With my Paragon, I can press the "targetting foe: next" button and the foe will automatically be selected without me even having to click on it. I can then use one of my attack skills, e.g Spear of Lightning and my Paragon will run into range of the foe and start attacking it automatically, over and over.
With my monk, this is a different story. When I select a foe with the "targetting foe: next" button and activate an attack spell e.g Banish, my Monk will run into range of the foe, use Banish but instead of automatically atacking the foe after, he will just stand there and do nothing. I have to manually click the foe for my monk to automatically attack it.
Why is this? Why does my paragon automatically attack a foe but my monk doesn't? This is fairly annoying to me.
Why doesn't my monk auto-attack?
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Your paragon is being ordered to execute an attack skill. That's as good as telling him to just attack, so he will continue to attack after the attack skill's been fired off.
Your monk is being ordered to cast a spell. He will cast, but as he has not been issed an attack order he won't do much else.
Here's something handy that can cut down the time it takes to order the attack though. Use your targeting keys as normal, hit the space bar (this will also start him running into range), and then order him to cast the spell. Your monk will start attacking as soon as the spell is cast.
Your monk is being ordered to cast a spell. He will cast, but as he has not been issed an attack order he won't do much else.
Here's something handy that can cut down the time it takes to order the attack though. Use your targeting keys as normal, hit the space bar (this will also start him running into range), and then order him to cast the spell. Your monk will start attacking as soon as the spell is cast.
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Originally Posted by Water Angel
wont even ask why your hero monk is smiter.....that why i prefer my heroes to some pug guy ones....
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Isn't it up to the individual to play how they want? Didn't know we needed to get approval from the Cookie-cutter Board. He's a monk, he probably has monk heroes, and there are monk henchies. Do they all need to heal and protect?
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Originally Posted by Absinth187
And he says that it's his hero monk where?
Isn't it up to the individual to play how they want? Didn't know we needed to get approval from the Cookie-cutter Board. He's a monk, he probably has monk heroes, and there are monk henchies. Do they all need to heal and protect? |
When in a party full of humans, 9 times out of 10 I play as a healing/protector monk, but during quests, I like to battle. There is nothing wrong with that people!
Smite is a spell, but will cause you to attack after it has cast iirc. Haven't used it in a long time, so i might remember it wrong. But I think my Monk would continue attacking after casting Smite. Reason is that Smite is an attack skill, even though it is a spell. It uses your weapon, so if you are a Totem Axe user, it will cause you to run into melee range.
