Epic flying mount - get inside BT summoning stone (probably others)

[DrunkenDonkey]

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Here is the deal, just stumbled upon this by accident on today's raid - you can easily go inside BT summoning stone and I'm pretty sure it will work for others in outland too. Here is what I did:
* Fly away from the summoning stone, 100 yards or more
* Make sure you are watching in direction opposite of the summoning stone
* Fly towards it while still looking back
* When close to the summoning stone turn forward, the stone takes a few sec to show, enough to get inside it
* (optional) Place dots on every enemy player around

Additional notes: I think wow loads the zones you look and unloads obsolete. I have view distance turned on to the max, pretty powerfull computer with 100-150+fps in shatt and good connection with <100ms lag, and did it like 8/10 (making people from my guild omg) so it is kinda repeatable.

HF

[Dwight K. Schrute]

100-150 FPS? o.o

I get about 50 in shatt with the max settings macro =P

[Ferag]

Yeah, pretty nice. Also common knowledge (AFAIK), you can get inside almost anything that way.

[Shadowalkerdk]

Good find, for sure.

[tb1080]

100-150? What are you using for a monitor?

[7itanium]

I get 140 FPS with a 22" widescreen LCD running at 40-50 MS latency

not that hard with a decent system

[tb1080]

I get 140 FPS with a 22" widescreen LCD running at 40-50 MS latency

not that hard with a decent system

No you dont.

LCD monitors are capped at 90 fps.

And FYI the eye can't see the difference past 50 fps

[editor1337]

Lol you can blink into any summoning stone as a mage.

[nezafeero123]

ncie nice nice

[Cassave]

1. Didn't realy know this, so rep from me, cause this actually helped me

2. The human eye can't see the refreshrates from a monitor higher then 70. ( 50 is still viewable, read below )
TFT monitors don't even have the same refreshing as a LCD monitor cause the build is up completly different. ( common sence )
When you look at a LCD monitor, and with your eyes completly turned to the right/left, and then start looking away from the monitor, you can actully see the screen " flickering ".
A TFT monitor, even set to 1, doesn't do this.
3. A LCD monitor is Not capped at 90. This is standard ( some years ago, it was 60 ) but from a long lasting lifeline, it is set to 90. You can easily turn it higher, but idd, you won't notice the difference.

( I use a "Settings Very High Crysis build-pc with a TFT 22" Samsung. )

[DrunkenDonkey]

Well, CRTs refresh rate relly matters as if the pixels were not constantly pinged they simply went off. LCSs does not have that problem so actually me turning vsync off to just see how much frames my card can render, now how much can be actually displayed
It is for e-peen only, and because of that I sometimes see "tearing" effect when the rendering and monitor refresh rate are desynced in some way, but epeen beats it

I posted the fps to clarifly that I have enough power on the desk so slow object loading is actually not a problem. It is possible this is common sence, I just never though of flying forward while looking backwards to make objects delay loading