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WishUnderflow
(lemmy.world)
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It seems logical to decrement after the wish is granted, imo. Just causes issues in this particular case...
Dunno, I know enough duplicate exploits in games to know giving the effect then reducing the item, is a pretty common source of duplication hacks/bugs.
I guess it comes down to which is the designer is more afraid of happening, the chance of a wish being expended but not granted, or granted without expending.
Then again based on disney's aladin, tricking the genie into rescuing him without using a wish, it does seem practical to assume that the genie errors on the side of granting without expending.
Thing is, if an exception is thrown you want to have the counter right where it should be. But yes, a check should be added haha