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You prepare to engage in glorious battle!
(Type stop to stop auto-battling.)
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(Type stop to stop auto-battling.)
You swing an average maple-hafted quartz handaxe at a crazed grizzly! (M:895 vs D:635)
20 hack damage - to the back!
You swing an average maple-hafted quartz handaxe at a crazed grizzly! (M:995 vs D:635)
48 hack damage - to the right hand!
(energy -6)
A stocky rust-red caribou tries to bite a crazed grizzly! (M:612 vs D:527)
9 pierce damage - to the head!
(Type stop to stop auto-battling.)
You swing an average maple-hafted quartz handaxe at a crazed grizzly! (M:995 vs D:527)
40 hack damage - to the left arm!
You swing an average maple-hafted quartz handaxe at a crazed grizzly! (M:895 vs D:527)
Dodged!
(energy -6)
Roundtime: 5 seconds.
Extra attacks
Extra attacks
I bugged it in game but it seems pretty serious so I'm posting here too. Extra attacks are going through. A badger attacked me 13 times at once. I also attacked, then my caribou attacked (I was riding it at the time), then I attacked AGAIN with my handaxe, all at the same time, with only 5 seconds roundtime. See below.
Whenever the pressure of our complex city life thins my blood and numbs my brain, I seek relief in the trail; and when I hear the coyote wailing to the yellow dawn, my cares fall from me - I am happy.
-Hamlin Garland
-Hamlin Garland
Looking over it some more I think what's happening is that some attacks aren't giving any roundtime. Because it looks like the first attack completed, and it even said "Type stop to stop auto-battling" like the command was completely finished. But then since I was battling and got no roundtime I immediately attacked again.
This was happening with the bears, I thought maybe it was lag slowing down the messaging coming through, but it seemed like they'd get up to 3 attacks in 3 seconds, one per second.
This was happening with the bears, I thought maybe it was lag slowing down the messaging coming through, but it seemed like they'd get up to 3 attacks in 3 seconds, one per second.
Whenever the pressure of our complex city life thins my blood and numbs my brain, I seek relief in the trail; and when I hear the coyote wailing to the yellow dawn, my cares fall from me - I am happy.
-Hamlin Garland
-Hamlin Garland
