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- If I don't need to remove the augmentor, are perks still going to be carried from the t70 to t80? Like how the mattock of t&s and the pickaxe of e&s works when upgrading from a t80

Perks will carry between upgrades yeah, no need to deaugment your gear.

Boneshield will work off style yes.

Necro shields will currently clear conjures yeah, it's something on our radar as a consideration, but current shields aren't necessarily intended to work with a conjure playstyle, and if we feel like conjure builds need a shield we _could_ make one that's also a conduit

Spoke to the team - looks to be caused by nvidia anisotropic filtering, the teams still investigating solutions, but :
'For the time being players should just change anisotropic filtering in the nvidia control panel back to application controlled' this should hopefully resolve these issues.

Had a few similar reports to this - if you're being affected could you send over your tech specifications and I'll pass it on.

Update: if you could also supply your current driver versions will help us narrow it down along with your graphics settings

That's not how it works, unfortunately - Aggression pots are run on the player as a timer. Every time the timer 'ticks' it finds an NPC and tells it to aggro the player. It doesn't actually have anything to do with the NPCs hunt.

Don't make me delete your config

They always hunt by the looks of it yeah

Great work with this list.

FWIW not everything on here will be affected by the combat-level change, it purely depends on which 'hunt' the NPC has. As an example pretty much all of the dungeoneering hunts don't check combat level, nor do rockcrabs etc.

There will be some on here that will be affected by the level rise, but if it negatively affects gameplay we can flip it so those monsters use hunts that don't check combat levels.

Cheers I've let the Grove team know - looks like a bad merge of files after Unwelcome was released - They're aware and will sort!

Hey replied to this over in: https://www.reddit.com/r/runescape/comments/142kool/aggro_pot_nerfbug/

Hey so one of the other devs is looking into this right now. Would anyone happen to have a video of everything in the room aggroing at once (pre-supposed nerf?)

We're trying to figure out if there is something actually going on, or just some weird mandala effect. As an example we've found this video from 2-3 years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WuLDJeZS8vA at 0:33 the player pots up, and it seems to functionally appear the same as live - 1 thing aggro every 3 seconds.

Hey, so I gave it a look at the time and was unable find any evidence that something had changed, could you send me over your username of accounts your experiencing this on and in which scenarios and I can ask someone to take a deeper look

Yeah the tuska's wrath thing is a known bug that unfortunately occurs on all special assignments right now iirc

Hey, I made a copy of your save and had a look - it looks like there's just an issue in the messaging here (raptor saying the o.g number, not the current number) - I loaded up the slayer counter panel and you have 8 kills remaining (checked zombies etc count correctly too)

Hopefully this helps!

I'll have a look if there's anything available

Had to take a look because thats a bit whacky...

Looks like the time for the achievement starts tracking on your first hit against Graardor and times 25 cycles from then (15s)... so theoretically you could do this with like a 10-minute kill time if you never hit/damage Graardor for the first 9:45. Neat.

Yes. do this.

This is great, would love to see the barrows bros/greg as morph creatures to go along with it.

For clarity what Doom's said is correct and is the original implementation of these things (though I think immort/sign above effects are flipped).

Neither of the issues here are actually walkmerge problems, Immort in particular is running a delay on the player as a form of damage prevention, though this stops other interactions like moving etc

Speaking to the combat council we all agree we dislike the implementation of both the above things, they're clunky and we aspire to make combat more fluid.

We've put jobs in to deal with both of them, though with no timeline for delivery.

Hey, the beta will initially be the proposed changes so players can try in-game and see if their feelings remain the same - hope to then iterate on that if we want so players can try out further changes