Poster: Patman at 12/22/2005 9:42:42 AM PST
Subject: Eyonix... |
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Q u o t e:
Frost Shock - Targets that are immune to movement slowing effects will no longer be affected by Frost Shock's movement slowing effect. Damage will still be caused.
-From the 1.5 Patch Notes.
[Note: This is currently not true, as target's immune to frost shock's slowing effects are also immune to its damage.]
Q u o t e:
While we may make a design change in regards to the Shaman's Frostshock damage being negated by our diminishing returns system, as it stands the spell is functioning correctly.
-Eynoix today.
Now, I can understand Blizzard's programmers not being perfect, and maybe flubbing a fix, but if this is in the patch notes, then why is it that we've been told that it is in fact that opposite of what Blizzard intended (which, by the way, makes no sense and screws over shaman daily).
Edit: And just to clarify, all I'm looking for here is clarification.[ post edited by Patman ]
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| | | http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.aspx?fn=wow-general&t=6351128&p=#post6351128 | | | Poster: Eyonix at 12/22/2005 10:59:55 AM PST
Subject: Re: Eyonix... |
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Before 1.5, activating Blessing of Freedom or using a Free Action Potion would make you immune to the damage caused by Frost Shock. Patch 1.5 fixed that, but the diminishing returns system still makes you immune to the entire spell after it's used three times. That's the element we'll be improving, and I'm sorry that the patch note has confused the issue.
Again, this isn't a bug. However, I would advise you to read the information I posted at the following thread.
http://forums.worldofwarcraft.com/thread.aspx?fn=wow-general&t=6351779&tmp=1#post6351779
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