When the "Recharge" statistic is rolled, a higher stat (say, 5) creates a higher, longer recharge time than a lower stat (say, 1). This is likely unintentional. For example, a Level 0, full stat mirror will have a cooldown of 120 seconds, while a Level 0, zero stat mirror will have a better cooldown of 60 seconds.
Expected behavior: A high stat in Recharge should mean lowest time, and a low stat should mean a higher time, given that recharge time is something which is better at lower values. I have double checked the math in "randomizeStat," and it looks as though this change should fix the issue, creating a total range of 120 seconds for Level 0, 0 stat mirrors, and 0 seconds for Level 10, full stat mirrors.
A big side effect of this issue is how the "Luck" is involved in rerolling the mirror's stats, eventually locking the player out of the lower, "better" stats for cooldown.
Inverted "initialValues" 60-120 to 120-60 to create an inverse relationship between cooldown statistic and cooldown time (higher stat, lower cooldown)
Description of Issue:
Relic: Magic Mirror Ability: Wormhole /
teleportStatistic: Recharge /cooldownWhen the "Recharge" statistic is rolled, a higher stat (say, 5) creates a higher, longer recharge time than a lower stat (say, 1). This is likely unintentional. For example, a Level 0, full stat mirror will have a cooldown of 120 seconds, while a Level 0, zero stat mirror will have a better cooldown of 60 seconds.
Expected behavior: A high stat in Recharge should mean lowest time, and a low stat should mean a higher time, given that recharge time is something which is better at lower values. I have double checked the math in "randomizeStat," and it looks as though this change should fix the issue, creating a total range of 120 seconds for Level 0, 0 stat mirrors, and 0 seconds for Level 10, full stat mirrors.
A big side effect of this issue is how the "Luck" is involved in rerolling the mirror's stats, eventually locking the player out of the lower, "better" stats for cooldown.