Rosie knew good food and as she adjusted to retired life, she developed a particular title as a “Pizza Aficionado” and expert on all things bread. This legendary hunting characteristic made her a legacy in the world of Dams. She was often sent to find and gloriously retrieve evasive birds that left other dogs frustrated and bewildered. Known for her steady drive and her bionic nose, Rosie had a particular skill of finding lost birds. She quickly adjusted to being our loyal, fun, abiding companion pup. John and in a surreal, regal moment, they escorted our Rosie on angel wings to her Foreverland.īorn Maighmor Madrid in the United Kingdom on July 7, 2005, Rosie came to us as a fully finished retired hunting Dam from Wildrose Kennels. As the bells of Holy Rosary coincidentally chimed the call for the Palm Sunday Mass, their glorious gongs rang out along Bayou St. Hopefully, this can clear up some of the people complaining about it's hitbox, and maybe riot can include in-game how this works, as you wouldnt be able to tell otherwise.Our dear, sweet Rosie passed from this earth yesterday at 10:50 am. Nautilus can use this to hook seeming through towers and grab someone on the other side. The picture above would make contact with the wall, as the red arrow touches the wall. If you throw your hook at a wall without having the middle line/arrow touching that wall, it wont connect and you'll miss. The whole area is the area in which Naut's Q can make contact with a unit. This thin blue line, along with the small arrow at the end, is the area that can make contact with terrain and a successful hook. Nautilus has a hitbox with a large area and a thin blue line running up the middle.
So here's a picture explaining how it works. Many people i play with don't really understand the hitbox, and in game it isn't explained well at all.
One of the most commonly brought up points when talking about Nautilus is how poor his Q is to it's hitbox.
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