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Rhynox, what exactly have you encountered lately? You claim that some mages are abusing it again(like old times, or?), so it would be nice with some specific information.

Just yesterday, for example, entering the camp and finding random poison clouds around. Mages should be forced to stay in the room until the cloud dissipates, it is not fun to go somewhere and find yourself in the middle of them, or it should be used against a determined target like their other spells instead of affecting everyone in the room.

There is a difference between big teams grinding and mages grinding. For example, we used to compete against Seren and Pharaxes and against big BDA and RDA teams as well with our own big team to see who killed more. And the worst that may happen would be to enter a room, notice there is another team fighting, and leaving immediately. No harm done. When there is a mage grinding, though, you can be sure he is spitting these clouds everywhere. So, you either risk entering a room hoping you won't get your team poisoned there, or leave for another place.

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A single cloud don't look like an abuse to me.

Did you see more clouds the mage(s) had "spitted" out in the nearby area?

While everyone might not be up to date on what balance has been put into effect. I assure you they can't just throw stat clouds in rooms anymore. The issues been addressed.

Balance? Is one guild that truly needs balancing but it seems that guild will stay truly overpowered due to reasons unknown.
no, I'm not referring to any of the Mage guilds.

For as long as Genesis exists, people will complain about balance issues.

There is no way to ever get rid of that.

Kas wrote:A single cloud don't look like an abuse to me.

Did you see more clouds the mage(s) had "spitted" out in the nearby area?

A single cloud in the middle of the camp is enough for me to go away. Checking all the rooms would mean reentering the same clouded room time and again. It is not different to, for example, soldiers calling for dragons in the roundabout and waiting there to catch people with dragonfear.

While Ilrahil may be right (we didn't get poisoned when we entered the room), I am not willing to experiment unless I am forced to. If it only affects the NPCs and players that were in the room when it was casted (just like you can only block people who are in the room and not anyone entering after setting it into effect), I am happy with that. It would mean the wizards would only need to solve the spellcasting issue where you will get hit by their spells even after you have left the room, unless that has already been addressed as well.

If I recall those clouds can drift around? Might just have been it drifted out?

Just code the clouds so they are poisonous 10-20 secs after they are cast.. after that they will drift away in the air and vaporize and are harmless..

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