Mighty Throw
Posted: Wed Mar 21, 2012 3:45 am
I have two questions about Mighty Throw.
First, it seems when I throw someone and they don't leave the room, I'm able to get one attack off before they stand up. If I throw someone out of the room and then follow them, I usually get one attack, but sometimes I do not (Maybe I'm just slow...). So, what exactly determines the roundtime penalty, if any, given to the mob being thrown? If my brawling or guild rank was better, would they be laying down longer?
Second, if I throw an exhausted opponent, will they suddenly be like "Okay, I'm laying down now so my energy regen is going to be better!". I know with most combat situations you take an energy hit equal to the damage you receive, but since I'm not on the receiving end of a throw, I'm just curious about if it is really sufficient or if they're actually regenerating some of that energy since they are laying down.
Judgring from the in-game description it's more for crowd control than a "Get them on the ground so you can pwn them in the face" kind of thing. So I'm not complaining or saying it's broken or needs improvement. Just curious. :-)
First, it seems when I throw someone and they don't leave the room, I'm able to get one attack off before they stand up. If I throw someone out of the room and then follow them, I usually get one attack, but sometimes I do not (Maybe I'm just slow...). So, what exactly determines the roundtime penalty, if any, given to the mob being thrown? If my brawling or guild rank was better, would they be laying down longer?
Second, if I throw an exhausted opponent, will they suddenly be like "Okay, I'm laying down now so my energy regen is going to be better!". I know with most combat situations you take an energy hit equal to the damage you receive, but since I'm not on the receiving end of a throw, I'm just curious about if it is really sufficient or if they're actually regenerating some of that energy since they are laying down.
Judgring from the in-game description it's more for crowd control than a "Get them on the ground so you can pwn them in the face" kind of thing. So I'm not complaining or saying it's broken or needs improvement. Just curious. :-)