User talk:SapphireLemur

Titan Leashing (Response)
Actually, when the 3 phoenixes are up, the titan does becomes invulnerable. I removed the defenses part because it's redundant since the previous part mentioned that the titan becomes weaker the fewer phoenixes that are left (more phoenixes more defense, less phoenixes, less defense). And about it not regenerating health while being leashed: I don't remember that happening, I'll have to try it to see if it does work. You also didn't realy make it clear, because it doesn't say anything about leashing or npcs reseting, making it a very confusing bit that doesn't realy fit the description. I'll test this and correct the article as soon as I can.--Malvodion (talk) 04:41, 24 March 2014 (UTC)


 * I am certain, if you are fighting the titan, and the phoenixes respawn, it will not become invulnerable until you reset it. Try it.  At lvl 20 get a defense pot and plenty of defense items, destroy a phoenix, wait until a few seconds before the phoenix respawns and start attacking the titan.  You will be able to continue attacking it even after the phoenix respawns.  Reset the titan and then try attacking again and it will be invulnerable.  This was a change made some months ago, and some people don't seem to know.


 * I don't understand your point about health regen, I didn't say anything about it not regenerating. All I said was that each time you reset it, it instantly gains a portion of health and starts regenerating the rest over time.  That is independent of phoenixes up or down.  I think that's a pretty important point, to emphasize that resetting the titan has a substantial negative consequence.  A nearly dead titan can get all of its health back in just a few seconds if you reset it just a few times in a row.


 * SapphireLemur (talk) 07:48, 24 March 2014 (UTC)


 * I didn't remove the info about regen, I said that it wasn't clear what you were going with your original description in the Buildings page (Remember when you write an article, that you are explaining things to someone that doesn't know much about what you are talking about. You need to specify things like those.). I clarified that, that the Titan regens their hp while out of combat (When they are not under attack/attacking something.). The info I had changed was the defenses bit, which I clarified in the last edit. And I just tried a practice match and the titan instantly became invulnerable when the last Phoenix respawned. Either it lost agrro for no reason, or it doesn't occurr anymore. However, if it does still happen you can make a video displaying it. For now I HAVE to leave it like this, because the wikis' info need to be current (up to date) and confirmed to be true.--Malvodion (talk) 08:43, 24 March 2014 (UTC)


 * Here's a video showing what I am talking about: http://youtu.be/8mguzP0pgZI.  As long as you are engaged with the Titan when the phoenix respawns, it will stay vulnerable.


 * As it is written now, it says "Whenever a Phoenix comes back to life, the Titan will instantly regain one of it's defense buffs and a portion of it's health .", which is not correct. The life gain happens when it resets (as shown in the video), not when the phoenix respawns.  SapphireLemur (talk) 23:07, 24 March 2014 (UTC)


 * Thanks for the video, I corrected the description. The description should hopefuly be clear enough for anyone that is new to the game. Please, if you notice anything else that needs to be changed, you are more that welcome to change it yourself or ask me, I don't mind (In fact I like to see more and more people wanting to add/update stuff for the wiki.).--Malvodion (talk) 00:52, 25 March 2014 (UTC)


 * Looks good, thanks! SapphireLemur (talk) 01:32, 25 March 2014 (UTC)