Debugging Defender's Quest 2 just now, perplexed by "fire" status having NO effect. Pulled my hair out until I discovered:
"Fire" cancels freeze.
However, I recently added logic that makes freeze degrade into "wet" when it terminates.
"Wet" then cancels "Fire"
D'oh
"Fire" cancels freeze.
However, I recently added logic that makes freeze degrade into "wet" when it terminates.
"Wet" then cancels "Fire"
D'oh
Obviously, what I need to do is make it so that "freeze" only transforms into "wet" if it was naturally terminated by running out of time, not by being cancelled by an elemental interaction.
One thing that might not be clear here --- fire cancelling when touching a wet target actually makes sense!
The behavior I'm describing is a normal, non-wet target gets hit with fire. Fire then "cancels" freeze (which was not present). Then target becomes wet, canceling fire.
The behavior I'm describing is a normal, non-wet target gets hit with fire. Fire then "cancels" freeze (which was not present). Then target becomes wet, canceling fire.
Long story short:
Setting things on fire was making them wet, which caused them to no longer be on fire.
Setting things on fire was making them wet, which caused them to no longer be on fire.
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