Charm break warnings

Yally

Dalayan Adventurer
Would it be way to much to ask for messages before charm breaks?

I think it would be neat to base these on charisma, or make them random, either way something allong these lines:


NPC begins to blink

This one would be the better one to get, it gives you 1 minute warning before charm will break.


NPC regains controll

This could be a less helpful warning. It would give you maybe 15 - 20 seconds of warning



The idea behind these is that with charm being so random, unless you do a short bout of kills and then recharm, exp is risky as an enchanter. At higher levels the only way to go for good exp is with mobs that are also higher level, and this means that they summon. I personally use a charm pet that summons and I do realize there is an exponentially larger risk involved in this type of exping...however, I would think a system like this would be anything but unbalancing. Should provide minor help so that enchanters/druids/necros can stay out of significant trouble. This could also possibly let us charm in groups...who knows ;)
 
I am against making chanters even more powerful.

Charmed pets are the best pets available in the game. There is a good reason they're unreliable and risky.
 
In the group envirorment charming level 55 mobs is nearly risk free at the moment for somone with any clue as to what they are doing with an enchanter.
 
NPC begins to blink

This one would be the better one to get, it gives you 1 minute warning before charm will break.

Be happy your charm lasts one minute!

I have to totally agree with the admins here. Heaven forbid something not be given to you.
 
even though i would love this, it would be WAY to easy to solo then. i have to drag a druid around just to sow myself for me to solo in west freeport charming monks, when they break charm, i have to book it to either root them or FD, not to mention all the mobs they drag along with them chasing me (as they path through buildings)

as a player, i would have to object to this.
 
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