Curse

Longasc · Nov 06, 2007, 05:24 PM // 17:24

While I do not have issues with Spirits myself atm, not playing a Rit, the OP is right in one point:

Razah WAS in spirit range. They should have attacked him.

That spirits often act whacky and sometimes wait quite a lot before attacking another target is also not new, but something Rits should be used to when using spirits by now.

Actually, I just rephrased what the OP said: Sometimes the spirits just fail, and 10-20%... well, I would say only 10%, but I can fully support what he said from my own experience.

P.S., there are texmods out there that paint the spirit range on your radar, if you have issues with guessing their exact range.

Everliving Laszlo · Nov 06, 2007, 07:35 PM // 19:35

Thanks for the replys everyone. It's nice to know at least I'm not totally mad and this is actually affecting other people too (doesn't really help the issue but a problem shared etc... )

In the mean time I have beaten Bison a couple of times with a slightly different build, but as I said at the start this wasn't just about him. Spirits refusing to attack your target it is a general issue that can happen anywhere in PvE and PvP. Those screenshots were just one example I managed to capture.

**cosyfiep** · Nov 06, 2007, 08:58 PM // 20:58

yes I have noticed this too....I cast a spirit back up and cast another one and the one in front is just standing there while the second one is fighting....uhm spirit number one...you are supposed to do something other than just stand there ya'know, that was why I put you down.
I dont care that they pick their own targets, but when there are enough targets for me and my h/h group to each have their own (all within my and the spirits agro range) why do my spirits decide to take a coffee break?
Glad I bring 2 spirits with me so that usually one will do something other than waste my time and energy!