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Let gear raise what recovery items restore - #3190
BCard type 71 subtype 21 ("the effectiveness of recovery items is increased by %s%%") was ignored. A new RecoveryBonusService sums it from the user's gear and buffs, and the potion, snack and food handlers scale the HP and MP they restore by it.
Client check
Tester (1000 HP, 200 MP) wears amulet 4361 (recovery items +40%) and drinks potion 1010 (1000 HP and MP) from the inventory.
Recovery items can restore additional HP and MP based on applicable equipment bonuses and buffs. Potions apply bonuses immediately; snacks and meals apply them across digestion ticks, with meals retaining their usual per-tick healing ceiling.
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Added manual checks for amulet 4361: potions restore 1,400 HP and MP when each is missing by at least that amount, while snacks and meals heal 40% more per tick.
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A recovery bonus service applies percentage effects from active buffs and equipment to potion, snack, and food recovery. The handlers use boosted HP and MP amounts, while retaining potion maximum caps and digestion tick division.
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Recovery Item Bonus
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Define and calculate recovery bonuses src/NosCore.GameObject/Services/BattleService/IRecoveryBonusService.cs, src/NosCore.GameObject/Services/BattleService/RecoveryBonusService.cs
The new service sums level-scaled recovery-item effects from active buffs and equipment. It leaves nonpositive amounts unchanged and applies the summed percentage to positive amounts.
Apply bonuses to item recovery src/NosCore.GameObject/Messaging/Handlers/UseItem/*Handler.cs, test/NosCore.GameObject.Tests/Messaging/Handlers/UseItem/*HandlerTests.cs, documentation/manual-test-plan.md
Food, potion, and snack handlers apply the bonus to HP and MP recovery. Tests configure the service and equipment stats; a potion test checks a 20% equipment bonus. The manual test plan adds potion and per-tick recovery checks.
This change makes gear and buffs raise what recovery items restore. The only remaining issue is that the manual test plan should tell testers to remove other recovery bonuses before comparing snack and meal ticks. It is safe to merge, and the plan can be fixed in passing.
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The title is vague and non-descriptive in the way the rubric requires to be inconclusive. It does not name the specific change in scope. The PR adds a RecoveryBonusService that raises HP and MP restor…
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[#3180] Requires that BCard type 71, subtype 21 increase the HP and MP restored by potions, snacks, and food. The PR adds RecoveryBonusService, which sums the matching BCard effect (BCardEffect.LeonaP…
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All changed files relate to #3180. The changes are: the new IRecoveryBonusService and RecoveryBonusService; the Boost calls in PotionHandler, SnackHandler, and FoodHandler with their constructor updat…
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The title is vague and non-descriptive in the way the rubric requires to be inconclusive. It does not name the specific change in scope. The PR adds a RecoveryBonusService that raises HP and MP restored by potions, snacks, and food using gear and buff bonuses. The title 'Let gear raise what recovery items restore' does relate to that change, since it covers gear-based bonuses to recovery items. It omits buffs and the specific item types affected, but it is not unrelated, so it does not fail.
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[#3180] Requires that BCard type 71, subtype 21 increase the HP and MP restored by potions, snacks, and food. The PR adds RecoveryBonusService, which sums the matching BCard effect (BCardEffect.LeonaPassiveSkillIncreaseRecoveryItems) from active buffs and resolved equipment. PotionHandler applies Boost to the HP and MP recovery values before the max-HP and max-MP caps. SnackHandler and FoodHandler apply Boost before dividing by DigestionSchedule.TickCount. Tests cover a 20% gear bonus on a 300 HP potion (100 to 460 HP). The author reports an in-client check: amulet 4361 (+40%) raised potion 1010 restoration from +1000 to +1400 HP and MP. This check supports the 71/21 mapping. Limitations: the enum value was not read directly, and the snack and food effects were verified from code only, not in the client. The code paths for snacks and food match the potion path.
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All changed files relate to #3180. The changes are: the new IRecoveryBonusService and RecoveryBonusService; the Boost calls in PotionHandler, SnackHandler, and FoodHandler with their constructor updates; tests for potion, snack, and food handling that supply the new dependency; and a manual test plan section for recovery item bonuses. The tests and the manual test plan support the implementation. The PR description's references to the private-shop end-to-end scenario and to #3189 do not correspond to any changed file in the reviewed summary, so they add no out-of-scope code.
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The red build was the end-to-end private shop scenario ASellerWhoLeavesTheWorldKeepsWhatWasNotSold, which this PR doesn't touch (it passes locally). #3189 has since fixed the end-to-end login race behind these intermittent failures, so I rebased onto it.
The current step lets a tester check only one item type. Add separate checks for snacks and meals, including HP and MP recovery, so the plan can detect failures in either handler.
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The amulet recovery check covers only one item type and omits HP and MP outcomes. Replace it with separate checks for snacks and meals, verifying that each heals two fifths more HP and MP per tick while the amulet is on.
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- Around line 327-328: Update the potion check in the manual test plan to
require maximum HP and MP of at least 1,400, with at least 1,400 missing from
each before drinking the potion; retain the expected 1,400 increase for both
bars.
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@src/NosCore.GameObject/Messaging/Handlers/UseItem/FoodHandler.cs:
- Around line 48-49: Clarify the intended interaction between the 600-per-tick
cap and recovery bonuses for the per-tick values produced by recoveryBonus.Boost
and consumed by DigestionSchedule.Tick. If 600 is an absolute ceiling, leave the
calculation unchanged and document that bonuses cannot raise healing above it in
the Recovery item bonuses section of the manual test plan; if bonuses must apply
after the cap, update the cap handling and add a regression test through
DigestionService.TickPlayerAsync.
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- Line 329: The amulet recovery check covers only one item type and omits HP and
MP outcomes. Replace it with separate checks for snacks and meals, verifying
that each heals two fifths more HP and MP per tick while the amulet is on.
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
Remove other recovery bonuses before comparing ticks.
An existing 20% recovery buff changes the baseline to 120% of the item value. Adding the amulet changes it to 160%, which is not two fifths more than that baseline. Ask the tester to remove other recovery bonuses before the snack and meal comparisons.
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Update the amulet recovery checklist item in the manual test plan to require removing other recovery bonuses before comparing snack and meal ticks. Keep the comparison focused on the amulet’s effect without changing the expected recovery behavior.
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Agreed, the comparison assumes no other recovery bonus is active. The scene used for the client check starts with no buffs or other gear. I'll add that to the wording in the next change to this file rather than rerun CI for one line.
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Fixes #3180
BCard type 71 subtype 21 ("the effectiveness of recovery items is increased by %s%%") was ignored. A new
RecoveryBonusServicesums it from the user's gear and buffs, and the potion, snack and food handlers scale the HP and MP they restore by it.Client check
Tester (1000 HP, 200 MP) wears amulet 4361 (recovery items +40%) and drinks potion 1010 (1000 HP and MP) from the inventory.
statbefore → after the potion1084 4645 228 2272→2084 4645 1228 2272(+1000 / +1000)1090 4645 230 2272→2490 4645 1630 2272(+1400 / +1400)Tests
PotionHandlerTests: 20% recovery gear makes a 300 HP potion heal 360.EveryDeclaredEffectIsNamed, which also fails on master.Manual test plan
Added "Recovery item bonuses" to
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