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Wiki is pretty outdated on many things. Bandage speed is calculated with: 14.5 - (dex/20) ( minus addition 1 second if over 100 dex) With changes currently on test it is calculated as: 14.5 - (dex/20)+2 ( minus addition 1 second if over 100 dex)

I could be wrong, but I believe that it was changed to be the same cast time as uoforever. Where the problem lies is that the next spell delay is so fast that you don't have to hardly wait any time in between spell casts making it more of a spam fest and making things like fast casting less useful...

Sorry it is an extra 2 seconds. I have edited my post so that it isn't misleading. I'm only coming up with 28 AR max on UOF. 22 from armor, 5 from robe, and 1 from cloak. I don't understand the point of allowing for clothing to add to AR and think this should be changed. If it was added for...

I'm not sure what the rest of your post really means or what points you are trying to get across, but regarding your heli video he isn't exactly a fair representation of a good dexxer vs a mage. If this was against someone like Genocide Pete, Marley, Grainger, or others on a dexxer the results...

I've consistently stated since day 1 bandages have been way too fast here. Probably the reason that more people are vocal about it now are is because of other changes have taken place and that PVP is less consensual and more so focused around PKing in dungeons. Honestly under the current system...

This whole thread is misleading. Again, along with the slight increase in bandage time comes several buffs. Bandages heal for slightly more overall, less of a penalty for bandage slips, and poison no longer increases bandage length. I understand that this server is geared more towards PVM and...

im sorry i meant right click d i s c o r d. forgot about the autocorrect..

I would think its an administrator issue. I would right click d i s co r d, go to properties, go to compatibility, and make sure run as administrator is ticked.

Have you tried running neither as admin? Have you tried setting it to another hotkey? Is this a mouse hotkey that has been remapped? Does your push to talk hotkey happen to be F10?

Strange enough, but it used to be a thing. For a certain period (not entirely sure on era, but I think it may have been pre-UOR?), no offensive spells could be cast in town. Led to people making characters referred to as "townies".

I don't agree with this at all in most every case. I guess if you are talking about a plain dexxer without magery it could be true in a few instances (pits and group fights mostly), but with magery included in the template a dexxer can beat a good, or even great mage in every single circumstance.

Solution is to increase bandage timer by 2 seconds and make it so that dragon armor/bone armor costs dexterity.

Why can't the general consensus just be that PVM additions (metas, relics, talismans, etc.) have no effect (directly or indirectly) on PVP? That way we don't have silly arguments like which things can work in PVP scenarios and which ones can't. Either all or nothing IMO. If you honestly want...

"disadvantage" = treated by mobs the same as everyone else. Your definition is kind of weird... but to be fair if they were to change it for reds, or even aggressor only, I wouldn't be in favor of the change at all.

I'd like to know what kind of backwards logic you are using to come up with this? How are you at any more of a disadvantage being attacked by anyone when mobs treat everyone the same?

Grasping at straws? It is an expensive item that impacts PVP. How is that not item based PVP? The solution to the relics is to disable them during combat - like they've done. It could however use a few tweaks to make sure that it is only turned off in consensual PVP. I'll say it again, but at a...

Yea the solution is obviously for every player to have a relic... Item based PVP ftw

You are basing this on mobs being equalized in a PVP situation and the outcome of the fight based solely on players skill. It would make more sense for talismans to play no role as obviously not everyone is going to have a talisman... Your scenario of basing it around a players skill is assuming...

I want you to reread this post... It is kind of the whole crux of the argument against talismans working in PVP. You saying this only validates many of the points made against talismans working in combat. First we have you saying that PVP should be based on players killing each other and not...

... Simply run away on your defense talisman character and not die? and again it's already been said that hidden characters either should not be able to attack while hidden or should be revealed upon attacking. This is an oversight that should have been changed regardless of this talisman...