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As I work on a mod to prevent crashes with Mohora Tanga self-proc overflows, I stumbled across something interesting about Heartbeat Drumming and Swift Flurry. At the mechanical level, these two abilities work in different ways, and the difference matters. Swift Flurry simply fires a primary attack 33% of the time on crit as you would imagine it works. Every melee weapon crit can trigger it. Very straight forward. Heartbeat Drumming, on the other hand, works in a different way. When you crit with a melee weapon, 25% of the time it applies a status effect to the target that cannot stack with itself and that status effect then triggers a primary attack from the monk against the target. This extra step is important due to the order in which scripted attacks resolve. In effect, this means that HBD will only trigger once for most weapons that self-proc (such as Mohora Tanga) or for weapons that launch multiple attacks that can proc concurrently (such as Ball and Chain, Sanguine Great Sword, or Sun and Moon), depending on how the attacks these weapons proc are scripted. This is similar to how cleaving stance works under the hood. This means that HBD is much less useful for chain proc builds than Swift Flurry, not just because the chance to proc is lower, but also because it will always only get one bite at the apple for each set of self-procs or set of eligible attacks that proc concurrently. To illustrate, a double crit from Sun and Moon should have .747 probability to proc at least one extra SF/HBD attack if they both worked as I assume the community has always thought that they do. However, since HBD can only proc once on the concurrent attacks, that means the actual probability for at least one extra attack is .663. Mohora Tanga is even crazier - with my mod running that cuts off self-procs of Red Flag Flying at 50 in a row, the full chain will only proc one HBD. Still a meaningful improvement, but less useful, and as you look at the odds to get a respectable chain going, the odds are impacted more and more.

I know in Grounded 1, endgame included toilet seat teleporters but this game is so vast and different in a sense, I think those toilet seat teleporters would be beneficial and extremely useful as the park gets larger sooner than later. I know ziplines are coming in a future update but Im just envisioning alot of lag with ziplines going everywhere. Food for thought, Thank you, tt

Thank you for the suggestions Kvellen, and you are correct; I am playing in turn based mode. I tried what you suggested, specifically I loaded the auto save made when I enter the arena and before starting combat began by disabling turn based mode. I then fought the Tyrant without using any spells that dismiss it or any of the other summons made by the Tyrant. I focus the attack on the Tyrant, taking it down before then slaying the remaining summons. But still the game doesn't seem to react and the field is still up around the arena, with nothing available to interact with. Is there a way to report this to Obsidian along with a save file?

These days it might take some time I assume. Maybe we tag @SChin (hi Sam) for a quick nudge to know if the submission was received. Cheers!

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I think that the black widow shoud have very high stun

Me and my friend would like to suggest buggy armor, flashlights hats for the buggies,

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