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cellshock

Tue Jun 21, 2005 11:08 am

Hi all. I'd have rathered to spare you this question, as I'm sure it's been explained already, but the forum search is broken...again.

Can anyone explain or point me to the thread that explains what rooting and snaring is? I'm assuming it simply means you're keeping the target in one spot, but as I shoot at targets with my respecced MBH, I'll see -Snared- come up every so often.

After 2 years of playing SWG the old school way, I'm still trying to figure out the Post-CU SWG. Any help would be appreciated! :-)

`Celly `Cell

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InfluenzaSWTA

Tue Jun 21, 2005 11:11 am

#2

See Rooted and Snared at SWG Wiki.

The -Snared- you're seeing is a visual indication that a Snared effect has just worn off on your target. This is a simple warning to you so you know to start moving again (if you're kiting), or to apply another Snare or Root if you want to keep the target in place.

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cellshock

Wed Jun 22, 2005 12:42 am

#3

Perfect! Thanks a million

`Celly `Cell

My Character: Reggie Mayfield - Imperial Master Bounty Hunter & Master Carbineer
My Galaxy: Gorath
WHY?!?!: Cause back In June of 2003, there was no room anywhere else. Boy, how things change...
My Words of Wisdom: Hit hard, strike fast, but always know when to RUN!!!
Glimpse of the future: http://www.blackmackproductions.com

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