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It's not stupid to try things, ad we all learn by making mistakes! Sometimes trial and error is the only way to know if something can work for you/your set-up. And it's not too late to adjust as long as some of the eggs are alive... Keep us updated on how the remaining eggs are doing! I'm...

oh and the temperature should be fine, I think, if it gets too low hatching may be a bit later but it seems about right to me.

If your first hatch was successful, I would stick to the same method. It sounds like the "too high" humidity wasn't a problem the first time since most hatched, and as @Bigblackcat mentioned, waterfowl eggs need more water than say chicken. I "dry hatched" mine, but where i live that means...