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cRPG => General Discussion => Topic started by: Piok on January 23, 2013, 05:00:34 pm
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For few days I am worried by strange ranged behavior.
1. They seem to wait to last moment before release projectile. Few month earlier this was very risky but nowadays its seems that this leads almost to 100% chance that horse or rider gets hit.
2. Also trying to avoid projectile at last moment from very close distance seems more harder.
3. Sound of bypassing arrow and then hit.
So were there any changes to ranged hitboxes or its rather some WSE2 bug :?
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Sounds like they finally fixed the ghost arrow bug that was the plague of ranged for so damn long. I surely hope so. Nothing quite as frustrating as watching your weapon pass through a model with no effect.
That however is pure speculation based upon your speculation. :P
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Speculating upon granpappys speculation of your speculation i'd say nothing changed, im still having it. ( or im mad crazy bad crosseyed archer, a good possibility, I admit.i also have this thing with blaming game mechanics for my own flaws, oh dear. :mrgreen:)
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Okay, based upon that speculation chain, then I would speculate that you are on the opposite end of a server/client sync issue that I've speculated since WSE2 where a ranged weapon will hit a horse and be seen sticking out of it in the client view, but then suddenly dissappear and be found on the ground in the direction it was shot after the server sent back "no, you missed".
In that speculative theory, your client would tell you that the arrow missed, but then the server would tell your client, "no, you got hit",
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Thats some heavy speculations ou make there, sadly I have no knowledge of the afore mentioned speculations to speculate further about it. Maybe some dev will notice this and give us a heads up so we wonthave to speculate any further.
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Okay, based upon that speculation chain, then I would speculate that you are on the opposite end of a server/client sync issue that I've speculated since WSE2 where a ranged weapon will hit a horse and be seen sticking out of it in the client view, but then suddenly dissappear and be found on the ground in the direction it was shot after the server sent back "no, you missed".
In that speculative theory, your client would tell you that the arrow missed, but then the server would tell your client, "no, you got hit",
Impossible, client doesn't run hit detection code. If an arrow sticks out of a horse or in the ground, that's what the server told it.
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Impossible, client doesn't run hit detection code. If an arrow sticks out of a horse or in the ground, that's what the server told it.
Well then, there is a bug where the server tells the client that there is a throwing spear sticking out of a horse (you can see it in the horse while the horse is riding off), then a second later it tells it that it isn't (the throwing spear disappears from the horse's flank) and the throwing spear is on the ground in the original path thrown. Does the same thing with arrows too. It is just more obvious with throwing because you are closer and somebody didn't shrink those ranged missiles down so small that you can't see them. :o
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Damn CMP nice combo breaker!
For a second I thought this thread was about speculations! :P
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Well then, there is a bug where the server tells the client that there is a throwing spear sticking out of a horse (you can see it in the horse while the horse is riding off), then a second later it tells it that it isn't (the throwing spear disappears from the horse's flank) and the throwing spear is on the ground in the original path thrown.
That's not possible as well. When the first hit is registered the server doesn't look for more (also there is no way for the server to tell a client to "unstick" an arrow from an agent).
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Could you tell us what you speculate is happening then?
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That's not possible as well. When the first hit is registered the server doesn't look for more (also there is no way for the server to tell a client to "unstick" an arrow from an agent).
Well your not possible is running right up against "this is what we are seeing". You throw your weapon, it sticks into the horse and the horse rides off with it. Then about a second later it disappears from the horse and is found laying on the ground along the direction that it was thrown. You'll have to speculate as to how this is happening, but it certainly is after WSE2.