2009-04-01, 11:25 AM
Harrisonized Wrote:The first thing that I noticed is that some people are missing. If you're going to run, at least bring accuracy pots and use all cures as soon as you're cursed. The misses quickly stacks up to lower damage.
Refer to what Phoenix said. I guess you don't have much experience with warriors if you really think these lvl 17x+ warriors miss on Zakum and need accuracy pots.
Harrisonized Wrote:The second problem I saw was that when the arms died, people weren't moving up immediately, rather, they stayed at bottom row for more than 5 seconds moving around before jumping. I think this is because of the weakness curse, but still, it could've been fixed if all cures were brought to the run.
Most people moved up. The ones who didn't and stayed at the bottom were obviously lagging, not because of the weakness curse. All cures were brought to the run by everyone; I can assure this.
Harrisonized Wrote:Then when the right arms died, people were jumping over. It's so much faster using the teleports on the top row yet people chose to jump. Precious seconds were lost.
If attackers were already on the top row, then yes using the teleports would be faster, which is what they did. If a NL is on one of the middle platforms, then FJ-ing across the body to the left side would be faster than jumping up to the top and then trying to use the teleport.
Harrisonized Wrote:Then I noticed that DK afking up on the second row. Hacking? Idk. It seemed very suspicious. If he were hacking, this isn't a legit run. If he weren't, then still, he's wasting time by not attacking.
This is called lag. If he was no-delay hacking, why would he stand at the middle ledge where Zakum's body isn't even within reach?
Harrisonized Wrote:What were the people doing on the right side during the body? They looked like they were afking. Seconds lost..
Yes, because people join a speed run to AFK.
Harrisonized Wrote:Anyways, better luck next time, if no time is wasted, I'm sure you'd break 1:30.
Better luck next time? There are always improvements to these kinds of things, but you speak as though we failed to accomplish something.