Spirited Charge reduces your APR ON FOOT

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Tarkus the dog
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Spirited Charge reduces your APR ON FOOT

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Spirited Charge grants ( according to both the wiki and in game ) you AB and movement speed when used on foot. However, it also reduces your Attacks Per Round by one for the next attack. There's no mention of this anywhere and I'm unsure if this is intended, but even if using a cavalry weapon, the +3 AB bonus is rarely worth the APR loss.

Steps to reproduce
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use spirited charge on foot and hit something.

Expected result
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gain AB and movement speed

Actual result
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gain AB and movement speed, lose one APR

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All
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Gaming Platform(s)?

pc
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Re: Spirited Charge reduces your APR ON FOOT

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Not intended, that's likely linked to some of my special attack code. I'll look into it.
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Re: Spirited Charge reduces your APR ON FOOT

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Kalopsia wrote: Thu Mar 03, 2022 2:12 pm Not intended, that's likely linked to some of my special attack code. I'll look into it.
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Re: Spirited Charge reduces your APR ON FOOT

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Kalopsia wrote: Thu Mar 03, 2022 2:12 pm Not intended, that's likely linked to some of my special attack code. I'll look into it.
Dual wielding while mounted seems weird when charging, too. If I charge with a Wakizashi and a dagger, i'll do two offhand attacks first, then then charge usually goes off on the second flurry, which is 2x main hand attacks. Normally, I'd do two mainhand attacks first, both mounted and on foot.

Shall I see if your tweaks fix it, or shall I fully document what I'm seeing in case it's relevant? It's pretty reproducible.
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Re: Spirited Charge reduces your APR ON FOOT

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MRFTW wrote: Sat Mar 05, 2022 6:16 am
Kalopsia wrote: Thu Mar 03, 2022 2:12 pm Not intended, that's likely linked to some of my special attack code. I'll look into it.
Dual wielding while mounted seems weird when charging, too. If I charge with a Wakizashi and a dagger, i'll do two offhand attacks first, then then charge usually goes off on the second flurry, which is 2x main hand attacks. Normally, I'd do two mainhand attacks first, both mounted and on foot.

Shall I see if your tweaks fix it, or shall I fully document what I'm seeing in case it's relevant? It's pretty reproducible.
A full documentation might help, my changes (which btw should be live next reset) will only affect unmounted charge.
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Re: Spirited Charge reduces your APR ON FOOT

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Kalopsia wrote: Sat Mar 05, 2022 8:42 am
MRFTW wrote: Sat Mar 05, 2022 6:16 am
Kalopsia wrote: Thu Mar 03, 2022 2:12 pm Not intended, that's likely linked to some of my special attack code. I'll look into it.
Dual wielding while mounted seems weird when charging, too. If I charge with a Wakizashi and a dagger, i'll do two offhand attacks first, then then charge usually goes off on the second flurry, which is 2x main hand attacks. Normally, I'd do two mainhand attacks first, both mounted and on foot.

Shall I see if your tweaks fix it, or shall I fully document what I'm seeing in case it's relevant? It's pretty reproducible.
A full documentation might help, my changes (which btw should be live next reset) will only affect unmounted charge.
Great stuff, will do. Thanks for all your work.
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