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Razor121 wrote:
Oskarm Does not Apply Mark on hit.
Remove CwDT and CoD setups from gloves
Last edited by seaman#4993 on Jan 6, 2023, 10:37:54 AM
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Posted byseaman#4993on Jan 6, 2023, 10:36:18 AMValued Poster
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Jadian wrote:
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muir wrote:
EDIT: it seems that if the mark is already applied to any mob in the zone, it cannot be reapplied to a new mob. This seems wrong, that's how it works for monster marks on players but not the other way around.
It's exactly how Oskarm says it works, though?
"Trigger Level 10 Assassin's Mark when you Hit a Rare or Unique Enemy and have no Mark"
And who has no mark?
Why in the f would this be the player, it doesn't even make sense literally. If you had a mark you would be marked.
If this is intended behaviour the correct wording would be "and you have not applied a Mark" or "and no Mark has been applied" (recently? ever?)
The behaviour of Mark on Hit is rather with respect to the monster, so this ought to be consistent.
@BeerPact
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Posted bymuir#5779on Jan 8, 2023, 9:35:50 AM
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muir wrote:
Why in the f would this be the player, it doesn't even make sense literally. If you had a mark you would be marked.
If you had a mark on you, the line would read "and are not marked".
The last description line on mark skill gems reads "You can only have one Mark at a time." The modifier line on Oskarm is consistant with this: if an enemy is Marked by you, then you have a Mark. Marking a different enemy would remove your previous Mark.
It's probably designed this way because it has a lower cooldown, and most people wouldn't want to spend mana recasting this mark twice a second.
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Posted byJadian#0111on Jan 8, 2023, 10:00:15 AM
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Jadian wrote:
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muir wrote:
Why in the f would this be the player, it doesn't even make sense literally. If you had a mark you would be marked.
If you had a mark on you, the line would read "and are not marked".
The last description line on mark skill gems reads "You can only have one Mark at a time." The modifier line on Oskarm is consistant with this: if an enemy is Marked by you, then you have a Mark. Marking a different enemy would remove your previous Mark.
It's probably designed this way because it has a lower cooldown, and most people wouldn't want to spend mana recasting this mark twice a second.
This is correct.
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Posted byMark_GGGon Jan 9, 2023, 12:29:48 AMGrinding Gear Games
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