Average reading speed
"Forum moderators have closed threads on debuff to nervestrike because they believe players should not have a debuff and should be able to read the system text.
google defines the following:
The average reading speed varies depending on different sources but is usually in the 200-300 wpm range
let us take the top figure 300/60 = 5 words per second.
Here is the system messages at any one given moment, in this example there is only 1 lone enemy player on the screen (enemy player happens to be using different client because of such bugs, not relevant to topic)
and no monsters. So this is the absolute minumum system messages that are showing at any one given time.
So when dealt nerve strike, you have a total of 1.25 seconds (until next swing) to read the text and activate trapped box.
how you can read all this? it's longer than 6 words.
If debuff is not necessary, why have the debuff bar at all? why not then have all spells relying on system message.
I believe the forum moderators are wrong to close threads for this reason and should not be up to forum moderators to choose which bugs get fixed"
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Even if you make the new one under a different pretense.
This statement is not accurate.The threads are closed due to violations off posting polocies.
They are features that are not in the game, but you want them in the game. Others are the way the game works but you call it a bug.
So its more.
Customer reports a feature they want in the game because someone killed them and they are mad.
Result: Devs decide that does not need to be in the game
Issue complete.
But poster cant live with the result so they open multiple threads.
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