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Blazing Bracer of Fennin Ro does not shoot a Bolt
Bolts take time to travel to the target. Blazing Bracer is currently no-LOS needed, instant-hit. It was a Bolt type spell in Live.
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I think this is a problem with all Wizard bolt spells. They are basically direct damage instead of bolt.
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Bumping this. Blazing Bracer of Fenin Ro clicker, as with all wizard bolts, do not behave like bolts, intead they are just a 300 range instant nuke. Mage bolts (a much more significant spell line gameplay-wise) were patched some time ago to act mostly like classic bolts (though they still can't be blocked by geometry and don't have the right projectile graphics AFAIK).
A couple of the below posts indicate that once a wizard bolt is in the air the caster can cast another spell without interfering with the bolt already en-route, including having multiple bolts in the air at once. I specifically recall using this tactic as a mage in Kunark/Velious eras; I would bolt from max range, then again before the first bolt landed, and then run away from the mob during recast delays and keep nuking to kill the mob before it ever reached me. From Allakhazam on 12/6/00: Quote:
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Last edited by uygi; 08-17-2012 at 04:19 AM..
Reason: Bolded relevant text
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Projectile travel time in general does not work on P99, and I can't find any information about why. I assume there's some kind of implementation problem or something they broke when patching things to classic.
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Bump with random archival post I found.
From Fire bolt and Sr. Apprentice Robe question: Quote:
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Classic wizard confirming.
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Bump because this really should go in with hidepull nerf to maintain balance.
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#9
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Weekly bump?
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#10
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Desperate bump for patch tonight, also because there's no disagreement or debate to keep the thread bumped on its own...
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