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With (Cracked) Red Eye Orb you use the item and kinda just watch it go and then loading screen and viola you're now in another player's game. As long as you get are matched via SL and weapon level range, then the invasion is valid and you will go to them, wherever they are. You're at Undead Burg using your (Cracked) Red Eye Orb and got matched with some guy in the Depths? You will end the loading at the Depths. The location will not matter.
In your case, the host was just hiding really well in the Catacombs so you failed to find them, that's all.
You might be thinking about the Red Soapstone where you do invade another player as a red/black phantom, but you're invited in via the host interacting with your red soapstone sign. In that case, it would work similarly to white/orange soapstones and are region bound.
have you ever, ever used one? why are you so sure?
Well the weird thing is not a single enemy was killed there as well as most skeletons forming as I ran by meaning the host definitely didn't walk through that specific path/area. I didnt know the cracked red orbs worked like that as I have never been taking to an area outside where I used them.
do you think it's okay to just guess?
You can definitely spawn in a different location to where you pop the (Cracked) Red Eye Orb.
I am not an expert in the game to know why it happens. But I know it happens.
Sure my bad I didn't go into details on why it is happening since I frankly don't know for certain, but spawning at a different location during invasion is indeed possible. That's why I told OP to not worry too much and the host is definitely within the area.
The general rule of thumb is that, it doesn't matter where you get spawned at during invasion. There's definitely a host there. Your only job is to find them and kill them.
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It's either to do with the game outreaching to nearby areas to find hosts to invade, or it's simply an error associated with the piece of map assets you're standing on when you pop the orb. I'm more inclined to believe it's the latter.
For the latter, my understanding is that technically, theoretically you could only invade within the same area to where you pop the orb, but in practice you often end up in a different region anyway. This is because 2 map assets right next to each other in the middle of the same region, with no "borders" between them, can for reasons of bug ore oversight be counted as assets from different regions. So standing on either of them when popping the orb will send you to different locations for invasion.
This may be what happened to OP. He was standing on a piece of map assets that while is visibly in Undead Burg, but is counted as Catacomb in the game file. Hence the game recognises them as being in Catacombs and thus finds a host that is in Catacombs and spawns them there.
Catacombs is pretty big, it's possible that you're just on the other side of it to the host.
Either you're so deep way before the host was even near. Or you're so near the surface, and the host is the one deep in the Catacombs and had used a bonfire that triggered the mob respawn across the map including the ones close to the surface.
Not sure if it's even possible to end up in a region without host honestly; and if it's not a rare occurrence you'd see a lot of people reporting about inaccessible fog walls that blocks paths (invasion will cause the game to lock down the entire area. the only way out is kill or be killed, or enter the boss room) that they can't go through (since an invader is stuck in there trying to find host). But I haven't personally seen a lot of complaints of this nature and the ones I've seen are players trying to leave the invaded zone, not trying to get into it.
In the end of the day, I'd say treat every invasion as if the host is in the area. The host was most certainly in that region at the time of the invasion. If you can't find them, it most probably just means they're good at hiding. There's a few branching and secret paths in the Catacombs, the host could be in any of them, hiding and planning for an ambush on you when you invaded.
Refer to the above comment on why you ended up in Catacombs while using the red orb in Undead Burg if you need an explanation. But just so you know, I don't know for certain if it's true though I think it's the gist of it.
why are you trying to answer a question when you don't actually know anything about the subject?
you should just say that you don't know. it's fine not to. you throwing out guesses has the unfortunate potential where someone might think you're right and they'll then be misinformed.
This already answered the OP, since they're not asking the mechanics of why it happens, now did they?
Meanwhile you're the one who comes in to crash the party and now you're moving the goalpost to where it never existed at.
i haven't moved any kind of goalpost. it's still directly relevant that you haven't ever actually used this item that you're trying to explain and that you're basing your guesses off of stories other people are telling. you have no experience or knowledge on this subject and that is obvious.
please, tell me why you're so sure that they aren't region-bound.
Whether or not it's technically region bound is no longer relevant because you will have a chance to go to other region all the same, all down to whatever that goes on in the code at that time, bug or design oversight or otherwise, especially since it would appear it's not actually a bug but more of a design oversight in the first place.
OP's main concern was if they invaded a region with no host. I answered that most probably the host was there and what happens is within normal behavour of the game and the invasion still worked so there would have been a host.
Everything else was secondary. I don't need to have neuron science PhD ready if someone asks if seizure is within normal human condition, nor do I need to personally have seizure myself to confirm that seizure is indeed real, now do I?
Sure, I do apologise that if I added a "meant to be" before the "region bound" statement it would have been better. I can recognise that. But to bank your entire harping on that single point while everything I've written all but made my intention incredibly clear and then falsely accusing me of spreading misinformation, seems to me that you're just picking a fight. What do you take this forum for, frigging academic thesis?
Or maybe you genuinely don't know you can end up in a different zone than your current location when you invade, and to that I can only say you should practice what you preach.
no, that's the point of all of this. you were 'pretty sure' that they weren't region-bound. all i did was ask you if you've ever even used one, and you've said a *lot* of words and none of them were either 'yes i have' or 'no i haven't'. so: have you ever actually used you some cracked red eye orbs?
like, this, right here. this is a guess, and you're spreading misinformation when you say something like this.
Yes, I used it a couple times. Just a couple though, I'm not into invasion much. And the times I used did send me to the same region I started at.
However that doesn't detract from the fact being sent to a different location is definitely a possibility. That's how information works; you don't need to personally experience a seizure to confirm that seizure exists.
It's that simple.
If you want to keep harping about the qualifiers in a statement and not the actual intent of the statement. Go ahead. You're wasting everyone's time inducing your own. Or maybe that's what you sign up for who knows.