What skill can buff a unit again without creating a conflict with the first buff?

[FhelZone]

Okay, so I'm trying to think how many targeted buffing skills there are in warcraft. And it seems that it is not enough for me to use. This is what the case is like.

>> I made a skill 1 based from inner fire

>> I made skill 2 also based from inner fire

>> So When I use skill 1 after that use skill 2, the first buff would go away and the second buff comes along causing a conflict between the two buffs. The two skills are totally different, and they are supposed to be stacking buffs not dispelling each other.

Their buffs are taken from different buff IDs only that the base skill itself causes this. What targeted skill that gives buff can do this instead?

 

[Sartan]

none... i belive.
would be happy to be wrong, but think not

 

[black.sheep]

How bouts.
Cripple, bloodlust, shadowstrike, acid bomb.
Must be shitloads.

 

[FhelZone]

Would prefer them if they don't caue those effects on the unit. Besides, using negative buffs for a positive skill would make the buff appear to be red colored.

 

[Bird]

I believe the general rule is - only Auras stack. So you could make 5 skills based off of Devotion Aura, and they would all stack (if you make a new custom buff for each one) but your targeted Inner Fire will not stack.

 

[Moridin]

Couldn't you manually add buffs to a unit with triggers? I think that would allow buff stacks...

 

[Bird]

^ That doesn't make sense. You can't just add a buff with a trigger. (how would the game know how *strong* the buff is?)

You could, however, make invisible dummy units next to your unit that have Auras - so your unit could be affected by the Auras (but a Player wouldn't have to know it was an Aura)

 

[Moridin]

Woops. Forgot that you can only remove buffs via triggers. I agree with Bird on the aura's part....I think that would be the most efficient way of doing it.

 

[Larcenist]

You "can" add buffs via triggers, kind of...

Use a custom version of the Tornado (slow) for each buff to apply, and add it to the unit you wish to buff. This would of course only serve as an icon, and any wanted effect would have to be added seperately.