What does the balance stat in archery do, if anything?
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Yes, I did not describe that well... MSC headaches here. 
Basically, when you charge a bow, say it has a cone of fire accuracy ranging from 1-10. Charge it halfway and the radius of the cone of fire is narrowed by half. If your balance is higher, it'll cut it by more, though never below the minimum of 1. A lot of bows, however, have COF min/max ranging from 1-1 or 2-2 and the like, so for those, the way it's coded up, it makes no difference.
I might be able to tweak it up so it also affects range - but it'd be a little tricky for me to figure out how to make sure that didn't mess with spells as well.
Basically, when you charge a bow, say it has a cone of fire accuracy ranging from 1-10. Charge it halfway and the radius of the cone of fire is narrowed by half. If your balance is higher, it'll cut it by more, though never below the minimum of 1. A lot of bows, however, have COF min/max ranging from 1-1 or 2-2 and the like, so for those, the way it's coded up, it makes no difference.
I might be able to tweak it up so it also affects range - but it'd be a little tricky for me to figure out how to make sure that didn't mess with spells as well.
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Yeah, some of the spells work on the same "charged-throw-attack" system, a few of which might actually go wonky in a bad way if I started doing things like that, so I'd have to work out how to check for a particular active skill on the client end... And I don't think the data of which skill is in use actually gets passed to the client at that sage, so - tricky.
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