Reflective Bracer of Confoundment

Manguadi

Dalayan Beginner
Can mirror shield be removed from this item? Aside from the proc taking up two buffslots, it happens immediately before the spell which triggers it, which leads to things like eating soulbound (everyone who casts buffs loves removing it for each cast) and blocking DA spells or even the buff that caused the spell to trigger in the first place.

The proc can be very nice at times, but all the logistical headaches it entails are too much about client oddities and too little about gameplay.
 
Yea this is a problem on several bracer procs. Sisera's darkmesh wristguard will proc rune 2, and it will eat soulbond. if this could be altered that would likely solve the problem entirely
 
Please don't make bracers trigger after spell lands...


Why? Because as it is, when it procs before on a mez, it still gets mezzed. I dont want bracer procs breaking mez on cast.


Just take the bracer off when you cast SB buffs...problem solved. It's not that hard.
 
Yeah please don't, now you're taking all the good bracers away from enchanters cuz now we can't even equip them if that happens.. just take off your bracer, don't nerf us.
 
It's still a problem when you have to remez things and this is only with detrimental damage spell procs. My issue with the reflective bracer is that its a helpful proc that shits all over you because it eats two slots and screws with every manner of buffing.

Making the proc trigger after a spell is still a much better solution, particularly coupled with making mez not trigger procs. It would really be nice if procs couldnt effect mezzed mobs at all, as with Tuor proccing while a tank tries to gain aggro on a mezzed mob.

Also what bracer are the two of you even talking about? Neither of you is wearing a nuke on your wrist.
 
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He's wearing a bracer that procs a nuke, and I know I have at least 2 bracers bagged that have DD procs.
 
I agree the proc shouldnt happen before the spell anyway.Having dmg wristproc break a mez is part of the class interest of the itemization , just like canopic jars need to be used with caution. Having the proc eat soulbond soudns plain wrong while dmg proc breaking mez doesn't sound absurd.
On melee, the proc should happen after the hit also (not sure if its actually the case ?)
 
The reason I suggested removal in the first place is because I thought it would be easiest. Also I've never heard more whining about a single item ever. Not even from thaz.
 
if you make the bracer still proc on the mez spell it makes it to where enchanters can't even upgrade form melting stone bracelet... which is very unfair.. I like zae's idea of making the mez not proc anything.
 
The solution is to leave detrimental procing before but to have beneficial proc after. I hate the mirror bracer and it eating my soulbond *shakes fist*
 
Making mezz spells not trigger procs might be a better solution overall, though.

This would also be cool, I was thinking of what it would be like to be remezzing a mob as an enchanter with hellcall equipped, and it is probably not fun.
 
was fun to see how long it takes to condition people to do a simple task while it lasted.

(The answer was surprisingly long, jeez)
 
Correct me if i'm wrong, but dose this not make all those bracers that have short effects like plauge shock ect, Now worless for the casters (i'm thinking main wizzy's here) By the time it goes off and they start to recast it will be off by the time the spell lands. I'm sad this was changed, if you casting SB buffs just take off the bracer how hard is that.
 
Correct me if i'm wrong, but dose this not make all those bracers that have short effects like plauge shock ect, Now worless for the casters (i'm thinking main wizzy's here) By the time it goes off and they start to recast it will be off by the time the spell lands. I'm sad this was changed, if you casting SB buffs just take off the bracer how hard is that.

Uh, the only somewhat odd thing I as a wizard experienced after this change was root triggering a proc and proc breaking the root. Besides that, no complains and all is well.
 
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