Switches damage values for some (inferior) swords. #39976
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These appear to be the wrong way around
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This is actually intentional, see the relevant documentation. |
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Alright fine with me. Although it appears the Jian was excluded from the rebalance. |
This was referenced May 3, 2020
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Summary
SUMMARY: Bugfixes "Fixed inverted cut/bash values on inferior swords."Purpose of change
It appears that some of the cut/bash values for inferior sword versions have been the wrong way around since #39651. Note that this wasn't the case for all inferior versions, the jian still has higher cut than bash.
This resolves that.
Describe the solution
Puts them the correct way around.
Describe alternatives you've considered
None.
Testing
This is a webedit. No testing whatsoever. Fairly confident in my ability to switch two numbers though.
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