But I didn’t mention the slow in the scenario or in other words “purpose” I described.
If you don’t understand how making the restealth easier to get (via applying a ranged slow) is relevant in a scenario where the healer is trying to force the Rogue into outing himself in a position where the healer is able to prevent a restealth - then that’s on you.
well it’s easier indeed
but I said he can restealth endlessly thanks to it because it’s ranged and prevents ress… although it might be less easy as sub, it doesn’t change the fact that it’s use to prevent ress from range isn’t the same
It doesn’t take a genius to realize that one of the two will just stop the revive, but you can actually also use a spell of your own and get him, so it’s not actually that outrageous, you force him out and you get him. The other spell will prevent that from happening.
Thanks.
paired with sprint both will prevent that
if you as sub, can’t stop ress and restealth, that’s l2p issue
Whisperer no offence meant but… getting a rez off in arena is MEANT to be hard . Like if you was in a situation as a healer against a druid you would have the same issue. Except that the druid ALSO can do the same unlike a rogue can
Secondly you are assuming that the class in question is a wheel chair like the warlock you play. Rogue sprint isn’t always viable get out, shaman earth grip totem comes to mind. Not all classes have issues catching a rogue who flees despite the feelings of the ones who main classes that do struggle
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