Lock-On -> Reverse Roll ->Hornet Ring Back Stab off cliff (In PvP)

[Velindian]

Would this be a good tactic in PvP if your opnent has you on the edge of a cliff, in a minimal lag scenario? And if so, a video link to someone doing it would be superb =P

[southpaw]

hornet ring backstabber -> such skill, very tactic, much fun, wow

[Velindian]

Cake ☼님이 먼저 게시:

hornet ring backstabber -> such skill, very tactic, much fun, wow

if anything i wish i could just get the animations without the high damage since they look so badass

Also
such true, very sarcasm, much joke, wow

[Dashiell]

If you're backstab fishing you will the one to get backstabbed.

[Velindian]

Dashiell님이 먼저 게시:

If you're backstab fishing you will the one to get backstabbed.

i'm not planning on fishing, i was just wondering if it's a plausible tactic to kill someone quickly who's got you on the edge of a cliff (since the longsword has a hornet stab animation that pushes them further forward). and No ♥♥♥♥ Sherlock, fishing is a bad idea XP

Edit: i love how the censored letters are hearts =3

[Novi]

Reverse rolling isn't really a viable pvp tactic to begin with. Sure it can look cool when you manage to do it, but regular roll bs is much more reliable.

[Velindian]

Novi님이 먼저 게시:

Reverse rolling isn't really a viable pvp tactic to begin with. Sure it can look cool when you manage to do it, but regular roll bs is much more reliable.

Assuming someone can execute it 100% of the time would you say it's as viable? or is it still just flashier and not as good?

[Dashiell]

You're assuming one certain situation in specific locations where enemy won't dodge for some reason, that's the problem.

[Velindian]

Dashiell님이 먼저 게시:

You're assuming one certain situation in specific locations where enemy won't dodge for some reason, that's the problem.

yeah, i know that much. What i'm asking specifically (and sorry for not specifying earlier) is: is the reverse roll BS distance short enough for the hornet backstab to push the other player off the cliff if you are near or on the ledge?