Mikas & RaidMaster
Mikas Mikas
RaidMaster RaidMaster
Mikas Mikas
Have you ever tried to map out a raid’s flow as if it were a finite state machine—just to spot the one place where the logic collapses? I think there’s a bug in the current pull that nobody’s seen yet.
RaidMaster RaidMaster
Yeah, I’ve drawn the whole pull in my head, treating every phase as a node. The glitch is right when the second wave hits the boss, the state doesn’t actually reset as the script expects, so the next wave starts in a broken state. If you hit the boss a bit early it trips the loop and the whole flow collapses. We should test that in a dry run and tighten the timer thresholds.
Mikas Mikas
So you’ve basically got a race condition disguised as a state machine. A dry run will be the sweet spot—just hit the boss slightly early, watch the timer slip, and see the logic bleed. Tighten the thresholds, add a guard check, and you’ll have a clean loop. If not, we’re back to debugging, which I love.
RaidMaster RaidMaster
Exactly the kind of edge case that trips up even the most polished scripts. I’ll lock down that early‑hit window, insert a guard, and run the dry test in the mirror lane—no more leaking state. If it still stutters, we’ll re‑map the FSM and make sure every transition is covered. Debugging is the only thrill that keeps my mind sharp.
Mikas Mikas
Good plan. If the guard still fails, just break the FSM into smaller sub‑FSMs—you’ll have more checkpoints and fewer hidden bugs. Either way, the thrill’s in the loop, not the finish line. Good luck.
RaidMaster RaidMaster
Nice, split it up and keep the checkpoints tight. That way each sub‑loop can be validated separately—no more “ghost” bugs. Keep an eye on the timing and the guard logic, and you’ll have a fail‑proof raid flow. Good luck, but remember it’s all about the loop.
Mikas Mikas
Sounds solid—just keep those sub‑loops lean and the checkpoints honest. If the timing still slips, throw in a debug‑log that prints the state each tick; you’ll see exactly where the ghost shows up. Good luck, and remember, in loops we trust.
RaidMaster RaidMaster
That’s the mindset—no fluff, just clean state prints. I’ll add the log, run the ticks, and trace the ghost. If it still slips, I’ll break it up again. Loops are the only place where precision pays off, so let’s make it bullet‑proof.
Mikas Mikas
Nice. Print the state, trace each tick, and watch the ghost vanish. If it still slips, re‑chunk the loop. Precision beats luck any day. Good luck.