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#1 |
Server: Nagafen
Guild: Resurrection
Rank: Disciple
Loremaster
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 70
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On nagafen server anyway. Im pretty much unstoppable now.
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#2 |
Loremaster
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 651
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Grats on the spell... Unstoppable, you say? So, what does Lord Nagafen drop these days?
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#3 |
Loremaster
Join Date: Mar 2005
Posts: 440
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![]() how much does the master block? right now i have AD3 at 70%. I do not mind the spell, but what i feel is the casting speed, and the recast make it alot weaker than it could be. Even jestering myself before i use the spell brings the recast to 7 minutes (due to [Removed for Content] equations). If there is immunity for 3 minutes on a target, then i do not understand why the reuse does not reflect that. We all know how many raiding guilds have more than 1 troub per raid. |
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#4 |
Server: Nagafen
Guild: Resurrection
Rank: Disciple
Loremaster
Join Date: Feb 2006
Posts: 70
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Its 90% at master1. And yeah, SOE doesn't seem to think many things through when it comes to troubadours. You know what else is funny? Sony spelled troubadour wrong (troubador) and even though they insist on keeping the wrong spelling, they haven't changed their forum spell-checker to reflect their spelling of the word. Try it. Type troubadour into the message box and then type troubador. Which one gets the red underline?Also: I solo'd nagafen last night and he dropped lady vox's panties. I swear. They're a leg slot item that gives you -3k disease resist and +5k cold resist.
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#5 |
Loremaster
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 54
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A well places m1countersong can save a raid. Our other trouby discoed the m1 on everfrost and it kicks major kahuna's!
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#6 |
Loremaster
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 186
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Kinox@Nagafen wrote:
On nagafen server anyway. Im pretty much unstoppable now.No one cares. |
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#7 |
Loremaster
Join Date: Nov 2004
Posts: 186
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Kinox@Nagafen wrote:
Its 90% at master1. And yeah, SOE doesn't seem to think many things through when it comes to troubadours. You know what else is funny? Sony spelled troubadour wrong (troubador) and even though they insist on keeping the wrong spelling, they haven't changed their forum spell-checker to reflect their spelling of the word. Try it. Type troubadour into the message box and then type troubador. Which one gets the red underline?Also: I solo'd nagafen last night and he dropped lady vox's panties. I swear. They're a leg slot item that gives you -3k disease resist and +5k cold resist.Thats because SOE is NEVER wrong duh. |
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#8 |
Loremaster
Join Date: Apr 2005
Location: England
Posts: 1,902
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![]() Troubador is the correct spelling in the US. US English in most cases drops the silent "u". For instance "Armour" is "Armor" in the US. "Colour" is "Color" etc. Since EQ2 is a US based game I'm not suprised it thinks "Troubadour" is wrong since it is wrong in US English. Since I use British English however I spell mine "Troubadour" where possible. |
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#9 |
General
Join Date: Dec 2005
Posts: 121
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Guy De Alsace wrote:
Wikipedia wrote:Most words ending in unstressed -our in the United Kingdom (e.g. colour, flavour, honour, armour) end in -or in the U.S. (e.g. color, flavor, honor, armor). (Where the vowel is unreduced, this does not occur: contour, paramour, troubadour, are thus spelled everywhere.) Most words of this category derive from Latin non-agent nouns having nominative -or; the first such borrowings into English were from early Old French and the ending was -or or -ur. It's plain and simple spelled incorrectly. |
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