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[Aldridgeguy]

I am doing my first play through as a warrior and was curious as to the purpose of the " Disengage " talent. Correct me if I am wrong but I was under the impression that a warriors function was to act as a tank, a dammage sponge, to charge headlong into the middle of the fray and aggro as many mobs as possible onto him/her to keep them away from the lesser armed / armoured party members. So why do they have a talent that basically reduces their hostility and encourages mobs to attack other targets ? This is not a jibe at the game mechanics, it is a genuine question, could anyone enlighten me please ?

Modifié par Aldridgeguy, 14 février 2010 - 11:34 .

[Lambert_Feyzel]

There are various specializations for warriors, not only tanking. For example, you could have in your party a warrior tank and a damage dealer warrior armed with two swords.. the latter should use disengage whenever there are too many mobs on him, to leave their attention to the tank.



ps: aaaargh at your picture.. a gay dwarf? ;-)

[Aldridgeguy]

Thanks for the info

P.S, believe it or not but it's actually a female dwarf lol ( an anvil fell on her head as a child lol )

[Lambert_Feyzel]

Haha, I see, maybe he's also got a witty hamster in his pocket and he's looking for a woman named ..Dynair?

Modifié par Lambert_Feyzel, 14 février 2010 - 12:09 .

[x-president]

It could be useful if you have to heal and are using a non-mage group.  Or give you extra time to toss a bomb.  You could also use it to get closer to a group of archers without getting shot at.

[Sabresandiego]

Even if you are the tank, if your health drops below a certain level you should disengage so that you dont die! I set my tank tactics to disengage if health < 20%.