Hello! I'd like to document a list of enchanting bugs. For the purposes of this, I will unfortunately have to spoil an enchantment to get the point across, I hope this conveys properly.
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At present, this is a valid recipe, it gives feedback on both bottom right and top right gems, they both verifiably vibrate and the feedback is good. I know this is on-track to coming into a recipe. Both gems 'Vibrate'.
This, is also a valid recipe, this gem vibrates in it's slot, which tells me this is 'part' of a recipe or it's in a correct location.
However. The moment you put in a cracked moonstone in the bottom middle slot, the previous recipe, which started with the obsidian, is no longer valid, and the recipe now only vibrates for Moonstone.
This means, that the moonstone has taken over the recipe recognition script (or however you want to classify it) and means the enchanter would be led to believe both moonstone and obsidian are in the correct locations. The Obsidian would not be valid for this recipe.
This would lead the user to believe the further steps in the recipe are valid, as they get more and more vibrations on gems that are not inherit to the enchantment, leading to at least an hour of wasted time and potentially frustration. I am unsure if this is intended or not, some clarification would be greatly appreciated.
Bug two, strange prioritization.
When we come back to having obsidian bottom right, bloodstone top right, which has been verified (to my knowledge) as a valid step two to the recipe, we place a tigers eye on top slot.
The same occurs, where it appears to have 'prioritized' the recipe being a step one tiger's eye. You cannot get verification that obsidian or bloodstone are correct gem placements.
We rotate tiger's eye to bottom left, And now we get ONLY Verification that Obsidian and Bloodstone are in correct placements BUT tiger's eye never gets verified with a vibration. (I am hopefully a master at this with level 50 red magic, I would hope after a dozen tries with multiple hits on both obsidian and bloodstone it would tell me if tiger's eye is valid!)
Disappearing Gemstone
On top of that, there was no feedback when the tiger's eye disappeared from it's bottom left slot, leaving me confused... It appears a failure means no reaction, as well as an eaten gem. Which is fine, there needs to be a clear and concise cost for dabbling with this art, or trying to learn it. You will end up spending resources for the knowledge but feedback would be appreciated when you lose a gemstone.