[Debuffs] Magic tricks?

Hey guys, this is pretty much a question thread.


Sometimes i encounter players that can magically make debuffs disappear (not with healing potions and not with skills that can remove debuffs),it is like my debuffs dont stick to them.. I was pvping with my sorcerer yesterday,and my tree/sleep would only last for 1/4 of a second on this cleric. My wife and i have encountered such problem a lot of times,most of the time we see gladiators or clerics that can get out of root or any other debuff like sleeping storm/tree etc SUPER FAST. How come? When i receive sleeping storm i always wait a few seconds (6 seconds i think) til its gone While there are players who only stay under sleeping storm for 1/4 of 1 second? Is this super weird or what?

I have already tested it and magic resist has nothing to do with how long you stay under a debuff :3 so dont try to tell me that MR is the reason. If you get affected by the debuff,you are supposed to stay under it for as long as the debuff forces you to.


Opinions?

 

if a mob hits them they can escape

dunno xD i have never seen a 3rd program that does that

or they use run mode?

 

Sounds unusual.

It's fairly common for lockdown skills (sleep/tree) to be broken by errant mobs, random DoT ticks, stray arrows, etc

Last I checked there were no known exploits or methods for reducing duration of those skills and a slept player can't even use skills or items so that's out of the question.

Fraps or it didn't happen is kinda where I'm leaning with this =p

 

Last time, Spirit masters would use sound blaster on their selves to break Root, I don't know what they might be using now. Another thing, make sure you don't hit them with wind cut down before any root or CC because bleeding will break it too.

 

Hey, i found that myself when i played aion gameforge free to play... if they have PvP gear i found that sleep, silence, tree ect do not last so long. This might be the case but i never seen anyone with hacks to take debuffs away. Just keep an eye out hope i helped maybe not but its what im assuming