Conjure Dragons + Captivating Read Inconsistencies

[d1vio]

Does not work very well at all when used from elevation (like casting onto a roof and letting it drop), the fire trail + dragon does zero damage a good majority of the time.

Also it seems to send the dragon out in random directions when thrown into certain geometries that aren't complete flat surfaces. The biggest culprit of this problem is when throwing the dragon onto stairs it will sometimes go backwards or sideways.

Captivating Read's immobilize does not seem to work like Warden's immobilize either. Warden's for example stops people dead in their tracks when they're caught but I find that a couple times Captivating allows people to finish their rolls and move, or maintain momentum of jumps while still basically being considered immobilized.

 

[steventheeven3]

Captivating Read's immobilize does not seem to work like Warden's immobilize either. Warden's for example stops people dead in their tracks when they're caught but I find that a couple times Captivating allows people to finish their rolls and move, or maintain momentum of jumps while still basically being considered immobilized.

I think this is actually a new bug that also affects warden immobilize. Hard to tell if it is even a bug.

 

[d1vio]

I have a recording of Conjure Dragons and how it works. It's actually working as intended (as it does in fact consistently flip directions when colliding with walls) but it's treating even the slightest of things as a wall of sorts which makes it flip directions. Probably shouldn't be doing this on little ledges and steps. Not shown in the video, but this also leads to complex geometry making it kinda just flip flop in different directions when thrown on.

 

[d1vio]

Here's another video featuring me throwing the dragon onto more complex geometries and how it interacts with them. It's pretty much entirely inconsistent to control in these scenarios as you are in most situations going to just be chucking them instead of trying to specifically line them up onto things.