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Unsolved [TU 1.3.0] Information on Shields
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I recently noticed that the Rune Shield is not displaying an actual value for Ability Damage...
I also noticed that Thorgest’s Shield only offers +3 Speed. Is this correct? It seems way too low compared to the amount of speed granted by other gear items...
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Hey @thenorfolkian
I found we have already reported the line of coding appearing in the Rune Shield, but thanks for bringing it up.
I can't see find any known issues to suggest that the speed of Thorgest's shield is incorrect. It may just be that this shield is heavier than others. You can see the weight when you highlight the equipment.Official Response -
@ubi-froggard Yeah, I suspected the Rune Shield issue had been reported before, but thanks for asking about the Thorgest’s Shield stat buff. I did some checking and found that the Stalwart Swiftness Rune does add only 3 Speed to Eivor’s stats. For a diamond rune, it doesn’t really seem worth it.
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@thenorfolkian No worries, thanks again for reporting it anyway and if you have any other questions you can always feel free to ask on here and we'll do what we can to find out.
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