2009-07-27, 02:46 PM
chance of poisoning relies on time spent inside the trap. higher level skill gives a better chance of successful poisoning so less average time is needed in the trap. lower level skill also has smaller range (for mist..) so chance of monster being poisoned goes wayyyy up the higher the skill level.
there is also a chance of repoisoning for each [time length] spent in the bounds of the trap which makes longer trap time really useful.
mist is fairly useless until its about ~19, +-3. but once its about that level you start getting significant #s of mobs w/ ~1 hp left.
@ emu: if you are going to cc at all, i dont see coating as an effective training method unless spawn density is really low. if youre gonna leech off a bishop at skeles, coating would be effective since you wouldnt be trying to kill, just hit for leech xp.
there is also a chance of repoisoning for each [time length] spent in the bounds of the trap which makes longer trap time really useful.
mist is fairly useless until its about ~19, +-3. but once its about that level you start getting significant #s of mobs w/ ~1 hp left.
@ emu: if you are going to cc at all, i dont see coating as an effective training method unless spawn density is really low. if youre gonna leech off a bishop at skeles, coating would be effective since you wouldnt be trying to kill, just hit for leech xp.