I wasn't sure whether to post this in the mechanics folder or not, my bad otherwise:
DOES KNEELING HELP ME FIND SHIT QUICKER?
Also -- Two open hands > one?
Thank you
I wasn't sure whether to post this in the mechanics folder or not, my bad otherwise:
DOES KNEELING HELP ME FIND SHIT QUICKER?
Also -- Two open hands > one?
Thank you
Originally Posted by AnticorOriginally Posted by Stanley Burrell
Yes kneeling helps, along with having two open hands.
Muchas gracias.
Originally Posted by AnticorOriginally Posted by Stanley Burrell
De nalgas.
Although I will note that if you're playing a halfing or gnome, the kneeling isn't as necessary, seeing as those races are so close to the ground already.
I'm not sure, no. Just saying that as I play a halfling, I haven't noticed much of a difference when kneeling, however my half-elf can't find squat without kneeling first.
Do you actually know this to be true? Or have you, like me, always been told that kneeling helps and just accept it to be true? I don't mean to say you're wrong or anything, just curious if you (or anyone) have (has) any actual proof. It seems logical enough, but that often doesn't matter when it comes to gemstone.
Last edited by Izzy; 10-10-2007 at 08:59 PM.
I think she basically said it right there that she wasn't totally sure, heh.
All I know is that I want/it is my destiny to be a foraging ninja.
Originally Posted by AnticorOriginally Posted by Stanley Burrell
Not completely, 100% totally for sure, no. However I've read it and I've somewhat tested it. I didn't notice much of a difference with my halfling, however as my rather tall half-elf, if she kneels she has better chances at successful finds.
Last edited by CrystalTears; 10-10-2007 at 09:16 PM.
I probably used the wrong quote when I posed my question.
My request for specific proof was actually supposed to be directed at kneeling in general, not at halflings/gnomes not needing to kneel. She said she wasn't sure about the latter, if I read her post correctly.
Last edited by Izzy; 10-10-2007 at 10:03 PM.