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Are they stackable? Thanks for the help.

Xemini

I don't know how many times can this be repeated... YES!!!

EVERY SINGLE BLEED IN THE GAME IS STACKABLE WITH ANY OTHER BLEED!!!

No need to be an a$$, all i wanted was an answer. So next time dont bother even posting. Still, thanks for your answer, not your sarcasm/bull$hit.

Xemini

Sorry for flaming you, I'm just tired of the fact that people who have sometimes played this game for months don't know the very fact that makes all the powerful mobs killable and ask these questions on EVERY board on regular basis.

You know i have been playing this game for months, and i still dont understand what you mean by stackable, i only ever seen 1 bleed on a creature no matter how many times i use a bleed move, and they never seem to bleed any faster, is it an unseen stack?

Avase,

I think I know what you are referring to. When you stack a Health bleed on something a little red icon that looks like drops of blood appear on it's HAM bar. Regardless of the amount of bleeds on the target, there is only one icon saying it's "bleeding."

To notice that bleeds are stacking, what you can try sometime is to go up to something with quite a bit of Health that doens't DB. Hit it with Health1, note the amount you hit it for in the combat spam box, then hit it with Health2, and note what you hit it for in the combat spam. Let it incap you so your floaties don't block your target's floaties.

Watch your target's floaties. You will see each other number you saw in your combat spam float up in turn, about 15 seconds after each was first struck. If your Health1 hit for 500, and your Health2 hit for 1000, then you will see a red -500 float up in 15 second intervals, and red -1000in 15 second intervals. (You do not get a single red -1500 to float up.) That is how you can tell the are both in effect at the same time. That's what they mean by stacking.

Hope this helps.

Avase,

Let me give you an answer quick before the flames come inbound....

Pistol Bleed 1 and Pistol Bleed Stack...

That means

Different Bleed SKILLS will work at the same time.

So Fencer Bleed 1, Fencer Bleed 2, Pistol Bleed 1, Pistol Bleed 2, Can hurt a MOb all at the SAME TIME (MOB = Creature/Non PLayer Character, shortened version of Mobile)

So depending on your class choices you can have alot of bleeds are hurtiong the current target at the same time...this will work on PC characters as well.

BUT if you use the SAME Bleed over and over again it will not help.....But use the damage of the last bleed inflicted.

That Should Sum it up.

it should also be noted that if you hit the same creature with 2 of the same bleed shot, they do not stack. So if you hit with Health1, then Health2, then hit Health1 and then Health2 again, you do not get 4 bleeds.

(or at least I don't think you do, never tried it actually, I'm just assuming cause it would be pretty crazy if you could stack like 50 bleeds...)

You are correct, only one Health1 can be in effect at the same time..... only the strongest works. So if you get off a weak one, you can repeat it until you get a stronger one (which overwrites the weaker one). Same with the other bleeds.

I strongly recommend picking up novice pistoleer if you choose fencer so you can stack FOUR health bleeds on one target.

As others have pointed out any bleed that is a different attack will stack even if they are in the same pool. So in the case of a pistoleer/fencer, you can stack Health Hit 1, Health Hit 2, Health Shot 1 and Health Shot 2 on the same target.

It's pretty impressive if you can get used to pulling all of that off quickly, as you'll see the target's life drop by quite a bit when the ticks come around.

-Shi

It's not likely stacked and show the total damage.Instead,bleed won't replace each other. So each of them will do damage on their own timing.

Don't really understand why you guys are all repeating exactly what I said in my first post here, but oh well...

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deXtoRious wrote:
Don't really understand why you guys are all repeating exactly what I said in my first post here, but oh well...

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Probably because someone wanted to know how stacking works.

Oh, and they probably didn't want a **edit** reply either.

But oh well.