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Here is a "making of" https://forum.lastepoch.com/t/making-last-epoch-main-theme-music/
Here is a "making of" https://forum.lastepoch.com/t/making-last-epoch-main-theme-music/
We have identified a new problem that caused a set of rollbacks in the EU region. We shouldn't see any more instances of this specific cause for unintended rollbacks. We are working on a long term fix for it not to become an issue again in the future.
I'm not 100% sure this is the cause of all of the rollbacks in this thread but the timeline fits quite well.
We have identified a new problem that caused a set of rollbacks in the EU region. We shouldn't see any more instances of this specific cause for unintended rollbacks. We are working on a long term fix for it not to become an issue again in the future.
I'm not 100% sure this is the cause of all of the rollbacks in this thread but the timeline fits quite well.
We have identified a new problem that caused a set of rollbacks in the EU region. We shouldn't see any more instances of this specific cause for unintended rollbacks. We are working on a long term fix for it not to become an issue again in the future.
I'm not 100% sure this is the cause of all of the rollbacks in this thread but the timeline fits quite well.
We have identified a new problem that caused a set of rollbacks in the EU region. We shouldn't see any more instances of this specific cause for unintended rollbacks. We are working on a long term fix for it not to become an issue again in the future.
I'm not 100% sure this is the cause of all of the rollbacks in this thread but the timeline fits quite well.
Thanks for the report! Were you playing online or offline? If possible could you send me your player log from that session if you still have it?
You were right to challenge my assertion. I definitely no longer think this. I tested it off the dummy and went out of my way to make sure I was watching only DoT numbers.
My problem is that my build hits so many times it can muffle the DoT numbers! The yellow numbers from my hits would cover the white numbers and I was missing them. However when I stop attacking and leave the DoTs to just do their thing they're never yellow.
Sorry!
It's all good, I just might be the person who made that system and know it pretty well. :)
"stats which are conditional on the status of the target don't get passed along".
idk what that means
More damage to ignited enemies.
It is conditional on your target having the status of being ignited.
More damage to high health enemies.
It is conditional on your target having the status of high health.
I've never seen yellow dots. But it seems like majority of my hits are big and yellow. Does that mean I'm criting every hit??
yes
Just delete the official forums at this point, you never post anything important for long term players only unknown faceless redditors, or in discord, you only communicate here as its more 'popular'
No. I got linked the thread here, I replied here. Please avoid hyperbole to try and prove a point.
Edit: I literally replied to a thread you posted in earlier today.
Would love if a dev confirmed but I feel like DoTs being yellow is because they're a combination of multiple DoTs, but that's a guess based on observations. My Bladedancer that deals Poison, Bleed, and Ignite, gets yellow DoT damage almost all the time.
I challenge the existence of yellow dot damage numbers.
Do non-conditional nodes (or nodes whose conditions depend on yourself rather than the enemy) from the respective trees apply to each of the subskills listed above? I know you mentioned on Discord that at least for Spirit Wolves they shouldn't apply because Spirit Wolves isn't considered a subskill.
I haven't checked every single node so there is bound to be an exception. However, since Spirit Wolves is not a subskill but rather a minion triggered ability, it does not inherit these things.
Ok, one last question about subskills, do the rules you mentioned also apply to subskills inherited from other sources such as mastery trees? Such as Fire Aura, Shock Nova, Shaman's lightning procs, etc. Do they also affect ailments applied by the skill?
sadly, it depends. Most of the time, probably not
As always this does not pass to equipable skills which might be triggered, e.g. Lightning Blast triggered by disintegrate.
I presume this is because they use their own skill tree unless otherwise stated? And what about the meteors cast by, uhh, black hole (it's been a while since I played, I forget names)? They're an equipable skill, but they explicitly don't use the tree. Should they benefit from black hole's effects?
black hole meteor is the exception, let's call it comet instead and it's like any other normal subskill now
We considered this and it is not easy to implement. It’s easy to describe but that’s nowhere near the same thing. I know things can seem easy without all the information on how underlying and adjacent systems are implemented but this is not simple, quick, easy, or performant to implement.
Hello! We are aware of this bug and are looking to find a fix for it. Thanks for the report!
This is a server-only patch. To connect to the new server version, start a new session by returning to the Login screen or restarting your game. You don’t need to download any update.
Hi Mike, thanks for the response, I did a lot of the testing for this video and couldn't figure out a pattern after testing Static Orb and Chakram (though I see how Chakram works).
Another thing that is often discussed in the community with subskills is conversion, especially with the new more consistent conversion in 0.9, the way subskills do or don't convert still seems very inconsistent. Is this still intended to be handled on a case by case basis, or should there be a rule for that as well?
Ideally they would all follow a rule. I don't have details on which will or won't be converted going forward yet.
