Hi all,

I've been working on a curing system for the past week or so and I'm at the stage where I need to set what order I want to cure afflictions in, and the logic for how they should be cured. I have no experience with combat in Lusternia however, so I was hoping to get a little friendly advice on a suggested order for curing each affliction.

If someone could share the order they use, that would be ideal. I will be curing off a tick timer, if that helps.

Cheers,

Rybosh

Eh, you might want to cure the more serious/annoying afflictions first... paralysis, aeon (though if you fight in choke often, you'll have to tweak this or you'll run out of quicksilver), crotamine, Anorexia/Addiction and Asthma, and since you're an Ur'guard, you should probably know which warrior afflicts you want to cure up first. I'd suggest vapors, even though they nerfed the initial prone.

There are definitely more, but I'm not entirely used to Lusternia's afflictions yet. (I seriously tried curing a freezing condition once with APPLY CALORIC... )

I understand I'd want to cure the bad ones first, thats the whole idea of a priority system.

I'm asking those who have a complete priority to give me some pointers, or a whole list to save me lots of pain and deaths figuring it out.

I'd put anorexia, slickness, asthma and stupidity pretty high, those prevent you from curing. Also, put in some kind of failsafe because of amnesia. Then, the things that hinder you from attacking back, like broken arms/legs, blindness, etc. After that, the annoying ones which tend to rob your balance/equi. And so on.

You'll need 3-4 queues: standard, aeoned, sapped, choked. That's the order I would get them done in, too.

From my own system, standard queue.

Herb queue--anorexia, stupidity, slickness, blindness, impatience, partial paralysis (left/right), hallucinations, thin blood, sensitivity

Purgative queue--chills, sensitivity, crotamine, confusion, scalped, weariness, vomiting, dysentry, generosity, healthleech

Salve queue--asthma, slit throat, amputation (right leg, left leg, left arm, right arm), burst organs, disembowled, sensitivity, leg tendons (right leg, left leg)

Beyond the first ten, you can pretty much just fill in the rest.