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Status effects - missing a few, should list positives as well

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Sat, 05/24/2014 - 21:40
Asishi

The main ones in question are death mark and recon mark. I've noticed nowhere really seems to talk about these status effects or what they do. I'm not even 100% certain myself. Having said that, they're mentioned in the lockdown and ghostmane stalker articles at least, and I know they're caused by both the ghostmane stalkers and the rangers summoned via signal flare. If someone could hash out exactly what these do and add them to the status effects page, that'd be extremely helpful. There may be others missing as well, such as the swarm infection debuff.

Beyond that, we don't currently have positive status effects listed anywhere on the wiki that I see. These would include speed, damage, and defense buffs, emergency revive, swarm infection (only applies to mobs, but still a positive effect with an icon), etc. It could include the sprite-based buffs as well, but I don't think any of those have associated icons and could easily be skipped over for the purpose of the wiki article.

Sun, 05/25/2014 - 05:07
#1
Dracora-Speaking's picture
Dracora-Speaking
Hello

just posting here cause I know it stinks to have 0 replies - someone will look into this soon.

Remember, the wiki is for everyone, and can be edited by anyone...just stick to style guides and you'll be fine, if you wish to improve this section yourself :D

Sun, 05/25/2014 - 21:53
#2
Asishi
I generally am one to eagerly

I generally am one to eagerly edit wikis myself, but to be blunt, I tend to get a bit... over-involved, and I simply don't have time for that right now. I'd also have to create a new login (seems steam users don't have wiki access yet), and in this case, I simply don't have a proper understanding of the two main effects I mentioned (the marks) suitable to edit the page with.

Having said that, I do appreciate the reply. It can be frustrating not knowing if someone even saw the post.

EDIT: I should probably clarify, I'm not just shucking the idea of editing the wiki myself. If I find myself with time and more than just one or two things to contribute, I'll go through the hassle of making a new login for that. I realize that probably seems like a small hangup to most people, but I truly dislike having to maintain multiple accounts on -any- public service, regardless of the rationale behind that being necessary.

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