Talk:Miscellaneous Skills - Revision history

Severian at 22:59, 29 March 2010

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Eggmceye at 21:48, 29 March 2010

2010-03-29T21:48:28Z

Eggmceye at 21:48, 29 March 2010

2010-03-29T21:48:02Z

Severian: quivering palm?

2010-03-28T21:13:28Z

quivering palm?

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At the moment, when you hit a monster with quivering palm (and that monster gets the "q" status), only if you are unarmed AND unarmoured will the criticals hit. For example, if I am wearing a shield or a single piece of non-unarmed armour, after I hit a monster with quivering palm and it gets the "q" status, I still cannot cause any critical hits. Is this a bug or the way it is supposed to work?

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	It works as intended. Anyone (with no weap or ua wep) can inflict <q> status. But <q> only means that the tgt has an increased chance to receive crits from an unarmoured u/a-wep attacker. Attacks from anyone who is not unarmoured inflicts crits at normal rate. --[[User:Eggmceye\|Eggmceye]] 21:48, 29 March 2010 (UTC)		It works as intended. Anyone (with no weap or ua wep) can inflict <q> status. But <q> only means that the tgt has an increased chance to receive crits from an unarmoured u/a-wep attacker. Attacks from anyone who is not unarmoured inflicts crits at normal rate. --[[User:Eggmceye\|Eggmceye]] 21:48, 29 March 2010 (UTC)
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		+	Got it, thanks Egg.

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	At the moment, when you hit a monster with quivering palm (and that monster gets the "q" status), only if you are unarmed AND unarmoured will the criticals hit. For example, if I am wearing a shield or a single piece of non-unarmed armour, after I hit a monster with quivering palm and it gets the "q" status, I still cannot cause any critical hits. Is this a bug or the way it is supposed to work?		At the moment, when you hit a monster with quivering palm (and that monster gets the "q" status), only if you are unarmed AND unarmoured will the criticals hit. For example, if I am wearing a shield or a single piece of non-unarmed armour, after I hit a monster with quivering palm and it gets the "q" status, I still cannot cause any critical hits. Is this a bug or the way it is supposed to work?

−	It works as intended. Anyone (with no weap or ua wep) can inflict <q> status. But <q> only means that the tgt has an increased chance to receive crits from an unarmoured u/a-wep attacker. Attacks from anyone who is not unarmoured inflicts crits at normal rate.	+	It works as intended. Anyone (with no weap or ua wep) can inflict <q> status. But <q> only means that the tgt has an increased chance to receive crits from an unarmoured u/a-wep attacker. Attacks from anyone who is not unarmoured inflicts crits at normal rate. --[[User:Eggmceye\|Eggmceye]] 21:48, 29 March 2010 (UTC)

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	At the moment, when you hit a monster with quivering palm (and that monster gets the "q" status), only if you are unarmed AND unarmoured will the criticals hit. For example, if I am wearing a shield or a single piece of non-unarmed armour, after I hit a monster with quivering palm and it gets the "q" status, I still cannot cause any critical hits. Is this a bug or the way it is supposed to work?		At the moment, when you hit a monster with quivering palm (and that monster gets the "q" status), only if you are unarmed AND unarmoured will the criticals hit. For example, if I am wearing a shield or a single piece of non-unarmed armour, after I hit a monster with quivering palm and it gets the "q" status, I still cannot cause any critical hits. Is this a bug or the way it is supposed to work?
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		+	It works as intended. Anyone (with no weap or ua wep) can inflict <q> status. But <q> only means that the tgt has an increased chance to receive crits from an unarmoured u/a-wep attacker. Attacks from anyone who is not unarmoured inflicts crits at normal rate.