EA Vision "Extended Favor" is not working

DDiggler

"Major and Minor Effect durations are increased by 62% per stack"

It does not work on Daedric Trickery buffs. I tried it a couple of times and it is evident cooldown on buffs are still 21 sec after taking the vision its not a UI mismatch, i double checked. Please fix it guys

virtus753

I am curious whether this is an oversight or whether they don’t intend the vision to extend proc buffs.

DDiggler

virtus753 wrote: »

I am curious whether this is an oversight or whether they don’t intend the vision to extend proc buffs.

I don't think so. There would be no point in taking any proc set into the archive. Even worst flat dmg sets would out perfrom the best proc set after taking a few offensive visions. And what about the proc that crit? Taking crit buff visions will increase the crit chance or not?

Can we get a confirmation on this please? @ZOS_Kevin

Do visions not buff procs?

virtus753

DDiggler wrote: »

virtus753 wrote: »

I am curious whether this is an oversight or whether they don’t intend the vision to extend proc buffs.

I don't think so. There would be no point in taking any proc set into the archive. Even worst flat dmg sets would out perfrom the best proc set after taking a few offensive visions. And what about the proc that crit? Taking crit buff visions will increase the crit chance or not?

Can we get a confirmation on this please? @ZOS_Kevin

Do visions not buff procs?

I never said anything about visions (plural) not applying to procs (full stop). I spoke only about "the vision" (singular, the one you mentioned) not seeming to extend the duration of proc buffs (buffs only, nothing about crit chance or damage or anything else), which was the particular issue you pointed out. Most procs don't give a Major or Minor buff, so there would certainly still be a point to taking proc sets in general (if visions in general do apply) even if this one vision failed to extend the duration of buffs granted by a proc set.

It is very possible that visions apply to procs generally but also that there are exceptions. We know, for example, that the "procs don't proc procs" rule works in such a way, since it has long been the case that proc sets do indeed proc procs like status effects (but not the reverse). So clearly ZOS can have general rules (such as, perhaps, that visions do buff procs generally, in terms of damage, crit chance, crit damage, etc.) but also that they might intend to have exceptions (such as visions do not extend the duration of proc buffs). That is why I'm curious to find out what the case is here - especially after the recent issues with Jorvuld's extending Major Heroism from the DK class set, which may have impacted their approach to extending the duration of named buffs applied by proc sets.

DDiggler

virtus753 wrote: »

I spoke only about "the vision" (singular, the one you mentioned) not seeming to extend the duration of proc buffs

It doesn't seem fair that they would single out sets like this. It would be a no fun allowed policy

ZOS_Hadeostry

Greetings,

After further review we have decided to move this thread to a category we think is more appropriate for this topic, as it's reporting a Bug.

Thank you for your understanding

Billium813

There seems to be a "good" bug for Extended Favor in which it's increasing the duration of Templar Rune Focus. I'm putting it here in case others have noticed other things being effected (or not) by this Verse

Necrotech_Master

Billium813 wrote: »

There seems to be a "good" bug for Extended Favor in which it's increasing the duration of Templar Rune Focus. I'm putting it here in case others have noticed other things being effected (or not) by this Verse

im pretty sure thats intentional, as that skill gives major resolve, the other effects are likely tied to that

the PC patch today should have fixed the issue of this vision not buffing the major and minor effects from some proc sets

from the notes:

Verses and Visions

• The Extended Favor Vision now correctly increases the duration of all sources of Minor and Major effects.