2010-11-14, 08:38 PM
Arrg Wrote:Okay let me rephrase: you have maximum training % efficiency when you use only dragon strike.
Which is why D-hopping was concieved. Why use blast to rush a mob when you could use dragon strike and achieve the same thing except faster?
ShiKage Wrote:See, I still don't get it... When you rush a mob, you're on top of them, so if you attack with a jump+Dragon Strike, you're either going to run into them or run past them. You'll damage them, yes, but you'll be on top of them when you use a rush skill. I mean, if you really want to attack while rushing, you can keep doing the same combo as before Big Bang (Screw Punch → Blast), but going with Dragon Strike just doesn't seem too good, in both practice in theory.
I would still like to see you prove me wrong.
Your idea of Dragon Hopping to rush mobs isn't nearly as effective as the Screw Punch → Blast combo to form and attack big mobs at the same time.
It'll be easier to understand when you see it. :/ When you use CSB, there's plenty of wiggle room between you and the mob. When following up with a D-hop, you're closer and admittably within attacking range, but CSBing immediately resets the whole thing.
In hindsight, showing D-hopping on himes in my last video wasn't a good example. Should have went to O4.