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 There are two hacks; "status-timers" is for vanilla ROM and fix the same bug as "Premature Continuation fix" by assassin (link below), only it does at a different place in the code. "status-timers-stop" implement the "Independent Stop" code by seibaby (link below) as well as the original "Premature Continuation fix" by assassin. Use "status-timers-stop" if you already have applied or want to apply those two hacks.\\
-A note on timers and status with this hack: the low on HP equipment Safe/Shell cast will no work on timers, the same way it does with the unused low on HP Reflect flag. Also, if a character has Haste, Safe/Shell will wear of faster and if the character has Slow, Safe/Shell will wear off slower. This is the same behavior that the Haste/Slow status have on other timers such as Freeze, Reflect and Sleep in the vanilla game.\\
+A note on timers and status with this hack: the low on HP equipment Safe/Shell cast will now work on timers, the same way it does with the unused low on HP Reflect flag. Also, if a character has Haste, Safe/Shell will wear of faster and if the character has Slow, Safe/Shell will wear off slower. This is the same behavior that the Haste/Slow status have on other timers such as Freeze, Reflect and Sleep in the vanilla game.\\
 Both hacks use 202 ($CA) bytes of free space at $EEAF01. This free space offset can be changed in the bass asm file by changing the offset of the "seek($EEAF01)" macro call. Both hacks use no free space in bank $C2 but instead relocate the "check timers" routine from $C25B06 to $EEAF01 to make room for the new "set Slow/Haste/Safe/Shell" bank $C2 code.\\