for the test i removed 2 eye candy units so the numbers i would get were more accurate
edit: i also removed the "spam dummy trigger" for the same reason i mentioned above
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Unidad - Create 1 DummyCore1 for (Owner of Caster[TempInt]) at Target_Point facing Vista edificio predeterminada degrees
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spell without damage and tree destroyer triggers, handlers go up by 3 then go back to normal (supposed to mean that the spell is clean and has no leaks)
spell without damage triggers used at an open place (no trees) , hanlders go up by around 20 (the tree destroyer trigger is leaking here even if it didnt destroy any trees)
spell without damage triggers used to destroy two trees, handlers go up by 36 (the tree trigger is leaking here even more)
spell without damage triggers used to destroy a bunch of trees, handlers go up by 138!!!!
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now i use the "new" tree killer method, region (and moving the region) instead of circle
spell without damage triggers used to destroy a bunch of trees , handlers do not go up
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all this means if you use this kind of tree destroyer
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Destructible - Pick every destructible within 200.00 of Target_Point and do (Destructible - Kill (Picked destructible))
the number of the handlercounter will increase by a lot and with 12 players in your map spamming spells for 1 hour it adds up
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now i will test the damage trigger i think it makes the handlecounter number go up
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Set grupote[1] = (Units within 200.00 of Target_Point matching (((Matching unit) belongs to an enemy of (Owner of Caster[TempInt])) Igual a True))
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Grupo de unidad - Pick every unit in grupote[1] and do (Actions)
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Bucle: Acciones
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Unidad - Cause Caster[TempInt] to damage (Picked unit), dealing ((Real((Inteligencia of Caster[TempInt] (Excluir bonuses)))) x 2.00) damage of attack type Caos and damage type Magia
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Custom script: call DestroyGroup(udg_grupote[1])
maybe because it also uses "within 200 of"