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    • Druid Combat Problems (Hibernate)

    Discussion in 'Honorbuddy Support' started by shimbo, Nov 30, 2012.

    1. shimbo

      shimbo New Member

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      shimbo, Nov 30, 2012
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      Tony "The Bee" Staff Member Moderator

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      are you sure that this is the correct log?
       
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      Having the same Issue with Hibernate

      I am having the same issue with Hibernate... When in combat it continually casts Hibernate on Mobs.
       

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      try a custom combat Routine
       
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    5. shimbo

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      how can i remove Hibernate from the normal Combat Routine?
       
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      check if there is a setting under config class tab
       
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      thanks for the help, but i didnt find anything called "hibernate" or something like "sleep" in the config class tab. Any other ideas?

      Greetings
       
      shimbo, Dec 1, 2012
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