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Bash vs. Charge

Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 3:15 pm
by Vasilis
PKing Akrabbim and engaged him and ran bash timer, he fled and came back in and started a charge timer well after my bash timer, look which goes through first.

Inside Tarwin's Gap
The constant downward slope to the south levels off a bit, as the two walls of
the Mountains of Dhoom draw closer together, making the way south considerably
narrower than the rest of the dangerous passage through Tarwin's Gap.
[ Exits: n s w ]
You see almost fresh tracks of a trolloc leaving south.
You see fairly recent tracks of a trolloc leaving south.
a white stallion is standing here, being ridden by you.

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh >
z
They don't seem to be here.

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh >
v
Bash who?

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh >
kill dark
bash
They don't seem to be here.

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh >
Bash who?

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh >

*Akrabbim* has arrived from the south.

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh >

Akrabbim begins charging towards you.

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh >
kill dark
bash
You try to blast *Akrabbim*'s arms, but he parries the attack.

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh - Akrabbim: Hurt>
Trin narrates, 'you still fd?'

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh - Akrabbim: Hurt>

*
*Akrabbim* panics, and attempts to flee!

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh - Akrabbim: Hurt>
-
*Akrabbim* leaves north.

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh >

Akrabbim begins charging towards you.

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh >
% -
*Akrabbim* starts running towards you, and misses his skewer as you step aside.

HP:Hurt MV:Fresh - Akrabbim: Hurt>

*
Your bash at *Akrabbim* sends him sprawling!


Had he landed that, that would've been the end of my PK session. Is this at all within the bounds of fairness? There is no way a charge timer should be this short to where it beats a running bash timer.

Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 3:23 pm
by Trin
wow maybe did they down charge timer? looks like 2-3 pulses.

Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 3:25 pm
by Guest
this doesn't bother me. one thing that is faster than bash.

Posted: Tue Nov 14, 2006 3:57 pm
by Lithium
Don't run your bash timer on him then, its that simple. Its good to see that charge might actually be useful now.