
is /timed 20 two seconds?
I can't get it to autofire Gouging Blade, or Defy rk. ii. I just handle them with holyshits for now.
I've done a bit more testing and i've narrowed the backstab problem to switching characters. To recap, when my rogue first logs in and attacks, backstab and other melee skills fire properly; but after i camp that character and load another class (a tank, in my tests), and then switch back to the rogue, the rogues skills no longer fire...not backstab, not thiefs' eyes, not vigorous daggerthrow, etc. The only way to fix is to camp to desktop and restart eq (just going to character select isnt enough.) Any ideas on simple ways to fix/avoid this problem?
Same thing happens to my zerker it must be a universal thing.
Try this make a hotkey
/plugin mq2melee unload
/pause 20
/plugin mq2melee
That has been around forever. I read about that issue years ago on the mq2 forums. IIRC it's an eq thing that after the first toon loads into the world it does not update the class portion. So its still saying your on a ranger or whatever when your on a rogue.
That shouldn't be to hard to do
That has been around forever. I read about that issue years ago on the mq2 forums. IIRC it's an eq thing that after the first toon loads into the world it does not update the class portion. So its still saying your on a ranger or whatever when your on a rogue.
Happens even if I camp my rogue to char select and then enter world again on rogue. No backstab anymore :-(
on another note, It seems my zerker doesnt frenzy even though melee says frenzy=1 ?
Have you downloaded the latest compile and updated. I uploaded 3 compiles in 3 days.
Melee can't give a toon an ability it doesn't have. If you have some random toon feigning death that can't then its probably something from the mobs you are fighting.
Backstab seems broken since the new update? Maybe I have something incorrect but MQ2Melee shows Backstab=1 so it should be firing.
Assassinate doesn't backstab either.
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Nevermind.. turning it off, logging out, back in, turning it back on ended up fixing it.