Firstly, nowhere does it say the switch is flipped, instead it says
that it's simply increased. A switch isn't an integer, so one
assumption that we operate on is that the value of the switch is
increased. (I thought we generally rejected this sort of thing though,
because it didn't use the precise magic words)
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4st
We do have this in the rules, though.
Rule 2509 ("Agoran Numbers")
{
If the rules describe mathematical operations to be used in flipping an
instance of a numerical switch, the operations are interpreted as having
common-sense mathematical application to determine that instance's
resulting value. For example, "increasing a switch instance by M" is
equivalent to "flipping a switch instance from its current value N to
the value N+M".
}
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kiako
