Decaaut - Revision history

Hordes at 22:49, 4 February 2024

2024-02-04T22:49:15Z

Hordes: At

2023-05-10T01:25:26Z

Hordes at 03:44, 23 March 2023

2023-03-23T03:44:52Z

Hordes: redundancy

2022-06-18T05:06:43Z

redundancy

Hordes at 05:03, 18 June 2022

2022-06-18T05:03:50Z

Hordes at 19:26, 17 June 2022

2022-06-17T19:26:33Z

Hordes at 10:26, 17 June 2022

2022-06-17T10:26:04Z

Hordes: manifold takes [swing speed] time, i'm sure there's a few exceptions

2022-06-17T10:21:53Z

manifold takes [swing speed] time, i'm sure there's a few exceptions

Hordes at 10:19, 17 June 2022

2022-06-17T10:19:58Z

Hordes: Time =/= Turns

2022-06-17T10:15:52Z

Time =/= Turns

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 ''Main Article: [[Actions]]''
-One '''decaAut''' ('''deca-aut''', sometimes referred as a '''turn''') is equal to 10 [[aut]], or 10 arbitrary units of time. It is the time it takes for an un[[transformation|transformed]], un[[status effect|status]]ed [[human]] to [[wait]] (with '''s''' or '''.''') for one turn. It is also the 'standard' time for most actions in the game, and is therefore used as a general measurement of time. For example, decaAut (in the form of "turns") is used to measure the game's [[Zot clock]].
+One '''decaAut''' ('''deca-aut''', sometimes referred as a '''turn''') is equal to 10 [[aut]], or 10 arbitrary units of time. It is the time it takes for an un[[transformation|transformed]], un[[status effect|status]]ed [[human]] to [[wait]] (with '''s''' or '''.''') for one turn. It is also the 'standard' time for most actions in the game, and is therefore used as a general measurement of time. For example, decaAut (listed as "turns") is used to measure the game's [[Zot clock]].
 Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like quaffing [[potion]]s or casting the vast majority of [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade|0.7]] to [[dark maul|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].
-DecaAut are often considered [[turn]]s, but they are still technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of game-time. For example, a [[Naga]] normally moves at 1.4 decaAut, but technically takes only 1 turn. It'll still take 1.4 "turns" of the Zot clock, though.
+DecaAut are often considered [[turn]]s, but they are technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of how long the command takes. For example, a [[Naga]] takes 1.4 decaAut to move, but this is counted as 1 turn for the turn counter. However, the [[Zot clock]] considers this as 1.4 "turns" for its purposes.

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 One '''decaAut''' ('''deca-aut''', sometimes referred as a '''turn''') is equal to 10 [[aut]], or 10 arbitrary units of time. It is the time it takes for an un[[transformation|transformed]], un[[status effect|status]]ed [[human]] to [[wait]] (with '''s''' or '''.''') for one turn. It is also the 'standard' time for most actions in the game, and is therefore used as a general measurement of time. For example, decaAut (in the form of "turns") is used to measure the game's [[Zot clock]].
-Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like reading [[scroll]]s, quaffing [[potion]]s, or casting the vast majority of [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade|0.7]] to [[dark maul|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].
+Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like quaffing [[potion]]s or casting the vast majority of [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade|0.7]] to [[dark maul|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].
 DecaAut are often considered [[turn]]s, but they are still technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of game-time. For example, a [[Naga]] normally moves at 1.4 decaAut, but technically takes only 1 turn. It'll still take 1.4 "turns" of the Zot clock, though.

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 ''Main Article: [[Actions]]''
-One '''decaAut''' ('''deca-aut''', sometimes referred as a '''turn''') is equal to 10 [[aut]], or 10 arbitrary units of time. It is the time it takes for an un[[transformation|transformed]], un[[status effect|status]]ed [[human]] to [[wait]] (with '''s''' or '''.''') for one turn. It is also just the 'standard' time for an action, and thus useful as a general measurement for gameplay. For example, decaAut (in the form of turns) is used to measure the game's [[Zot clock]].
+One '''decaAut''' ('''deca-aut''', sometimes referred as a '''turn''') is equal to 10 [[aut]], or 10 arbitrary units of time. It is the time it takes for an un[[transformation|transformed]], un[[status effect|status]]ed [[human]] to [[wait]] (with '''s''' or '''.''') for one turn. It is also the 'standard' time for most actions in the game, and is therefore used as a general measurement of time. For example, decaAut (in the form of "turns") is used to measure the game's [[Zot clock]].
 Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like reading [[scroll]]s, quaffing [[potion]]s, or casting the vast majority of [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade|0.7]] to [[dark maul|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].
 DecaAut are often considered [[turn]]s, but they are still technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of game-time. For example, a [[Naga]] normally moves at 1.4 decaAut, but technically takes only 1 turn. It'll still take 1.4 "turns" of the Zot clock, though.

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	Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like reading [[scroll]]s, quaffing [[potion]]s, or casting the vast majority of [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade\|0.7]] to [[dark maul\|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].		Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like reading [[scroll]]s, quaffing [[potion]]s, or casting the vast majority of [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade\|0.7]] to [[dark maul\|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].

−	DecaAut are often considered [[turn]]s, but they are still technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of game-time. For example, a [[Naga]] ~~naturally~~ moves at 1.4 decaAut, but technically takes only 1 turn. It'll still take 1.4 "turns" of the Zot clock, though.	+	DecaAut are often considered [[turn]]s, but they are still technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of game-time. For example, a [[Naga]] normally moves at 1.4 decaAut, but technically takes only 1 turn. It'll still take 1.4 "turns" of the Zot clock, though.

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 One '''decaAut''' ('''deca-aut''', sometimes referred as a '''turn''') is equal to 10 [[aut]], or 10 arbitrary units of time. It is the time it takes for an un[[transformation|transformed]], un[[status effect|status]]ed [[human]] to [[wait]] (with '''s''' or '''.''') for one turn. It is also just the 'standard' time for an action, and thus useful as a general measurement for gameplay. For example, decaAut (in the form of turns) is used to measure the game's [[Zot clock]].
-DecaAut are often considered [[turn]]s, but they are still technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of game-time. For example, a [[Naga]] moves at 1.4 decaAut, but technically takes 1 turn. It'll still take 1.4 "turns" of the Zot clock, though.
+Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like reading [[scroll]]s, quaffing [[potion]]s, or casting the vast majority of [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade|0.7]] to [[dark maul|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].
-Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like reading [[scroll]]s, quaffing [[potion]]s, or casting the vast majority of [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade|0.7]] to [[dark maul|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].
+DecaAut are often considered [[turn]]s, but they are still technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of game-time. For example, a [[Naga]] naturally moves at 1.4 decaAut, but technically takes only 1 turn. It'll still take 1.4 "turns" of the Zot clock, though.

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	DecaAut are often considered turns, but they are still technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of game-time. For example, a [[Naga]] moves at 1.4 decaAut, but still takes 1 turn. It'll still take 1.4 "turns" of the Zot clock, though.		DecaAut are often considered turns, but they are still technically distinct measures. The Time counter in the status bar only measures decaAut; the actual turn counter measures the amount of commands, irrespective of game-time. For example, a [[Naga]] moves at 1.4 decaAut, but still takes 1 turn. It'll still take 1.4 "turns" of the Zot clock, though.

−	Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like reading [[scroll]]s, quaffing [[potion]]s, or casting [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade\|0.7]] to [[dark maul\|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].	+	Most [[species]] and [[monster]]s take 1 decaAut to move, and it is the time it takes for all species in their natural form and condition to do many actions (like reading [[scroll]]s, quaffing [[potion]]s, or casting the vast majority of [[spell]]s). A primary exception is [[attack speed]], which is often measured by delay; weapons can take from [[quick blade\|0.7]] to [[dark maul\|3]] decaAut to swing, before modifiers like [[shield]]s and [[skill]].