Address Inherent Volatility of Sticker Stack Timer - #85
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Type: Fix
Summary: 2 Lines of Change to go from 2 to 6 attempts for sticker stack. The internal timer for Sticker Stack sometimes differs from the buff itself, resulting in laggy servers often having 30s+ offsets. This necessitates a larger number of attempts. From testing a few months back, on especially laggy servers it misses about 8% of the time with 2 attempts even with better paths. This reduces it to nearly 0 (I have not had a single failure in about 5 months due to the internal timer offset).