The Pandemonius Jade Amulet
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Some versions of this amulet has "Chill Enemy for 1 second when Hit, slowing them by 30%" and some just the first part, "Chill Enemy for 1 second when Hit". Is it the same mod just one being verbatim, or are these two separate mods?
Going outside is highly overrated -Anorak's Almanac. Chapter 17, Verse 32 Last edited by Vresiberba#5216 on Dec 15, 2017, 2:32:55 AM Last bumped on Dec 16, 2017, 10:44:10 AM
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" Patch Notes 3.1.0. Remember, suffering is convenient.
That is why many people prefer it. Happiness requires effort. |
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" What, uh, okay. Is the mod the same or not, it actually doesn't say, it only says that the mod "slowing them by 30%" is up from 10%. Going outside is highly overrated
-Anorak's Almanac. Chapter 17, Verse 32 |
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It does say - the modifier was changed, meaning they are decidedly not the same.
Unless stated otherwise, Chill that is not based on Damage slows for 10%, which is shite. Last edited by Vipermagi#0984 on Dec 15, 2017, 7:49:30 AM
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Okay, since I'm still not getting it, I will put this as clear as I possible can; Are These The Same?
Chill Enemy for 1 second when Hit, slowing them by 30% And Chill Enemy for 1 second when Hit Going outside is highly overrated
-Anorak's Almanac. Chapter 17, Verse 32 |
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" No. " This slows the enemy by 30%. " This slows the enemy by 10%. Clear? |
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" Very! Thanks. Going outside is highly overrated -Anorak's Almanac. Chapter 17, Verse 32 Last edited by Vresiberba#5216 on Dec 15, 2017, 12:13:59 PM
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I am a bit curious though as to why only the "Chill Enemy for 1 second when Hit, slowing them by 30%" mod was increased from 10% to 30% in 3.1 and not the "Chill Enemy for 1 second when Hit" since both of them apparently slowed by 10%. Is the latter legacy and wasn't retroactively updated to include the text "slowing them by 10%" and if so, why.
Going outside is highly overrated
-Anorak's Almanac. Chapter 17, Verse 32 |
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The 10% Slow version is indeed legacy. It doesn't mention the Slow-percentage because it's at the default value, namely 10%.
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