My team: Arboreal Crystal, The Scourge of Honor, Silenus, Leprechaun
[1354,6984,6384,6638,3059,2,1,3,2,2,2,0,14010]
The enemy’s team: Daily Dungeon → Dungeon of Ice
Ice Golem?, Valkyrie, Snow Guardian, Queen Mab
Entered the dungeon.
My Scourge most likely exploded a Mana Potion gem.
Gems were created and matched (passively).
My entire team ended up being frozen (Queen Mab trait).
First turn was handed over to the AI.
I’ve seen similar interactions before but didn’t write a bug report at the time, specifically:
When the enemy team has Lust and she explodes a Lycan gem upon entering battle, the Lycan status effect will be applied to HER OWN team rather than the player’s.
This doesn’t happen all the time, I guess it’s another timing issue in the code.
Gem explosion from trait procs before the battle starts. You should have gotten the first turn. Shouldn’t you? And if your troop exploded a gem and proc’ed a potion gem, all that mana is yours. If the opponent troop exploded a gem and proc’ed a potion gem, all that mana is their’s. It would be interesting to know if the potion gem exploded by defense team ended in an ET. In any case, it always used to give first turn to us.
My Scourge explodes a Mana Potion → the explosion’s origin is falsely attributed to the enemy team → their Queen Mab procs her trait → I’m still credited as having made the matches from the Mana Potion’s created gems, but now I’m frozen → first turn is handed over to the AI
Similarly for the Lust case:
Their Lust is exploding a Lycan gem → the explosion’s origin is falsely attributed to my team → Lycan status effect is slapped on the wrong team.
I’m guessing the AI now making brief ‘ghost moves’ after triggering Mana Potions upon entering battle is related?
Vs Maraj sin troops, things can get complicated since they explode gems at the beginning of the turn. So, if by chance😂, the exploded gem trigger a potion, well…
The released product’s quality speaks for itself: at least they had stopped trying to justify their consistent shortcomings since late last year, but it seems that we may be reversing course on that front as of late.
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