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One Click to "Attack" Always!!

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No support one of the points of being higher lv is to 1 click monsters -.-

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That's a cool idea. I train on blue dragons and I always have to right-click (really a pain when some immature little ranger decides to be a [cabbage] and steal them from me), but I'd hate to be in the wildy, try to move and accidentally attack the Chaos Elemental and get pwnt instantly.

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That's a cool idea. I train on blue dragons and I always have to right-click (really a pain when some immature little ranger decides to be a [cabbage] and steal them from me), but I'd hate to be in the wildy, try to move and accidentally attack the Chaos Elemental and get pwnt instantly.

 

Not to sound mean, but there are only limited amounts of blue dragons there, so whoever gets it first, gets it.

 

You could easily bring air strikes to cast on them in order to try to get them first.

 

 

 

I feel its a "right" that higher lvls to have to be able to 1-click on creatures below they're combat.

 

 

 

As for creatures over lvl 138, I support the 1-click.

 

~Dan

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  • 3 weeks later...

they dont do this because you may accidently click the wrong monster like i was going to kill infernal mages and accidently clicked a banshee and he drained my stats

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