Bug with Sanguinary Veins and two rogues

Dinth	wysłany: 10 lat temu http://tinyurl.com/pfaxyle (Ravenholdt.net blog) The tl;dr is that if you have two subtlety rogues, only one will ever benefit from sanguinary vein, which both increases rupture damage by 10% and all other damage by 20% for enemies affected by a rogue bleed. Whichever rogue applied a bleed most recently will get the effect, while the other will not benefit until they refresh their own bleed.
Lore	wysłany: 10 lat temu We're working on a hotfix for this. I don't have an ETA yet on when it will be released, but we'll get it done.
Lore	wysłany: 10 lat temu 02/17/2015 01:23 PMPosted by Kane It still raises the issue that Fierydemise pointed out at the end of the post - unless you go screaming on the forums, or raise a big "hey! hey! bug!" this stuff doesn't appear to be even looked at. The fact it got such a speedy response and incoming hotfix lends credence to it. To speak to this, if it was indeed reported using the in-game feature, I'm not sure how it slipped through the cracks. I don't handle the in-game bug reports myself so I can't speak directly to how it could have happened, but it's definitely a fail on our part if we got reports on a bug like this and managed to miss them somehow. We're extremely grateful to people like Fierydemise for pointing stuff like this out, but you're correct that it shouldn't be necessary. In the vast majority of cases, it isn't. In fact, I'm not 100% sure that the Ravenholdt post was what got this bug fixed (it seems likely, but I haven't asked the developer who's working on the fix where they heard about the bug because, well, it seems like actually working on the fix would be a better use of their time). But we identify and fix a ton of bugs due to player reports -- this one just slipped through the cracks somehow. That sucks and is obviously our fault, but it's definitely the exception and not the rule.
Lore	wysłany: 10 lat temu Hotfix has just been applied. It might take a few minutes to completely roll out everywhere, but should be active shortly if it's not already.