Torrent of poison bugged
 

When casting on multiple mobs the number of waves is reduced, dependent upon the number of mobs apparently. Generally get two waves with 2 mobs, one wave with 4 mobs.

I noticed Rain of Lava behaving like this also, hit 3 targets and only did 2 waves instead of 3.

no further testing.

OP is how all rain spells work on EQmac.

Works what way? It doesn't always cast the same number of rains. Sometimes i'll get three waves on 2 mobs, sometimes i'll get 2 waves on 2 mobs, sometimes i get 2 waves on 4 mobs, sometimes i get one. Whats the logic here?

eqmac is the func spec for all things everquest?

strange

http://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/spell.html?spell=121

http://everquest.allakhazam.com/db/s...tml?spell=1587

On EQmac all rain spells will hit a maximum of four targets in up to three waves.

Say you casted a rain on one mob, your rain would damage the mob three times, in three waves then stop.

Say you casted a rain on a pack of four mobs: your rain will damage each of them once.

Say you casted a rain on three mobs: your rain will damage each of them once, and then ONE of them will be hit for a second wave, taking damage again.

Say you casted a rain on two mobs: your rain would hit and damage those two, then a second wave would activate and hit those two again.

Hope that helps.

The provided examples don't even make sense considering 3 waves of 4 mobs max. Not sure why your posting that as the examples. Also, how does explaining the way eqmac does it prove anything here?

Because it still functions in the same manner there as it originally did on live.

http://web.archive.org/web/20010418040753/http://eq.castersrealm.com/spells/spell.asp?Id=54

Rains do damage in 3 waves to max 4 targets. Show me where it says otherwise according to dev team or patch note because allakazam and lucy say 3 waves 4 targets.

Edited or deleted replies for trolling. That will not tolerated in the bugs forum.

Back on topic, there should be plenty of available research data for rain spells.