Herb of Strength -.-

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Anyone else noticed that it erases both Might and Greater Might? (lowering your pattk basically) Then after it's 2 minutes, it only gives u Might back and it doesnt give Greater Might back as well? :(
yeah they really need to just not have them overwrite buffs at all.
:o Wow, that sucks.

And if they didn't overwrite stuff, things would get knocked off the bar completely.

I want the pre-patch herbs back. :(
they overwrite to help REAL soloers who dont have buffs, before they just made people with 2 boxes even better...but i still want to keep my greater might :(

they overwrite to help REAL soloers who dont have buffs


What about my real soloer warcryer?
I realy like the hp and mp herbs, lets me do about 5% at 68 non-stop hinting white mobs. But if what you say about greater might also works at chant of war.. I will have to be more carefull picking up drops.
I havent noticed this thoght, I have greater might all the time when I play.
Same, I have never noticed an herb of strength kicking off chant of war.
OK, just cheked, the herb of streinght doesnt kicks chant of battle.
It's not supposed to overwrite if the buff you currently have is stronger.... amiright?
it doesnt overwrite, once the 2 min fades you get your old buff back.

It's not supposed to overwrite if the buff you currently have is stronger.... amiright?



Every herb is always max level. And they don't overwrite buffs, rather they temporarily mask the existing buff.

it doesnt overwrite, once the 2 min fades you get your old buff back.



Yeah.. that's what I was thinking too. Though... never having been buffed with greater might, I wouldn't know ( as I always play mages/ summoners ).

:edit:

According to Newt's ss.... Greater Might isn't even counted ( and if this is the case, wouldn't might stack with greater might O_o ).
Might and greater might have always stacked, just as shield and greater shield have always stacked (the spells aren't more powerful per say).

They just don't stack with each other.