If you have a clickie-item and configure RGMercs to use it AND the buff that the click casts won't stick (because of a more powerful buff on the target, for example), RGMercs will continually try to click the item in a never-ending loop. Not easy solution comes to mind unless RGMercs can detect when an effect bounces rather than just looking to see if the affect is on the target. The workaround for this bug is to only use clickies that cannot bounce.
DerpleMQ2
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4 months ago
If you have a clickie-item and configure RGMercs to use it AND the buff that the click casts won't stick (because of a more powerful buff on the target, for example), RGMercs will continually try to click the item in a never-ending loop. Not easy solution comes to mind unless RGMercs can detect when an effect bounces rather than just looking to see if the affect is on the target. The workaround for this bug is to only use clickies that cannot bounce.