Findings Wrote:It depends on which spot you are doing. At gobies, I always turned it off if I was doing above bottom or top, but on flat spots with little jumping going on like middle or bottom, it was nice. At squids, I turned it off regardless of where I was. Since a lot of shooting is done in the water, off of the platform, it really pineapples you up there.
Yes, Inferno/Puppet were an unnecessary precaution that only scrubs used. Everyone that learned how to train there stopped doing it eventually. No one used it to do damage of course, just to make absolutely sure that they wouldn't be hit by any of the gobies, even though you can achieve the same thing just about every time with Rain alone.
sigh- I used Inferno for damage for the first few levels at Gobies, because maxed Inferno did more damage than my level 1 Arrow Rain, haha.
Still trained almost as fast. It doesn't matter how fast you kill the individual Gobies, really. Crusaders one hit them with Coma and don't receive significantly higher exp rates than archers. I have seen a certain Basiler advocate a Flamethrower build for Outlaws to train at Gobies, even though Flamethrower gets a full half damage penalty from Gobies as opposed to Inferno's 25%.