Escape artist seems broken as of latest patch. I’ve had several instances where crippling poison or hamstring is applied. I use EA (it goes on CD) and i am still effected by the slow. No it was not applied a 2nd time. Anyone else experience this?
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Noticed this on Druid roots, not sure what’s goin on here… I know he did not cast roots again, and it was NG that got me, not hard cast roots.
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Looks like talents that reduce the likelyhood of dispel effects are impacting something that should not have a chance to be resisted such as EA.
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yes, this is my thought as well. Please fix. =D .
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Dipels can be resisted. That’s exactly how it should be working.
Yes, EA is a dispel, not an immunity like druid shapeshifting, Will of the Forsaken, or Cloak of Shadows. It has a chance to resist.
I don’t think it should have a chance to resist. EA is a physical ability.
Lots of physical abilities use a spell hit table.
still broke - plz fix.
EA didnt resist before the AQ or Nax patch. It still resists sometimes - why?? If EA can get resisted then maybe will of the forsaken should have a chance to fail as well.
plz fix why does this have chance to resist. make wotf chance to resist/selfstun for 5s too plz to make fair.
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plz fix - why was this “fix” implemented so late in the game? Nax patch i think? Before that, EA worked as intended and didnt resist. Doing some tests during duels with rogue, its around a 33%+ chance that your EA will not break crippling poison and the CD will be used. Rogue didnt have poison talents. Something else is going on here. The chance to resist is absurdly high with crippling poison in particular. why does this physcial abilty resist? plz fix.