Guild Wars 2

Was messing around with custom conversions and stumbled upon a weird bug where if you put a gold amount with .54 extension, the conversion cost came out as 2 gems. This was obviously a mistake, but having only 100 gems I decided to test it out.

Before:
http://i.imgur.com/Q5Tx9s0.jpg

After:
http://i.imgur.com/ttfEfWT.jpg

I only received 8 copper, instead of the 10.54 gold it said I should have received. Obviously I didn’t expect to get away with it and would have reported the result regardless.

I did the transaction three times to confirm the results. It is repeatable by placing “.54” after a certain gold amount over a base amount of 8 gold. So 8.54, 9.54, etc. with some random numbers not complying. It will mostly say 2 gems for a conversion, each time only yielding 8 copper.

That’s a poor solution to the problem. The sigil states the effect ends on down, and it is implied that putting it back into the inventory will reset the effect as well. Swapping terrains should not disrupt the amount of stacks you have already built, period.

Equipping a weapon with a sigil that stacks a certain stat over time will result in a reset of stacks once you enter water (or exit, depending on whether the sigil is on a land- or water-based weapon).

This is odd considering the stacks should only end on down, as they persist when swapping to your second set of equipment. When changing out the weapon with the sigil the stacks are understandably lost, but entering/exiting water/land should not reset said stacks as the weapon was never unequipped to begin with.