Return of Reckoning

I see your problem...

But i can't stop rolling on the floor laughin, if i image how you stand there, casting your 3s skill over and over and over again

Thanks for the replies everyone, you made valid points and none of your replies were toxic, all I was asking! I might have been affected by this issue more than I should have been, since all afternoon I had pretty much the same people playing with me (low pop issues ^^), and we didn't have much mdps, had healers and rdps, but like only 2 guys melee, so debunking those healers was mission impossible.

It's correct that we could have focused the other targets, but they also played their cards right, knowing we had no mdps to bother them, they just used their advantage to keep winning. The issue is mostly about team comp.

But there's a point I still stand by, about casts being interrupted when we lose sight of a target, instead of going till the end of the cast bar (then either fail or succeed).

Good talk.

witchdoctor wrote:I see your problem...

But i can't stop rolling on the floor laughin, if i image how you stand there, casting your 3s skill over and over and over again

Haha, yeah, after trying like 5 times you stop even bothering lol, so you just DoT and use insta casts :/

NoRKaLKiLLa wrote:I understand from a logic standpoint an 8 foot ork shouldn't be protected by a thin stick, but without some serious fundamental changes to targeting/hit boxes you'll have to find a positional solution to the issue at hand.

How about just getting rid of the flag in SCs that don't require you to actively capture it? Mark the objective on the ground with a big circle instead.

Foomy44 wrote:

NoRKaLKiLLa wrote:I understand from a logic standpoint an 8 foot ork shouldn't be protected by a thin stick, but without some serious fundamental changes to targeting/hit boxes you'll have to find a positional solution to the issue at hand.

How about just getting rid of the flag in SCs that don't require you to actively capture it? Mark the objective on the ground with a big circle instead.

That could actually work.