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:The current text would probably have been better written as follows: | :The current text would probably have been better written as follows: | ||
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:You could then easily follow that up with the clarification of what Recovery is and provide links to the [[Health Regeneration]] and [[Regeneration]] articles. --[[User:Eabrace|Eabrace]] 14:39, 21 April 2009 (UTC) | :You could then easily follow that up with the clarification of what Recovery is and provide links to the [[Health Regeneration]] and [[Regeneration]] articles. --[[User:Eabrace|Eabrace]] 14:39, 21 April 2009 (UTC) | ||
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| + | '''Proposal:''' for discussion | ||
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| + | Okay, I would like to actually have the term '''Recovery''' refer simply to the process of regaining Endurance; and the '''Recovery Rate''' refer to the rate at which it is recovered. They are not synonymous, although closely related. Ingame the term 'Recovery rate' seems used to refer to almost everything on this page. | ||
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| + | Does this make sense? Examples of Recovery: | ||
| + | * A player can make a complete recovery by consuming one large blue inspiration. | ||
| + | * A player can recover more quickly by resting | ||
| + | * A player can receover more quickly by using powers that cause damage to their opponents while increasing their own endurance (Dark Consumption) | ||
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| + | Receovery rate is something different, and is the percentage of a player's endurance that is recovered each tick (one second in this case). The receovery rate of a player can be increased via different means: | ||
| + | * Set bonuses | ||
| + | * Some powers | ||
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| + | Now, is this way off track? ;p | ||
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| + | [[User:Taosin|Taosin]] 13:26, 22 April 2009 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 13:26, 22 April 2009
Confusing Page
(Copy/pasting from Talk:Regeneration.)
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I'm finding the page Recovery bloody confusing, perhaps needlessly so. It seems unclear.
Specifically:
- "Many players confuse Recovery with Health Regeneration, which refers either to the speed players regain their Health or to the powerset for Scrappers and Stalkers."
Okay, there is no powerset called Health Regeneration as far as I am aware.
Would it be better to state (what I think the intent of) this more directly? For example:
- The terms Recovery and Regeneration should not be confused:
- Recovery refers to the rate and which Endurance is recovered.
- Regeneration refers to the rate at which Health (hit points) are recovered, or to the secondary powerset available for Scrappers and Stalkers
Taosin 13:23, 21 April 2009 (UTC)
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(End of copy/pasting.)
- The current text would probably have been better written as follows:
- Many players confuse Recovery with Regeneration.
- You could then easily follow that up with the clarification of what Recovery is and provide links to the Health Regeneration and Regeneration articles. --Eabrace 14:39, 21 April 2009 (UTC)
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Proposal: for discussion
Okay, I would like to actually have the term Recovery refer simply to the process of regaining Endurance; and the Recovery Rate refer to the rate at which it is recovered. They are not synonymous, although closely related. Ingame the term 'Recovery rate' seems used to refer to almost everything on this page.
Does this make sense? Examples of Recovery:
- A player can make a complete recovery by consuming one large blue inspiration.
- A player can recover more quickly by resting
- A player can receover more quickly by using powers that cause damage to their opponents while increasing their own endurance (Dark Consumption)
Receovery rate is something different, and is the percentage of a player's endurance that is recovered each tick (one second in this case). The receovery rate of a player can be increased via different means:
- Set bonuses
- Some powers
Now, is this way off track? ;p
Taosin 13:26, 22 April 2009 (UTC)
