AOE range indication

[Zeref]

Anyone else feel like it'd be nice to have some form of indication on the range of spells when choosing AOE? usually the different between dieing and surviving a solo Levee is determined between me attacking one enemy in a pair while the other one tares me a new one in the back, and taking them both out together with AOE before my stonewall goes out, but more than often I'll either end up not hooking one with my AOE, or hooking a couple Dodos that magically appeared out of nowhere like the Dodos love to do.

I understand some people want to eye the range and wouldn't like an indication, but i don't see harm with adding a toggle for having one or not you could just have a small glowing ring on the ground showing you how far the spell's range is from the center, and you could even explain it as something like aetheryte responding to the spell if you want it to make sense in the game's world.

[redmetalbear]

Would love that. And not only an AoE range indicator, but a general "how far am I from the mob" indicator, so we can get the max range of spells at a glance. Again, this could easily be a toggle on/off function I'm sure.

[redmetalbear]

And how do you get your profile onto your signature? ^^b

[JaxPalion]

Yeah make it simple, this would be good addition

[LadaraHamiki]

I would love some kind of visual cue on what enemies are in the AOE zone. I'm fairly decent at estimating range due to being forced to practice AOE-awareness, but sometimes magic surprises you in how far it can reach, and that can get you killed pretty easily.

[Ayaka]

And how do you get your profile onto your signature? ^^b

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On topic: Yes, it would be nice to see the AOE range, i was getting used to it, but now with mobs resized i'm having problems again. Also i noticed a frequent problem with casting onto something that is on a slope. The casting range becomes smaller so, for example: it does affect party members separated on the slope not all would get healed being ones in the low side and those that are up dont get it. But if they were in plain ground they would get heal normally. I'm not saying about a very high slope thought. I've suffered this.

[Mr_Gyactus]

Simply, Developers can add an effect over every body hitted by an AOE.
Exactly as the flashy effect we have on a single target.

Another simple idea is add an icon over the head of every mob in the AOE radius.

[redmetalbear]

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On topic: Yes, it would be nice to see the AOE range, i was getting used to it, but now with mobs resized i'm having problems again. Also i noticed a frequent problem with casting onto something that is on a slope. The casting range becomes smaller so, for example: it does affect party members separated on the slope not all would get healed being ones in the low side and those that are up dont get it. But if they were in plain ground they would get heal normally. I'm not saying about a very high slope thought. I've suffered this.

Ok, super noobish question here, where would I find the link to my profile?

[Flasher]

Simply, Developers can add an effect over every body hitted by an AOE.
Exactly as the flashy effect we have on a single target.

Another simple idea is add an icon over the head of every mob in the AOE radius.

or a circle on the ground where the spell land around the target (so that there is still a change will i hit it or not moments)

[Keith_Dragoon]

Would be a nice addition to keep us conjs among the living