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[[User:SoilnRock|SoilnRock]] ([[User talk:SoilnRock|talk]]) | |||
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The whole Mechanics section could use some editing, there's some contradictions and unclarity IMHO. (Unfortunately I'm not familiar with Mjölner so I can't do it myself.) | |||
- First sentence: "one of each lightning spell socketed in Mjölner will be cast instantly" doesn't match with the following sentences saying lightning spells are cast in succession. | |||
- The sentence referring to multiple copies of the same spell doesn't make any sense (to me). If the spells are indeed cast in succession there is only one spell cast per hit in general, so it doesn't matter if it is a copy of a spell or not. | |||
- The above mentioned sentence still doesn't make any sense (to me) ;-) | |||
There is the possibility that I'm simply too stupid to understand Mjölner - if anyone wants to rewrite the mechanics I would really appreciate because I'd like to know what exactly is going to happen when I socket three Arc gems into Mjölner :-) | |||
[[User:SoilnRock|SoilnRock]] ([[User talk:SoilnRock|talk]]) | [[User:SoilnRock|SoilnRock]] ([[User talk:SoilnRock|talk]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 16:28, 6 December 2017
"Each gem has a 250ms cooldown once triggered, although trigger order is preserved even the cooldown has passed."
I don't understand this sentence :-(
Addendum:
The whole Mechanics section could use some editing, there's some contradictions and unclarity IMHO. (Unfortunately I'm not familiar with Mjölner so I can't do it myself.)
- First sentence: "one of each lightning spell socketed in Mjölner will be cast instantly" doesn't match with the following sentences saying lightning spells are cast in succession.
- The sentence referring to multiple copies of the same spell doesn't make any sense (to me). If the spells are indeed cast in succession there is only one spell cast per hit in general, so it doesn't matter if it is a copy of a spell or not.
- The above mentioned sentence still doesn't make any sense (to me) ;-)
There is the possibility that I'm simply too stupid to understand Mjölner - if anyone wants to rewrite the mechanics I would really appreciate because I'd like to know what exactly is going to happen when I socket three Arc gems into Mjölner :-)