Is this intended behavior?
Normal spells get the expected -50% SP reduction (and show the reduction on hover), but SLAs stay unaffected.
This is the hover over the pyrite reaction spike tooltip:
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Is this intended behavior?
Normal spells get the expected -50% SP reduction (and show the reduction on hover), but SLAs stay unaffected.
This is the hover over the pyrite reaction spike tooltip:
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SLA's have never received any SP cost reduction, as they are already cost reduced. So this is fully WAI.
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Yes, same reason they don't get additional costs from metas
Right, and this is why SLAs are a quite bad idea and quite boring, just my opinion of course but I would more like it if we get no SLAs and all spells are inscribed in our spellbook.
And if a caster gets a spell several times (best example Phantasmal Killer by Deep Gnome illusionist wizards up to 3 times) the spell in the spellbook should get a special version with 2 or more charges so you can use them without cooldown until the charges are depleted and with reduced spell points costs (because the caster is a specialist in using this spell)
And no it is not about making casters stronger I'm also ok when casters use spells slower because of such a change and if the spells cost more spell points, I suggest such a change because I think its in principle more fun if all your spells are affected by spell points discount effects or effects who reduce the cooldown of spells (or other things).