Virulance is bugged { Video }

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Saider maul
Saider maul
Wilds Pathfinder
#1
Virulance causes a random sometimes multiple conditions on the caster ATM heres a video to prove it. the sin is a guildie using not 1 poisoning or disease condition.

Is this skill supposed to do this? I dont recall it ever being this way.

http://media.putfile.com/virulancebug

Please lest get this fixed soon.
Alberic
Alberic
Frost Gate Guardian
#2
I fail to see the problem. The Assassin starts out bleeding, which he then passes to his opponent with Plague Touch. Since the opponent is now under a condition, he casts Virulence, which inflicts Disease, Poison and Weakness onto a foe who is already suffering from another condition.

Unless I'm totally missing something.
Shrouded Waffle
Shrouded Waffle
Frost Gate Guardian
#3
I'm pretty sure that when you gave the sin disease, since you're a human too, it just spreads to you, not a bug in the skill.
Terra Xin
Terra Xin
Furnace Stoker
#4
Yeah I don't see anything wrong either, you should re-read the skill description.
Saider maul
Saider maul
Wilds Pathfinder
#5
i have no conditions on me virulance works on enemy only. the sin does not have any such skills to cause the condition or pass those cause to him back to me. this is not in its description.

So when virulance activates why do i become randomly poisoned, diseased or weakened along with my target?
Alberic
Alberic
Frost Gate Guardian
#6
You become diseased, like Terra said, because Disease is passed around between fleshy targets.
Saider maul
Saider maul
Wilds Pathfinder
#7
ok fine. never noticed it before i guess.
samifly
samifly
Wilds Pathfinder
#8
If its in PvP disease is spread to all of the same species (ie you). In PvE it acts diffrent.
JR
JR
Re:tired
#9
Quote:
Originally Posted by samifly
If its in PvP disease is spread to all of the same species (ie you). In PvE it acts diffrent.
It is the same mechanic regardless of where you are in the game. The difference being that NPCs are generally not considered human, and therefore in PvE it is impossible to inflict disease and become re-infected. In PvP you play other "humans", so you can.
L
Lets Get to Healing
Banned
#10
Quote:
Originally Posted by JR-
It is the same mechanic regardless of where you are in the game. The difference being that NPCs are generally not considered human, and therefore in PvE it is impossible to inflict disease and become re-infected. In PvP you play other "humans", so you can.
He means since everyone is a human in PvP, it spreads to everyone. In PvE it affects only its species (IE Stone Summit).
Ventius Hozza
Ventius Hozza
Wilds Pathfinder
#11
Might want to read the skill description and know about what happens.

It's disease. /learn2play
JR
JR
Re:tired
#12
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lets Get to Healing
He means since everyone is a human in PvP, it spreads to everyone. In PvE it affects only its species (IE Stone Summit).
He implied that the mechanics of the skill changed, which was incorrect.
TheLordOfBlah
TheLordOfBlah
Jungle Guide
#13
Read skill descrips/condition descriptions before saying its bugged.
Horseman Of War
Horseman Of War
Desert Nomad
#14
this aint tainted flesh, yo!
Saider maul
Saider maul
Wilds Pathfinder
#15
Quote:
Originally Posted by TheLordOfBlah
Read skill descrips/condition descriptions before saying its bugged.
Read a little closer please. If you noticed I asked a question I did not make a statement. Thank you.
Jade Zephyr
Jade Zephyr
Lion's Arch Merchant
#16
Euhm. Instead of arguing about disease, take another look on the video...

Assassin use Jagged Strike, Necro starts bleeding.
Necro use Plague Touch, Assassin Starts bleeding.
Necro use Virulence. Since the Assassin is bleeding, Virulence triggers.
Since Necro is close to the diseased assassin he becomes diseased too.
JR
JR
Re:tired
#17
End of discussion.

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In case anyone's wondering why it's closed, JR- beat me to it, while I was cleaning it up. The issue is resolved anyway, so I'll leave it closed.
There was a lot of blatantly off-topic flamebaiting/trolling going on before the clean-up, hence the moderation action.

-Mercury Angel