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Originally Posted by Goregasmic
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No it was overnight getting the ring.
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I didn't have that experience, and at least zelld52 also agrees with me. This is simply experience vs. experience, no hard facts.
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Originally Posted by Goregasmic
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What evidence do YOU have that you could be as efficient with invis/ROST in such situations? Situations that are routine for a soloing chanter mind you.
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You are simply shifting the burden of proof here, which is a fallacy. You (and other posters)made the claim the Goblin Ring instant invis provides a special benefit for charm breaks. You need to prove it. I've provided enough evidence to cast resonable doubt on your claims, which means you need to provide counter evidence.
I understand why you don't want to do it. You'll need to provide vidoes of multiple long charm sessions with and without Goblin Ring to see if any significant change occured in kills per hour. You'll also need to show why the Ring was the cause of more kills per hour, and not RNG due to things like spell resists and what random level the mobs were.
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Originally Posted by Goregasmic
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But even if you could be as effective with ROST it comes with extra fiddling and why would you do that for minor perks like easy access to an inferior invis and negligible stats?
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If both rings are just as efficient, then Ring of Steathly Shadows wins objectively (when you are 49+) because it has more perks. I don't know why you keep claiming you need to do more fiddling with Ring of Stealthy Travel. You don't have to target yourself, so you are doing one less action that Goblin Ring. You'll be ducking a Ring of Stealthy Shadows cast less often than literally targeting yourself every single time.