A Simple Solution

If you tried the VABS demo, you may have noticed that if you got vored by an enemy, it may not eat you again.  In other words, a state that gets removed someone negates the ability to be added back on.  However, the state can be applied back to the target after the target moves.

...Adding @result.clear to the state manipulations now means states can be reapplied without either side having to move, thus voring is more frequent.  Because apparently @result stores states and negates re-application until it's cleared, and the default timing is mainly in the default battle system or when moving on the map.  An ABS does not have the same timing and it has taken me this long to realize what controls that timing.

Edit:  One of the checks that occurs when checking if the state can be added is state_removed?(), which accesses @result.  I will see if changing that will make things simpler.