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Re: Undead immortals and affliction healing

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Originally Posted by Swan (Post 699661)

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Originally Posted by Foodstamp (Post 699337)

Keep in mind some wounds take longer to heal than others. The one that I noticed taking the longest is the "Never healing wound" that gives a 20% hp reduction. I have seen immortal/recuperating units keep that affliction for a VERY long time.

IMHO, not even immortal/rec unit should heal from it and healer should not be able to heal it.
never means never.
1 : not ever : at no time <I never met her>
2 : not in any degree : not under any condition <never the wiser for his experience>

That's one opinion among many and reliant on absolute interpretation of words while ignoring possible colloquial usage. It's hard enough to heal with GoH or the Chalice, never mind the lesser healing techniques and can persist for a long time even when subjected to constant healing checks, because it has that great a difficulty. For everyone but a few, it is indeed a never-healing wound.

Re: Undead immortals and affliction healing

I think it's that "10% Healing Wound (at Best)" or "Hardly Ever Healing Wound" just sound kind of silly.

Re: Undead immortals and affliction healing

The wound is never healing. It can be healed by supernatural/external forces, however :]

Re: Undead immortals and affliction healing

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Originally Posted by vfb (Post 699699)

I think it's that "10% Healing Wound (at Best)" or "Hardly Ever Healing Wound" just sound kind of silly.

not bad...... i like it.

Re: Undead immortals and affliction healing

What never?
No, never!
What never?
No, never!
What never?
Well, hardly ever!

-Max

Re: Undead immortals and affliction healing

should have just called it a chronic wound...