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I just played a game with flux and Null stone on EW was cancelling my ultimate. So stupid, i wasnt able to push or pull him. Null stone isnt supposed to cancel only targetable spells?!?!?!?
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Did it cancel your ultimate completely? Or was it only Warden that didn't move? Cause if it's the second then that's perfectly fine and probably intended. The same thing happens with TB's ult. Single target doesn't literally mean "a single target". It more means "any targeted spell". Flux's ult targets each enemy hero and applies an effect to them. Same with TB's ult.
Global ults (like Flux, TB, Vindi, and Sand Wraith) apply five single target spells, one to every enemy hero. Single target spells get blocked by nullstone. This is also why they apply the Frostwolf Skull debuff to everyone. /thread
There's nothing to fix, it's working fine
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trick question: if you have null stone on moraxus and you activate his spell absorb skill, what happens please?
Moraxus shield procs first, it has higher priority.
Whilst I'm sure it's working as intended, perhaps this is another example of HoN's non-newbie friendliness. There is not a word in any of the tooltips for those ults or for Null Stone that would lead you to expect this mechanic. Another thing you have to learn from (bad) experience.
Expecting people to say it's "part of the high skill ceiling of HoN".
Correct me if I'm wrong but..
If actiontype="global" and targetscheme="enemy heroes", the spell acts as 5 individual single target spells cast on each enemy hero, And it's intented.
And guess what?
actiontype="global"
targetscheme="enemy_heroes"
Are found in Flux' ulti
EDIT:Thus I was correct, although what I said might have been a bit confusing for some.actiontype="global" just means it targets everything single-target wise that fits the targetscheme.
If it was AoE then it would have spawned an affector or did an <areaofeffect /> call
WOHOO, I WASN'T WRONG!
Last edited by Jezu; 09-04-2011 at 06:02 AM.
actiontype="global" just means it targets everything single-target wise that fits the targetscheme.
If it was AoE then it would have spawned an affector or did an <areaofeffect /> call
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