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The "nduration" thing? I said 2000d2000. This was a mistake. This means between steps in glimmer restoration, it can be as little as 2000 turns or about 1.6 days or 4,000,000 turns, 3,333 days, about 111 months, you get it, it was too much. Let's instead set it to a week, no randomness.
nDuration = "8400d1".RollCached();
This means you can pop your glimmer and enjoy a week to a month of no glimmer. You can also set it to 1d1 to instantly recover your glimmer if you only want a hunter button.
long time_elpased = 50;
nDuration = "2000d2000".RollCached();
Find both of those unedited lines and change them to what I have, you'll be sitting pretty.
Right now it feels useful only to farm ego.