you. Warriors can actually tank multiple mobs. ;) :D
You're kidding!!!! Doesn't it hurt, especially dual wielding in berserker stance? Seriously though, if Durambar is going to be tanking multiple mobs, he'll need healing. Kosch is not really into healing, and I don't think I'm comfortable with that.
Quote:When I mind control, I don't start the pull with a mind control (btw, if you try it in BRD, frequently even at level 60 I body pull before I'm in range of mind control, depending on which target I have).
That's what Mind Soothe is for (and maybe not mind controlling the target you really wanted). This happened to me once last time, which is when I started mind soothing in trickier ones.
Quote:Yes, this means that not everything is beating on the mind controlled target, but if you're smart about what you mind control, you don't have to have it work that way and it will still be effective and won't slow down the fights. In going to Bael'Gar, I used mind control a lot. Instead of sheeping/sapping the medics, have the priest mind control one. You can use their mana to heal and if you alternate between the single target heal and the area of effect heal of the medic, it's actually pretty easy to heal and do your crowd control at the same time.
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Mind Controlling the medics during combat sounds like a good idea. But I'm not comfortable with being unable to heal in combat in most situations. Probably just that Necrali has very rarely ever had a backup healer along. Call me paranoid if you wish.
When Mogo is in my group, I'll go for it :P