Game Mechanics: Worn haste bug

[mastersapper]

This was mentioned before, but a simple fix would be to remove the worn effect like ragebringers seething fury, and add each stat of the effect piecemeal.

Seething Fury turns into 40% Haste, 40atk, 9? AC. Etc.


Seems like the only thing to do is to wait on developer response for any updates/confirmation or if they need anything from the community.


I will continue to bump for as long as Trump is president.

[paulgiamatti]

Originally Posted by mastersapper [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This was mentioned before, but a simple fix would be to remove the worn effect like ragebringers seething fury, and add each stat of the effect piecemeal.

I can't think of a good reason not to do this if it can be done while keeping the item's stats display classic. If the end result is functionally more classic, and the item still displays "Effect: Seething Fury" without listing additional stats, there isn't a logical argument against it.

[dangermule]

Can any of the staff/dev team give any comment or updates on this?

Thanks.

[Baam]

Why not just change Ragebringer seething fury to haste40% and add 40 atk and 9 ac to the item stats? Problem solved.

Bump this

[Bummey]

Originally Posted by Baam [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Why not just change Ragebringer seething fury to haste40% and add 40 atk and 9 ac to the item stats? Problem solved.

^ qtiyd ^

[Jimjam]

Originally Posted by Baam [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Why not just change Ragebringer seething fury to haste40% and add 40 atk and 9 ac to the item stats? Problem solved.

Bump this

Worn item AC comes under a different cap to worn spell AC. Also spell AC is more effective than item AC on a point by point basis. As such, turning worn spell ac into worn item ac would not be equivalent.

That said, I don't see why they don't just keep the worn effects, but also slap 40% haste on to ragebringer/swiftwind/etc. Seems like a good enough bodge.

[paulgiamatti]

Originally Posted by Jimjam [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I don't see why they don't just keep the worn effects, but also slap 40% haste on to ragebringer/swiftwind/etc. Seems like a good enough bodge.

Indeed, but that begs the question of whether the new "Haste: +40%" would overwrite Seething Fury et al's haste, and if it'd be possible to shoehorn in that item haste without it showing up in the stat display. Or if it'd be possible to modify the Seething Fury et al effects to remove only the haste component, so that the new item haste value could take its place.

[Bummey]

Another patch, another disappointment.

[Erati]

Originally Posted by Bummey [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Another patch, another disappointment.

might not been in notes should test but yes most likely no change

the change that needs to happen is what I said on like page 2 and what Baam above said:

Originally Posted by Erati [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

tons of evidence

pls fix - literally just need to fix specific effects like Seething Fury

Change 'Seething Fury' into just the stats the effect adds on the weapon

Seething Fury:

1 : Increase Attack Speed by 40%
2 : Increase AC by 9
3 : Increase ATK by 40

Slap those stats on the weapon and remove the effect. do this for the other weapons that Nilbog noted and we are done here.

Originally Posted by nilbog [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Previously, some items were sharing haste values.

For example.. flowing black silk sash and swirlspine belt. They were sharing a worn effect of the spell: Haste. That was incorrect because they should have different values (fbss 21%, swirlspine 16%). So, I removed the worn effect of Haste from these items and used the actual haste field for the items so the % of haste would be correct. This change only affected items that had worn effect: Haste.

Ragebringer wasn't touched because it was not using the worneffect spell (Haste).

After reading this thread, I queried out which items have haste components built in to their effect, and the results were the following:
Ragebringer
Swiftwind
Tolan's Longsword of the Glade

[Muggens]

The big change we all are hoping for!