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As mentioned in ElementUser's thread, Magmus's Lava Surge is not a disjointing skill, however during Lava Surfe Magmus gains Invlunerability (just like Swiftblade does during Swift Slashes). So Pyromancer's Blazing Strike still hit Magmus (was not disjointed) but dealt no damage due to Invulnerability.I can confirm that I have disjointed a pyro ultimate by stunning with Magmus while it was in mid-air. It wasn't intentional, of course, but it was done.
yes,and i was asking if there are any other disjoints that are not on that list.(dm's 3rd is not on that list.)
At least the following spells grant invulnerability, so in practice you can 'disjoint' things with them, although technically it is not a disjoint.
- Bubbles' Take Cover
- Chronos' Time Leap
- Doctor Repulsor's Ludicrous Speed
- Swiftblade's Swift Slashes
- Magmus' Lava Surge
- Pharaoh's Wrath of the Pharaoh
- Madman's Barrel Roll
- Succubus' Mesmerize
- Empath's As One
- Geomancer's Dig
- Midas' Elemental Warp
- Gemini's Fire and Ice (the hero is invulnerable)
- Parasite's Infest (the hero is invulnerable)
- Kinesis' Telekinetic Control
- Kinesis' Mass Control
- Silhouette's Shadow
- Geometer's Bane
- Stormspirit
Source:http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/wi...nvulnerability
that list it's soo long!
nice work
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If i'm not derping again Gemini is invulnerable during twing fang ability (w)
Oh, and I added a query for states which give invulnerability to "ultimate list of lists" (tho wiki page is much easier to read as query thing gives too much unnecessary states like critter's invulnerability things)
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Oh god I wish people could stop using the word disjoint on things that are not disjoints. Disjointing is to detach yourself from the target a spell went for, like disjointing a hammerstorm stun with a blink. Nothin else is disjointing, but there is invulnerability and unbinding, like you can tablet someone mid-hook and then hook will let go, which is unbinding someone i.e. detaching them from the projectile they are binded to. Kinda like if dev ulti's someone that is in ramp ulti and ramp runs away, they will still be stuck in dev ulti and ramp ulti will stop because Devourer Undinded them from the rmap ulti.
Disjointing: Every spell that calls for a disjoint is able to disjoint, such as all blinks,cannonball etc. You can also disjoint with invisibility.
Invulnerability: If something hits you when you are invulnerable, you take no damage.
Unbinding: Many spells attach you to a projectile, likeult on target,
leap on herself, or
hook target. Some spells or items unbinds, like tablet of command.
Please learn =(
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Worth mentioning: The projectile (the visual) will disjoint, the damage will not.
how about midas's teleport or silhouette's grapple(or whatever it is called)?do these disjoin/give immunity?
Ok, I'll admit I lied to everyone a tiny bit, but the simplification of "undisjointable projectile" is just so much easier for everyone to remember.
The projectile is actually disjointed as usual, it's the damage call that points to the target that is different in those projectiles. Normally when the projectile gets disjointed, the original intended target of the spell would be nulled. However in these "undisjointable" projectiles (Witch Slayer/Pyromancer/Plague Rider ultimates), the target is saved to a variable before the projectile impacts. When the projectile gets disjointed and impacts the location where the disjoint was done, the damage call is done to the variable via a pointer and does not get nulled.
This also has the side-effect of Pyromancer's E not applying to the target with R if the target disjoints R.
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