Mage CC going crazy

[encarsia]

Singular Mage CC cast molten/mage armor repetitively. Can anyone help with this problem?

 

[Zugga]

Ha ha YES I am having the same problem it looks terrible. Instant ban.
It only happens on fire mages btw.
Trying to find the singular topic so I can tortoise update it mayb that will fix it.

 

[Sch8]

Get amplify and its fixed.

 

[Zugga]

Ya I changed to amplify CC and came back to this thread to say the same thing.
Singular is hosed Even the updated version it refuses to do combat normally.

Then I tried Fpsware Mage *and it is not functioning correctly* Amplify works fine.

 

[Kamilche]

It's because there's a fishy bit of code that applies the armor based on what armor spells you have. This fails, because a fire mage HAS all 3 armors. Instead of doing it based on what spells you have, it should be doing it based on what spec you have.

Open the file 'HonorBuddy/CustomClasses/Singular/ClassSpecific/Mage/Common.cs', and locate the line containing 'Molten Armor.' Replace the three statements that are trying to apply armor (all in a row), with these lines:

                CreateSpellBuffOnSelf(
                    "Molten Armor",
                    ret =>
                    (TalentManager.CurrentSpec == TalentSpec.FireMage) && !Me.HasAura("Molten Armor") && !Me.Mounted && !Me.IsFlying && !Me.IsOnTransport),
                CreateSpellBuffOnSelf(
                    "Frost Armor",
                    ret =>
                    (TalentManager.CurrentSpec == TalentSpec.FrostMage) && !Me.HasAura("Frost Armor") && !Me.Mounted && !Me.IsFlying && !Me.IsOnTransport),
                CreateSpellBuffOnSelf(
                    "Mage Armor",
                    ret =>
                    (TalentManager.CurrentSpec == TalentSpec.ArcaneMage) && !Me.HasAura("Mage Armor") && !Me.Mounted && !Me.IsFlying && !Me.IsOnTransport),

 

[Kamilche]

But yeah, I see what you mean - even after fixing this problem with Singular, it still suffers in comparison to Amplify. After dying a couple of times because Singular kept rezzing me in the middle of a group of hostile mobs, I switched to the Amplify class again, which intelligently went to the best spot to rez at and ate some food, before entering the fray.

Bleah. There's still a reason to use Amplify.