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Max mtg wrote:

TastetheJace wrote:One thing I do know is that the prices will shift at the spell shop. I saw Innocent Blood at 304, exited the shop, and entered again right after to see it at 214. Not that I complain when the prices go down

Looks like someone has introduced prices fluctuation, randomizing each time the cardshop is opened.

I observed the same behavior in set prices when I originally added the booster unlocking code. Easy to abuse, click Unlock, Cancel, click Unlock again and see if you get a better offer... (and it's big money we're talking here).

Apparently this happens in readFile() in ReadPriceList.java (a random element r, "final Random r = MyRandom.getRandom();", is added to the calculation). Don't know what the original rationale was but unless the offered prices are stored somehow between invocations, it's an open invitation to abuse the system...

Max mtg wrote:

TastetheJace wrote:One thing I do know is that the prices will shift at the spell shop. I saw Innocent Blood at 304, exited the shop, and entered again right after to see it at 214. Not that I complain when the prices go down

Looks like someone has introduced prices fluctuation, randomizing each time the cardshop is opened.

This has been around for... at least a year I think. Definitely a long while.

friarsol wrote:

Max mtg wrote:Looks like someone has introduced prices fluctuation, randomizing each time the cardshop is opened.

 
This has been around for... at least a year I think. Definitely a long while.

 
Dennis added the card shop and I think that Rob added the card prices with the price updater. The price fluctuation was added about the same time.

When a token copy of Chronozoa dies, I get two copies of it even if the token that died still had time counters on it. (This seems to happen only to token copies of Chronozoa, if the original one dies with time counters still on it, it works correctly and doesn't split.)

I did a quick search and didn't find this bug reported elsewhere, so here it goes: Phyrexian Dreadnaught is being allowed to remain in play without sacrificing creatures with power equal or greater than 12.

Swirling Sandstorm seems to be doing damage to players as well as creatures. Also, loved the last couple of updates, keep up the great work !

Knight of the Mists does not get buried if the etb cost is not paid. It was the only knight on the battlefield.

Trent Almighty wrote:Swirling Sandstorm seems to be doing damage to players as well as creatures. Also, loved the last couple of updates, keep up the great work !

Fixed!

I've noticed that Panoptic Mirror and similar cards such as Omniscience Do not allow for Kicker to be payed which should be allowed.

Darien Blaque wrote:The creatures I get from Dread Slaver are not being treated as zombies, specifically for Undead Alchemist 's ability.

Fixed! Thanks Darien Blaque.

Devilman06 wrote:I've noticed that Panoptic Mirror and similar cards such as Omniscience Do not allow for Kicker to be payed which should be allowed.

I can play a kicked Ardent Soldier for 2 with Omniscience. Only Multikicker is broken (in several ways). What cards have you tested?

I countered a spell cast as a morph, and it remained face-down in the graveyard.

The AI then returned the card to its hand with Sword of Light and Shadow 's ability, although it is not entirely clear whether the face-down card is a creature card.

The card Dragon Appeasement seems to be triggering off either player sacrificing a creature, rather than only Dragon Appeasement's controller.

Skullclamp bug: equipping a white 1/1 flying spirit token did not allow me to draw two cards as it died. I don't know whether the problem is the token, or the fact that I had Grave Pact on the battlefield and it triggered on death of the token.

Okay, I've finally figured out the whole deal with untapping mana when Winter Orb is in play. In my opinion, this isn't being done correctly. In order to receive the prompt to untap lands, the opponent's end step must not be auto-played (it must be green instead of red). If the opponent's end step is autoplayed, you have no option to untap any mana, which it seems ought to happen at the beginning of your upkeep instead.

schnautzr wrote:Okay, I've finally figured out the whole deal with untapping mana when Winter Orb is in play. In my opinion, this isn't being done correctly. In order to receive the prompt to untap lands, the opponent's end step must not be auto-played (it must be green instead of red).

Makes sense why a bunch of us weren't seeing it, I know I definitely have EOT marked to allow me to cast spells at the end of my opponent's turn.