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Offline Yuriohs

Offensive Cure and Recov
« on: Nov 18, 2009, 11:57 am »
I'm on a low rate, and I was testing recov and cure.

Cure causes confusion on undead (doesnt know the formula)
Recovery causes blind.

But I recov'd a creator with low vit and low luck and he was blind for like 2 secs /swt.

Can someone post the formula's for these, and tell me if its worth using cure and recov on people like breakers rushing to the emp.

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Offensive Cure and Recov
« on: Nov 18, 2009, 11:57 am »

Offline Majinken Souga

Re: Offensive Cure and Recov
« Reply #1 on: Nov 19, 2009, 02:43 am »
Recovery causes the blind effect on undead monsters only. Used on a player, it would heal their stun/freeze status effects as normal unless they're undead property. Same goes for Cure. The creator you used Recovery on most likely had an Evil Druid card on his/her armor. So no, it's not worth it unless you know somebody has undead armor. Even then, that's what Turn Undead and Magnus Exorcismus are for. :P

As for the formulas, the Recovery blind effect has a (100 - (MonsterINT/2 + MonsterVIT/3 + MonsterLUK/10)) chance of working, and lasts for 30 * (100 - (MonsterINT + MonsterVIT)/2)/100 seconds.

I don't see the confusion effect being caused by cure in the skill description on the website. This is all I see for Cure:

Cures Blind, Confusion and Silence (limitation: you can't cure yourself from Silence since you can't cast while Silenced).
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Offline Yuriohs

Re: Offensive Cure and Recov
« Reply #2 on: Nov 19, 2009, 07:15 am »
Lol this is for people wearing ED.

And yea I don't see in the description where it says cure causes confusion but /swt it does.