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Root safety-checking #9118

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commented Sep 19, 2014

Fixes #9117. Thanks to Rivet and Kyriolexical Dino for reporting.

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Fixes #9117.  Thanks to Rivet and  Kyriolexical Dino for reporting.
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commented Sep 19, 2014

Is there some sort of check to prevent the focus loss here from going into negative numbers? I don't see anything that looks like it would directly prevent it.

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commented Sep 19, 2014

No. Conversely, the previous rate could easily hit several times running. This reduces the rate at which one could lose focus, and further makes the loss contingent on an IN check. I can add an express check for whether the focus pool is >= 25 or so, if you'd prefer.

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commented Sep 19, 2014

Found a bug in Saprophage whilst on this: it wants water to go rotten first. Fixing that now.

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Saprophage fixes
Because you're gonna be a while waiting for your clean water to rot.  XD

Rivet-the-Zombie added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 20, 2014

@Rivet-the-Zombie Rivet-the-Zombie merged commit e71dd6f into CleverRaven:master Sep 20, 2014

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