Invisible/Telekinesis Player in Instance

[Crysuphom]

Hello. Halfway through Tam-Tara Deepcroft the tank (Hyur fem) in our light group stood in one place, yet was tanking in another spot at the same time. This is surely hard to explain, so handily i recorded the whole run. Link to youtube video is just below here, skip to 18:00 and you'll see when the tank goes telekinesis. Go a little earlier, like 17:30 to see if what i do before that is the cause. So on.

http://youtu.be/isYuYadBNl0?t=18m2s


While i'm showing you a video i gotta add something irrelevant: Where is the Final Fantasy XIV forums' Video's and Creative Sub-forums? As you may have guessed, i did record this video to entertain watchers, players or potential newcomers alike, with how a proper runthrough of an instance in Final Fantasy XIV: ARR looks. I hadn't anticipated this glitch/bug. And this got out of proper to say the least. More entertaining than a normal run i'm sure, and let me tell you, it was troublesome knowing which enemy to attack when i couldn't even see the tank. ..

[Anyara]

We've been reporting this bug since Phase2. Every single time it gets filed in "insufficient information".

Most people assume it happens when positional data for the "invisible" player stops updating properly for you (the other client). The server obviously still knows where the player is, they're still fighting, the mobs know where they are, etc. Only the other clients lose the data about where that player is. The positional data "resets" and updates properly if you log out and back in again, or if you die.

You were lucky you were dps when it happened. Try healing when you can't see the tank...

[Crysuphom]

Lol! I didn't even think about how hard it'd be as a healer. Well as for "insufficient information" you know have a video on it, from start of the run all the way to end. I just wish i'd have gone back to the location the tank got stuck at after she left the dungeon to see if the character still would be standing there or if she'd actually leave as the player did. But okay, this isn't all that uncommon, i see.