Isha's Stealth bug

[Penril]

Can someone explain this to me? I was on my WE and grabbed the murder ball. I stealthed and jumped on a SM and then he sent me these angry tells.



Are WE/WHs supposed not to stealth if they have murder ball? Or am i missing something else? Because if so, then:

- Tanks shouldnt guard if they have the murder ball
- Healers shouldnt heal
- rdps shouldnt kite

You get what i say.

[Thekil]

Can't remember do you take dmg with the Murder Ball like other sc's? If so then that should bring you out of stealth.

[noisestorm]

normally stealth is disabled when you carry an artifact. it isnt here. so even if youre not aware of it , it is buguse

[Sire]

Btw which UI use?nice one!

[Chunky]

Btw which UI use?nice one!

Looks like YakUI.

[Euan]

That exchange of words tho.

Exploiter spotted

[Toldavf]

more civil then I usually get :/

On a related note will the community at large stop sleeping with my mother please?

[Penril]

Can't remember do you take dmg with the Murder Ball like other sc's? If so then that should bring you out of stealth.

You do take damage. I didnt notice it if brought me out of stealth though. Maybe it didnt and thats y he so mad

But still my point stands: If a stealth class cant stealth while having the murder ball, then rDPS should not attack from range. A tank should not guard. A healer should not heal. And so on.

The only exploit i would see is if it was a murder ball similar to Mourkain Temple, where you gain points the longer you have it. So a stealth class hides and his team heals him while the enemies cant find him. THAT would be an exploit. But this is not the case in Isha. If you get the murder ball and you avoid combat you are not helping your realm (since the flag would belong to the other realm anyway).

[magicthighs]

Are WE/WHs supposed not to stealth if they have murder ball? Or am i missing something else? Because if so, then:

- Tanks shouldnt guard if they have the murder ball
- Healers shouldnt heal
- rdps shouldnt kite

You get what i say.

No, I don't. This is what's known as a non sequitur. I'd love to know how you rationalise this train of thought.