Re: Practice

Re: Practice:
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Posted by Neil on December 7, 2000 at 06:57:15:

In Reply to: Practice posted by In the dark on December 7, 2000 at 05:55:05:

It's true. Here is one nice way to help....

Keep the weapon you're given when you're a newbie, and when you somewhere
around ranks 4-10 (depends on your race and class and area)
go perfect parry with your newbie weapon. It will not do much
damage, letting your practice dummies live longer.

> Ive wondered if it so that when you are very bad at one weapon, and you want to practice parry, it takes a hell of a lot more time than if you were very good at it? Maybe its just my imagination.

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Re: Practice Magtograme 11:27:39 12/7/2000 (21)
- I think you refer to a sword.........BUT me 13:13:45 12/7/2000 (20)
  - Re: I think you refer to a sword.........BUT [_SnArF_] 13:30:34 12/7/2000 (19)
    - Re: I think you refer to a sword.........BUT Magtograme 13:41:12 12/7/2000 (18)
      - Logical Reasoning at Work (text) Death_Claw 18:04:22 12/7/2000 (17)
        
        Re: Logical Reasoning at Work (text) Isildur 18:23:55 12/7/2000 (16)
        
        Re: Logical Reasoning at Work (text) Magtograme 18:57:33 12/7/2000 (15)
        
        Sure you might be able to use a sword, but you'd have to concentrate much more than if you'd been doing it as a profession. Just like if I pick up a gun I know how to use it, but that doesn't make me a sniper. nt Death_Claw 13:33:07 12/8/2000 (0)
        
        on practicing Nepenthe(IMM) 00:54:11 12/8/2000 (13)
        
        reply Graham 01:07:47 12/8/2000 (12)
        
        in addition... Graham 07:05:54 12/8/2000 (3)
        
        assassin kicks Nepenthe(IMM) 14:33:39 12/8/2000 (0)
        
        I often have thought that the threshold for invokers should be 91% myself (NT) Bah 07:54:43 12/8/2000 (1)
        
        That is a very good idea, that's the main reason why I don't play invokers, just too much time sitting around perfecting spells, sometimes logic doesn't necessarily make the game more fun. nt Death_Claw 13:42:03 12/8/2000 (0)
        
        Furthermore... The Arcane(VIP) 06:45:56 12/8/2000 (7)
        
        I've wondered about this now and then as well Nepenthe(IMM) 13:07:07 12/8/2000 (4)
        
        Hmm.... The Arcane(VIP) 16:01:20 12/8/2000 (0)
        
        Re: I've wondered about this now and then as well Death_Claw the Personal witness, Experienced in using Random Number Generators. 13:39:33 12/8/2000 (2)
        
        On spells, saves etc, and the unholy RNG Drinks with Evil. 15:12:13 12/8/2000 (0)
        
        You either misread what I said or you didn't read it Nepenthe(IMM) 15:10:38 12/8/2000 (0)
        
        With 100% in a spell you can still fail, but its rare n/t Stoneybalogna 10:55:48 12/8/2000 (1)
        
        The check for % must be 0-100, not 1-100? House wins! (n/t) Drinks with Evil. 17:01:23 12/8/2000 (0)

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Comments:	> It's true. Here is one nice way to help.... > Keep the weapon you're given when you're a newbie, and when you somewhere > around ranks 4-10 (depends on your race and class and area) > go perfect parry with your newbie weapon. It will not do much > damage, letting your practice dummies live longer. > > > Ive wondered if it so that when you are very bad at one weapon, and you want to practice parry, it takes a hell of a lot more time than if you were very good at it? Maybe its just my imagination.