EfficientlyLazy wrote: »Funny... I was talking about how good Kanna was in comparison to the BW I'm maining.
More map wipes
Bigger aoe map wipes
Higher damage range and output
S grade mobbing
A grade bossing due to multiple binds (binds are everything in lagstory)
and what do they do? They buff Kanna while leaving BW in the same state cause hackers... god damnit
can't even fight Normal Mag even though I have the range for it because of the 1-2second delay between orbital flames...
"oh I jumped and shot an orbital flame"? Nahhh it only shoots out when I land on the ground because of the delay.
It's doable for telegraphed mobs who don't have 1hit-KOs, not doable for a lot of bosses.
TheOutlander wrote: »This new rune system really annoys me, commands feel harder to implement for some reason and I noticed that a cursed rune can remove the burning field effect from a map. With the exception of the visible rune cooldown, I feel this update to Runes have made them more of a hindrance to leveling than a welcome change.
They are supposed to hinder botters, not to directly improve anything for legits.
Jesus1254789 wrote: »
EfficientlyLazy wrote: »
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I'm going to leave that there because that's what happens to my keyboard with maple running even when alt-tabbed. It just freezes and spams the last key pressed until I unplug/replug. Pain in the ass to deal with, shouldn't have to deal with it.
Anyways. He traded the pendant back to one of my IRL friends who was paying for the scroll service & the one who was also helping me CSS the failed slots. When it was all done and finished, my IRL friend then traded the pendant back to me, to which it said Hammers Applied: 0 when it originally said Hammers Applied: 2(MAX).
Again, no other inventory had hammers applied to it. It was the exact same pendant with the same crappy epic potential lines. It would make absolutely zero sense for a trusted guildmate/friend to randomly cube/innocent-scroll or mess around with my item. I highly doubt that it was due to some sort of failure as an innocent scroll would have reset the successful Gollux scrolls that worked during the service. No, something happened during the trade in which the hammer slots were lost.
You have massive walls of text - so It's very difficult for me to read this. I'll just ask questions;
1) You had hammer slots applied to the pendant?
2) How many successful scrolls were applied to the pendant before the CSS process began?
What it looks like is that the CSS removed the failed slots and this is why it says 0 are applied.