10-09-2025, 06:55 AM
So for Abyssal prison, it states that it goes on a 3 turn CD if affecting an enemy and a 2 turn CD if affecting an ally.
If you cast it on yourself, it goes on a 1 turn cd; which is correct, as specialized attack still has a minimum cd of 1. However: If you cast it on an enemy, the CD remains 3, even with absolutely no other skills equipped whatsoever, which means its working on ally cast but not enemy cast.
I tested after eating a fruit of blandness to remove my specialized attack trait, and the CD when self casting was 2 turns as expected, the cd on casting upon an enemy was 3 turns as expected.
(Also as an addendum testing this made me realize that dark eye and assault order/formation are offensive skills which seems a little strange, but I can understand the theming since the guard orders are defensive, and charge is utility.)
Makes me wonder if this is a bug for all skills that gain a higher cd when casted on enemies, but I couldn't think of any others to try it with off the top of my head.
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If you cast it on yourself, it goes on a 1 turn cd; which is correct, as specialized attack still has a minimum cd of 1. However: If you cast it on an enemy, the CD remains 3, even with absolutely no other skills equipped whatsoever, which means its working on ally cast but not enemy cast.
I tested after eating a fruit of blandness to remove my specialized attack trait, and the CD when self casting was 2 turns as expected, the cd on casting upon an enemy was 3 turns as expected.
(Also as an addendum testing this made me realize that dark eye and assault order/formation are offensive skills which seems a little strange, but I can understand the theming since the guard orders are defensive, and charge is utility.)
Makes me wonder if this is a bug for all skills that gain a higher cd when casted on enemies, but I couldn't think of any others to try it with off the top of my head.
