| Soothing melodies | Tue Jul 26 18:58:16 2011 MST |
| I might be wrong but feels like this skill is abit outdated and useless.
Seems to me that it only restores sp/ep for the people that are out
of combat which pretty much never happens since you can now regen in
combat and use potions.
It can only be used while standing still and it seems to have same
problem as other party songs which is that voice of strength does
not effect it, so it fails alot even when people are out of combat.
So my suggestion would be to remove the requirement that people need
to be out of combat to be effected.
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| >Soothing melodies | Wed Jul 27 15:16:15 2011 MST |
| people don't need to be out of combat to be affected. |
| >>Soothing melodies | Tue Aug 16 08:35:46 2011 MST |
| It generally always works fine for me, whether party members are
in or out of combat, right there in the room or over a distance. |
| >>>Soothing melodies | Tue Aug 16 13:08:59 2011 MST |
| On Tue Aug 16 08:35:46 2011 Daneel wrote post #26:
> It generally always works fine for me, whether party members are
> in or out of combat, right there in the room or over a distance.
In that case it must suffer from the same problem as all the other
party songs, that voice of strength does not effect it one bit.
I was spamming party status during eq to see if anyone got restored
by it, and i hardly saw anybody getting effected.
Did a test later with a navstone maker, unraveller and one more
sp/ep user that were all standing in the same room, and that
effected my grank way more than using it during eq parties. |
| >>>>Soothing melodies | Tue Aug 16 13:13:47 2011 MST |
| Vor | | admin | | offline |  |
| if voice of strength is the mastery that lets you do dsongs, then it
definitely affects soothing melodies. you don't have a very high
chance to affect party members who aren't in the room, that's true,
but you do have some chance. |
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