[vi6six]

I know it seems like common sense, but I have never seen a fellow Priest make use of this spell:

Mind Vision

If you know the name of the player that took your flag, type it in after target. eg. a Druid named Istealflg has your flag

type in:
/tar istealflg
then cast Mind Vision

You'll see exactly where he's hiding and avoid having to waste time tracking him down. Again, I know it should be common sense, but I can't count the number of times my fellow Horde couldn't find the FC, or the number of times I successfully hid the flag for a good 10+ minutes without being found. If you're not a priest yourself, you can always ask in /bg chat for your priest to do this. It can save a lot of time, and (most times) also lets you know how many people are with the flag carrier.

[skiierx131]

I guess I don't have to tell you it really is common sense since you already said that. And if you wait long enough as it is, open your map up and you will see where you flag is after so many minutes. No priest needed.

[themaster]

make this thread also :
"Hunter - tip

I know it seems like common sense, but I have never seen a fellow hunter make use of this skill:

Humanoid track

If you know the name of the player that took your flag, type it in after target. eg. a Druid named Istealflg has your flag

type in:
/tar istealflg
then use Humanoid track

You'll see exactly where he's hiding and avoid having to waste time "

[sheeesh]

Originally Posted by skiierx131

I guess I don't have to tell you it really is common sense since you already said that. And if you wait long enough as it is, open your map up and you will see where you flag is after so many minutes. No priest needed.

Opening the map wont show if they're on the roof, in their flag room, or on the second ledge.

It may not seem like much, but this could be quite useful.

[gosp]

Quick note - Mindvision makes them stop drinking as well.

[Zaku]

Originally Posted by gosp

Quick note - Mindvision makes them stop drinking as well.

Does it ?

thx for sharing also

[password]

thats a good idea with the mind vision +rep even though its not really an exploit

[pesoiscool]

nice to know mind vision stops them drinking

[Liteness]

Originally Posted by themaster

make this thread also :
"Hunter - tip

I know it seems like common sense, but I have never seen a fellow hunter make use of this skill:

Humanoid track

If you know the name of the player that took your flag, type it in after target. eg. a Druid named Istealflg has your flag

type in:
/tar istealflg
then use Humanoid track

You'll see exactly where he's hiding and avoid having to waste time "

ROFL .

[The Maffyx]

Originally Posted by themaster

make this thread also :
"Hunter - tip

I know it seems like common sense, but I have never seen a fellow hunter make use of this skill:

Humanoid track

If you know the name of the player that took your flag, type it in after target. eg. a Druid named Istealflg has your flag

type in:
/tar istealflg
then use Humanoid track

You'll see exactly where he's hiding and avoid having to waste time "

Maybe because when a druid is in cat form, he's not a humanoid, so it doesn't work.

[Thaledan]

Yep some of the annoyances about shapeshifting and spells but you can always track beasts

[Methone]

Is this an exploit? Don't think so...

[vi6six]

Well, it's useful when your team has NO idea about the MANY flag hiding spots. Even if you see where he is on the map, it sometimes makes no difference. Ever tried finding a dwarf with the flag, who has it in a corner with /sleep? In some areas of the map, you can barely see his feet.

[raskemenn]

hehe nice tips

[JustDukeIt]

Originally Posted by pesoiscool

nice to know mind vision stops them drinking

Correct me if im wrong but i think that was fixed at the previous patch.