What is BUFF-LIFTING attack?

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In description of Ultimate Evasion skill it says:
Significantly increases Evasion and resistance to buff-lifting attacks. Effect 2.
What is it? Any example of BUFF-LIFTING attack?
I sent petition to find out but they told me they would not know, and suggested to ask gamers.
Regards,

E.
Only Buff Lifting Attack i can think of is Cancel.
Some of the vortex, touch of death, and cancel is about it I think.
Cancel, Touch of death, and possibly the hero spear weapon.
yeah.. I pretty much thinks its resistance to skills that removes buffs.

Incredible way to say it, uh?
block skills (shield/ww/etc) the bane's and such also i guess


Incredible way to say it, uh?



Right you are =)
I am not native english language speaker but from what I heard so far ... what a twist! =)

Hope anyboby can explain where this expression came from.
thats engrish for you

thats engrish for you



Myxaxa!!! :D



Incredible way to say it, uh?



Right you are =)
I am not native english language speaker but from what I heard so far ... what a twist! =)

Hope anyboby can explain where this expression came from.



The word lift doesn't just mean elevating or ascending. Think similar to ... lifting an embargo or lift a siege. It's a perfectly acceptable synonym.
Death is the best buff lifting attack unless you have that noblesse blessing.


The word lift doesn't just mean elevating or ascending. Think similar to ... lifting an embargo or lift a siege. It's a perfectly acceptable synonym.



That I understand. Still I don't get one think, how words buff, lift and attack are connected in this case. I mean, I understand each of these words but...

If they would say debuff-lifting attack - I would get it. Debuff is an attack, all right. I never heard of buff as an attack, except for the BERSEKER in some cases but with C5 it's not an issue anymore.

So maybe Mistryl can help us and say what BUFF-LIFTING ATTACK is, and give an example. PLEASE!
The phrase "buff-lifting attack" is good to be used in that way. The game considers anything in the first 2 rows of your buff bar to be buffs. So, a spell or attack skill that removes, or "lifts" them from your character is considered a buff-lifting attack.
buff-lifting attack
debuffing attack

debuff-lifting would mean the removal of debuffs. Such as surrender, powerbreak, hex, etc.
Thank you guys! now I know =)
surrender to water would be a buff lifting attack if you have resist aqua ??????
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