These don't seem to get updated very often. For instance, Wild Power still lists 39% as the highest crit rate value and Runemaster's still don't have GTAoE spells listed. I'm sure these are low priority compared to the actual game, so is there a public git repo for them somewhere so that players can help keep them up to date?
Git repo for wiki and charplanner?
Started 29 May 2020
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Sat 30 May 2020 4:01 AM
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gruenesschaf
gruenesschaf
joshisanonymous wrote: ↑Fri 29 May 2020 9:41 PMThese don't seem to get updated very often. For instance, Wild Power still lists 39% as the highest crit rate value and Runemaster's still don't have GTAoE spells listed. I'm sure these are low priority compared to the actual game, so is there a public git repo for them somewhere so that players can help keep them up to date?
The wiki is not version controlled at all which probably shows and the char planner is exported from the gameserver, looks like I just forgot to do that since the change.
The RM gtaoe spells are listed they are however grouped up with the other ae spells as gtae is not generating their own line, it probably should be changed to do that though.
Sat 30 May 2020 9:43 AM
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Nunki
gruenesschaf wrote: ↑Sat 30 May 2020 4:01 AMjoshisanonymous wrote: ↑Fri 29 May 2020 9:41 PMThese don't seem to get updated very often. For instance, Wild Power still lists 39% as the highest crit rate value and Runemaster's still don't have GTAoE spells listed. I'm sure these are low priority compared to the actual game, so is there a public git repo for them somewhere so that players can help keep them up to date?
The wiki is not version controlled at all which probably shows and the char planner is exported from the gameserver, looks like I just forgot to do that since the change.
The RM gtaoe spells are listed they are however grouped up with the other ae spells as gtae is not generating their own line, it probably should be changed to do that though.
It would be amazing to "somehow" get the Wiki up to date, or provide a post with all the changes (compared to 1.65).
Everytime a new players asks what exactly is different on Phoenix, I have to answer that the list is too long to provide it out of my mind.
I tell them to check the Wiki while saying that it is terribly outdated.
Thank you for your work.
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