Anubis, freeze bug and more

[Forfeit]

when you use anubis to make a creature imortal (which i already am) and that said creature is frozen, the froze graphic will be removed and it will remain frozen for the proper time. This happens every time for me. So, any chance on the person who fixes these things deciding whether he wants froze creatures or not, thx : )

Also, having an immaterial crearute, some sheild effect aree ignored. The ones i can think off now are the time shield, and fire one. I know bonewall, dim, and the absorbing ones are not ignored, same with reducing attack ones. I think that creature has x-percent to miss are not ignored, and i'm not sure about the freeze one.

Gravity pull is also ignored.

[thearchduke]

when you use anubis to make a creature imortal (which i already am) and that said creature is frozen, the froze graphic will be removed and it will remain frozen for the proper time. This happens every time for me. So, any chance on the person who fixes these things deciding whether he wants froze creatures or not, thx : )

Also, having an immaterial crearute, some sheild effect aree ignored. The ones i can think off now are the time shield, and fire one. I know bonewall, dim, and the absorbing ones are not ignored, same with reducing attack ones. I think that creature has x-percent to miss are not ignored, and i'm not sure about the freeze one.

Gravity pull is also ignored.

I have noticed the visual freeze/anubis bug, kinda lame, agreed.

The immaterial creature/shield effect issue is, IMHO, correct as coded.  Immaterial creatures still do damage, so they should destroy a bone shield or activate a dissipation shield.  On the other hand, target effects like fire, freeze and procrastination should not apply to immortals.

I am at a loss as to why they have their damage reduced, however.  It seems like that would be a "targeting" effect.  But it is also related to attack damage.  So maybe a shield reducing damage is not "targeting" the creature, just the creature's damage.  Still, it's a little murky.