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An effect modifier is a modular rule that changes the behaviour of other game content, like a buff/enchantment that makes a character stronger (or debuff/curse that makes them weaker), adds new gameplay abilities & behaviours, or changes how an existing rule works.
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What's a way to implement a flexible buff/debuff system?
I don't know if you are still reading it, but here is how I'm doing it now (code is based on UE4 and C++).
After pondering on the problem for more than two weeks (!!), I finally found this:
http://ga …
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