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Commento di 1909

Disengage will have its functionality changed in WotLK. It will cause the hunter to leap backwards up to 13 yards and has a 30 second cooldown. This should be handy for helping hunters avoid getting stuck in melee.

Commento di 122930

@_@ I may love hunter PvP again...
Anyone know what the graphic for this looks like? It'd be awesome if it was like something out of Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon with an almost floating look to it.

Commento di 195289

why not just have a ice trap shot

Wish granted!

Commento di 81194

Disengage isn't supposed to remove snares. We do want it to move you the same distance whether snared or not, but that takes new code, so it will take a little while. We did recently lower the mana cost from 14% (I think) to 5%. It is off the GCD now.

Commento di iBeastMastery

To respond to mmeckruabe, this is actually perfect, and btw, have you seen a hunter get attacked by an arcane Mage, or a rogue or a melee class, or to make it clearer, any class with a snare ability?

Disengage is a real improvement over the previous NOTHING that it did, jumping such and such yards back is a great PvP/ PvE asset. After you've trapped a monster, and you don't want to feign deth(because healer will get aggro from heals, die and then the tank will die) all you have to do is face your back to a secluded are, wing clip, and disengage.

As the mob you trapped is slowly coming toward you, all you have to do is kite him, and put on concussive shot if wing clip's duration is over, and just wait off the trap, freezing arrows cooldown, to CC the mob again.

The PvP implications are so obvious, way better way of getting a melee off our backs w/o having to use a trap, feigning or LoSing him.

Commento di 131634

pvp godsend if you're good enough to master this ability. Almost limitless potential.

Commento di 217109

Also note that if you jump as you cast this (compensating for lag) you can get a significant boost to the distance that you jump backwards, very useful for PVP when you're in close with melee classes.

Commento di 231529

I wish to question the "10 yd range," as on my hunter I was max distance (no talent range increase) and I used this and it pushed me out of range of fire.

Commento di Thrakin

This spell is -INCREDIBLY- useful, especially in World PvP - If you get ganked while there are a group of mobs on you, just Feign + Disengage. This + Master's Call should prove a decent addition to any hunter's arsenal :3

Commento di Thrakin

Was changed recently ( Not sure which patch ). It no longer requires a target ( Which means you CAN use it as a backwards blink ), but you have to be in combat to use it.

Commento di 51379

How far this ability will throw you backwards is highly dependent on the terrain you are on. If you are on a hillside with your back facing up the hill (looking down it) then the ability throws you back a good 3 inches rendering it completely useless. However, if your back is facing down the hill and you use it you can be thrown out far enough to fly a good 50-60 yards which is super fun to do when getting ganked or in world PVP (you will take fall damage tho and that = durability hit if you die). The 10 yard range is on flat ground with no obstacles in the way. I do not believe you have to be facing an enemy to use this so it could be used in PVE when you need to group up on a boss or spread out quickly. This is a great ability... I laugh out loud every time i use it. Thank you Blizzard.

Commento di Thrakin

Anyone else see Hunter 29 twinks owning WSG, btw? Get the flag, get on flag room roof and bazam throw yourself to madness. Works best /w a pot straight after.

Commento di 220902

The range is indefinite, it just applies to the physics (Gravity and such) of the game. So really, there is a range, but it isn't a predetermined one. I imagine if some sort of falling impairment item was used, the hunter would be able to go much farther.

Commento di 307852

Extremely useful when combined with either slow fall or parachute cloak/flexweave underlay.
I would like to know the exact speed of this spell "shoots" you, but it is somewhere between 150-200% mount speed.
Tested in Arathi Basin, with parachute it was great escaping from Lumber mill. Landed almost at the Blacksmith's graveyard.

Commento di Mattrocks

Disengage really is an awesome ability, just to be blunt.

Using almost just it alone, I've screwed over more than 15 Flag Carriers in Warsong Gulch just by performing what I call "The Hunter Double-Jump".

I've also come up with a few tricks as well, which I'll list here.

The Hunter Double-Jump

This is my favourite of all the tricks that I use, and is quite simple to pull off.

1. Jump off the edge of a cliff or towards the target you're trying to catch up to, facing towards the target/area you're trying to get to. Jumping allows you to increase the distance you can possibly travel. Also make sure you're in combat first and that there's no hostile Non-Death Grip Cooldown Death Knights around (as they can pull you back to them mid-jump - THIS WILL SCREW YOU OVER).
3. Turn around while in mid-air so that your back is now facing the area/target you're trying to catch up to. The best way to do this is to firstly use your left hand mouse button, turn around with it, hold it down and tap your right hand mouse button at the same time.
4. Right after you've turned around, hit Disengage and watch as you soar over both friend and foe alike, leaving them stupefied as you either catch up or land in front of your enemy, Wing Clip him, Trap him, etc.etc. As far as I know, you can pop a few instant shots at any targets in front of you as you soar.

The Hunter Butterfly Stroke

This, like the Hunter Double-Jump is quite easy to execute, although it require a tad bit more timing. Essentially, it can only be used for travelling reasonably large distances while at the surface of the water, but it most likely beats swimming.

1. To start, remember to be in combat, as always. And also avoid the Death Knights mentioned above. Also make sure your back is towards the are you want to get to. Firstly, press Disengage.
2. You may be wondering why I say press it first. This is because the moment after you press it, you need to jump. From my experience, Disengage seems to have a short "cast time" of about a second before it takes place, so then, once you jump up after pressing Disengage, it should kick in just as you're above water, giving you the same speed and distance benefits as the label says, allowing you to travel over water for a short distance.

And lastly,

The Hunter Parachute

I found out this while in Gnomeregan trying to get my Hydrocane. I'm not going to list any steps here, because it is simply a Hunter Double-Jump, only with perhaps a delay between Steps 3 and 4.

From what I know, Disengage actually reduces all of the extra damage you take from falling down a long distance to zero and then uses the falling point where Disengage took effect as a new starting point for falling. Remember, only use this as a last-ditch resort, and make sure you're in combat. If you can pull it off properly (Provided that my theorycraft is correct), you should be able to land safely after falling from long drops without losing any health where other players would've died.

Well, there's me :D I'd like to see a video of a Hunter using Rocket Boots off a really, really high cliff and a Mage casting Slow Fall on him and seeing how far he gets. :D

-Mattrocks

Commento di Mattrocks

I wasn't able to add to one of the comments in my first post (as I thought I had passed 7.5K characters), but I was wondering - if a Hunter gets Slow Fall and uses Disengage, is it possible that he will go at the said "150%-200% Mount Speed" all the way, or will he slow down at some point?

Oh, and the last bit of my comment, by the way, should be put more specficially.

"I'd like to see a video where a Hunter (with High-Level Engineering) uses Rocket Boots to use the Hunter Double-Jump(See my first post) with Slow Fall cast on him over a really, really long and deep fall (I'd say top of Storm Peaks, perhaps), who also has a Flexweave Underlay attached to a Parachute Cloak (if a combination is possible) to use just in case if the Slow Fall wears off and see how far he gets."

Thank you. :D

Commento di Rollheiser

Blink for hunters.

Simply jump and use the mouse to twist your character in the air to disengage in any direction you'd like. Also ensures you don't clip the terrain and come to a screeching halt.

Any hunter worth his or her salt should find this an easy and obvious extention of their jump shot/kiting skills.

Commento di badkarm4

Due to the nature of this ability, a Horde FC in WSG. (hunter obviously, although mages and priests alway had similiar benefits), gets a substantial benefit over Alliance...

Commento di Rufina

I used disengage on one of the cliffs in Thousand needles.

Ouch.

As it made things better, I had allready suffered a fall down death thanks to a duel vs a priest who mc'ed me off the cliff ;__;

Commento di Artoo

As patch 3.1.2, cooldown has been reduced by 5sec.

Commento di 319743

If theres any kind of slope behind you you will hit that, no matter how small it is.

Commento di 370057

You can now get it down to a 16 second cooldown thanks to Survival Tactics and the Glyph of Disengage. Love this pvp spell a lot :)

Commento di Rexz

As a nightelf, you can also use this to buy you some time such as waiting on a short cool down and such during pvp. Simple just scatter shot a person really fast, and as you disengage right away man the shadowmeld racial which will likely shield you from the enemy's view of you for a few moment until you can reengage again.

Often time when you get far away enough and disengage you will be out of the screen already by the time the enemy is adjusting their screen to face you. If you're quick enough, a fast shadowmeld will cause the enemy to wander around a bit, buying you some time.

Commento di Dusklight

If you are an Engineer, this spell has unlimited potential.
If you are carrying a flag in Warsong Gulch, and enemies are coming, just Disengage+Parachute Cloak!
Works best if you are in top of the entrance to the tunnel. I've seen hunters leap almost halfway across the field.

In Arathi Basin, just jump off the Mill! Do various emotes at the attackers as you shoot across the sky and waft gently down on your cloak.

Commento di 227651

1. Jump off the edge of a cliff or towards the target you're trying to catch up to, facing towards the target/area you're trying to get to. Jumping allows you to increase the distance you can possibly travel. Also make sure you're in combat first and that there's no hostile Non-Death Grip Cooldown Death Knights around (as they can pull you back to them mid-jump - THIS WILL SCREW YOU OVER).
3. Turn around while in mid-air so that your back is now facing the area/target you're trying to catch up to. The best way to do this is to firstly use your left hand mouse button, turn around with it, hold it down and tap your right hand mouse button at the same time.
4. Right after you've turned around, hit Disengage and watch as you soar over both friend and foe alike, leaving them stupefied as you either catch up or land in front of your enemy, Wing Clip him, Trap him, etc.etc. As far as I know, you can pop a few instant shots at any targets in front of you as you soar.

What happend to Step 2?

Commento di toastmaster7727

They should increase the actual height you jump when you use it. I've been in several circumstances where the slightest of incline in the ground features can cut your Disengage to almost nothing. Beware of using this when the ground behind you is slightly higher.

Commento di Andruth

This is a very useful skill. Not only can you use it to gain distance on an opponent (as is its most obvious use), but can be used to close the distance between you and a fleeing opponent (as has been stated - for example, catching the flag runner in Warsong Gulch).

Something that hasn't been stated though, is that you can use this in conjunction with Readiness to use it twice in a row. Obviously this should only be used in situations where fleeing is an option and necessary (Warsong Gulch yet again, anyone?), as Readiness boasts other uses.(##RESPBREAK##)8##DELIM##ElhonnaDS##DELIM##

Commento di 201789

i wonder if you can help increase the flight time and range by jumping before launching disengage and hitting parachute cloak from engineering...... anyone has clues bout it?

Commento di 360122

This is in the running for my favorite WoW spell to date.

Aside from being wildly useful to hunters, it's fun as hell. With the right terrain and a good angle, you can spring up onto ledges and continue sniping your enemies from your makeshift eagle's nest. Mob downhill, fast approaching your spot on top of said hill? whip around backwards and spring down the hill - bam! you're behind the mob and 25 yards away. And that goes double for PvP.

Fun and useful, the hallmark of a good spell.

Commento di Noromis

Hunter casts "Disengage."
Death knight casts "Death Grip."

I think I'll call it re-engage.

Commento di Happyfisherman

Puts you out of combat, this means, after you landed, this turns auto shoot off so you have to press T again to start attacking the mob or player again.

Commento di Rollheiser

Took me forever to figure it out, but when you use disengage when falling, it takes the position of where you used disengage as the new height of the fall.

Meaning you can use disengage to survive long drops while in combat (av bridge, ab mill) and kill players who've gone afk on their flying mounts high in the air; just pop deterrence before you hit the ground.

Commento di Zeebs

Death knight casts "Death Grip."
Hunter casts "Disengage."

I think I'll call it dis-engage.

This. Any hunter worth his salt will kite a Death Knight until he uses Death Grip, before using Disengage.

Also, if you time it right, you can Disengage when you're at the apex of the Death Grip arc, and easily travel two to three times the distance from where you were originally standing.

Commento di 246123

does the glyph and the tallent stack to make this a shorter cd?

Commento di dopfeldecker

Works underwater.

Commento di Wolfenpilot687

This has served to me as a long jump too.

Commento di TastyBrush

Disengage from a cliff when ganked
+ Readiness
+ Disengage while about 15 yards from hitting the ground = The Hunter has escaped with style!

Commento di Thottbot

It's like the priest's Fade move. It works best if you're in a party and there are others present to take the aggro. The move reduces Aggro, doesn't get rid of it. You need to have your pet create a bunch of aggro for it to work well if you're solo.

Commento di Thottbot

Ya, it's true, disengage and throw a freeze trap...
Now for me, my technique is...
while pet and character are attacking enemy, disengage,
set freeze trap + set pet to passive!
aspect of cheetah,
run max distance while still in ranged weapon range,
use Aimed shot,
pet attack again,
concussive shot,
serpent sting,
arcane shot,
by this stage hopefully they'll be dead, or start your melee attacks...
That probably seems hectic, but if you're used to fighting this sorta style, it'll make alot of sense to you...
Hope this helps the newer ones that are just learning these skills :D

Commento di Thottbot

this ability was made for when you are in a group or soloing and take to much argo at once. So when you are soloing u out argo the pet which happens offten use this and the NPC gos back to beating ur pet. Now in an instance hunters are time to time will argo a guy of the tank all u need to do i have pet growl at him and use Disengage this will normaly take agro off of u and on ur pet and hopfuly not to the healer. Hope this clears things up with some people.

Commento di Thottbot

with this pre Feign Death people can get away from wipes if they are NE, just befor your group wipes, use this, then Shadowmeld with pet stayed in the spot it is.

just an idea.

edit: im not sure if this works, i tried in soloing, but pet was still in combat, so it was a no-go. im gonna try tonight when i have the time to see if it works in groups.

Commento di Thottbot

How is this in pvp ? Can you use it and then place trap ?

Commento di Thottbot

I've used this spell and after disengaging, it did not allow me to set a trap (freeze or immolation). Aren't you supposed to be able to set a trap? Did I do something wrong?

Commento di Thottbot

Well, rogues are a ^&*!@. But Scatter shot, Feign death, Frost trap, run away, pet attacks with Intimidation while U do Aimed shot, Concussive shot, Multiple shot and Serpent sting to DOT him so he cant Vanish. This should make him regret attacking U...

/Freelove on Frostmane

Commento di Thottbot

the ppl that were talking about disengage and placing a freeze trap are wrong. The only way you can place a freeze trap when you started battle with a mob is FD then place the trap (if your pet is on the mob's hate list then this doesnt work). PVP however will work if your pet is not targeted by the enemy and no longer in battle with them then u can FD and trap. Anyways... Disengage doesnt work like that guys, it only reduces threat and stops the auto attack that u have with the mob. If what you guys say was correct then you could scattershot someone and place a trap (which u cant cuz scattershot doesnt remove you from the mob's hate list if anything it makes them hate you more). No pet out... then FD place trap then your good. NOT DISENGAGE.

Commento di Thottbot

it works at mele range only^^
generaly on mobs - to reduce agro, i se it to save a FD

Commento di Thottbot

Then why does the spell discription say it removes the character from combat mode?

Commento di Thottbot

After reading this im glad u can use traps durin battle now

Commento di Thottbot

its basically the same ability as feint for rogues, simply for hunters instead. can be used if you pull agro in an instance by a small margin and you dont want to use FD or to get agro back to your pet.

Commento di Thottbot

I actually use this a fair deal on my hunter. Counts as a melee ability, so %60 off mana cost with survival talents. If I pull aggro off my pet, I will try to joust through mob with raptor strike, disengage, and wingclip. Snares target, does a decent amount of damage, and reduces threat in one blow. This can also help set off weapon procs like icy enchant for a double snare, as it counts as a normal swing. Additionally, it does not break ice trap. I'd be curious to know whether it could be used with misdirection to remove aggro.

Commento di Allakhazam

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Disengage

Disengage

5% della base mana	Portata illimitata

Istantaneo	25 s di recupero

You attempt to disengage from combat, leaping backwards. Can only be used while in combat.

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Dettagli dell'incantesimo

Durata

n/d

Scuola

Fisico

Meccanica

n/d

Tipo di Dissipare

n/d

Categoria GCD

n/d

Costo

5% della base mana

Portata

50000 metri (Anywhere - Unlimited)

Tempo di lancio

Istantaneo

Recupero

25 secondi

GCD

0 secondi

Effetto

Jump (2) (200)
Valore: 75
[PVP Multiplier: ]1

Variabili

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[Do Not Sheath]
Ferma l'Auto-attacco
[No School immunities]
[Suppress Caster Procs]
Non Impegnarsi Obiettivo
[Do Not Display Range]

Disengage

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