Angband 3.3.2 - anything else to fix?
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I've gotten this bug twice, isn't a gamender but it puts you back at the start of the level.
microsoft visual c++ runtime library
Assertion failed!
Program:...gs\tcps\my documents\angband-3.3.2\angand.exe
File:monster\mon-timed.c
line:247
Expression:timer>0
Any ideas?Comment
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I've gotten this bug twice, isn't a gamender but it puts you back at the start of the level.
microsoft visual c++ runtime library
Assertion failed!
Program:...gs\tcps\my documents\angband-3.3.2\angand.exe
File:monster\mon-timed.c
line:247
Expression:timer>0
Any ideas?"Been away so long I hardly knew the place, gee it's good to be back home" - The BeatlesComment
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Is this a bug ?
Hi.
I noticed one strange thing when I use Zwaihander 'Zarcuthra' as a swap weapon against dragons: "You are wielding Zwaihander 'Zarcuthra' (4d6) (+19,+21) <+4, +2>. Gorlim, Betrayer of Barahir wakes up. Gorlim, Betrayer of Barahir wakes up." Same double wake up message every time I wear that weapon where monsters are still a sleep. Can some1 confirm this bug?
- donalde -Comment
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Hi.
I noticed one strange thing when I use Zwaihander 'Zarcuthra' as a swap weapon against dragons: "You are wielding Zwaihander 'Zarcuthra' (4d6) (+19,+21) <+4, +2>. Gorlim, Betrayer of Barahir wakes up. Gorlim, Betrayer of Barahir wakes up." Same double wake up message every time I wear that weapon where monsters are still a sleep. Can some1 confirm this bug?
- donalde -Comment
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Hi.
I noticed one strange thing when I use Zwaihander 'Zarcuthra' as a swap weapon against dragons: "You are wielding Zwaihander 'Zarcuthra' (4d6) (+19,+21) <+4, +2>. Gorlim, Betrayer of Barahir wakes up. Gorlim, Betrayer of Barahir wakes up." Same double wake up message every time I wear that weapon where monsters are still a sleep. Can some1 confirm this bug?
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edit: I have a pull request for a fix in official/master, should be in shortly.Last edited by fizzix; May 20, 2012, 15:12.Comment
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Another (Very nasty) bug
This should be easy to reproduce: I have total of 190 arrows in Quiver. I have full backpack. When I wear arrows from ground, game ask me what stack of arrows I want to unwear. That causes me to drop my swap weapon, inscribed with @w1!d!k!v. So how I can drop !d inscribed weapon without confirmation?Comment
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This should be easy to reproduce: I have total of 190 arrows in Quiver. I have full backpack. When I wear arrows from ground, game ask me what stack of arrows I want to unwear. That causes me to drop my swap weapon, inscribed with @w1!d!k!v. So how I can drop !d inscribed weapon without confirmation?Comment
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Yeah, this is a tough bug and it's been around for a while, and I'm not sure there's been anyone who's come up with a good solution (bug exists in 3.4 still). It has to do with crappy interplay between the quiver and the rest of the inventory. I guess the ideal solution would be to only allow you to take the amount of arrows that would fit in your quiver without overflowing to a new slot."Been away so long I hardly knew the place, gee it's good to be back home" - The BeatlesComment
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When using my mobile (Sony Ericsson Xperia) and trying to post a Character dump, from the web browser, I go to where the .txt file is on my mobile. But when I try and post it, I get accused of hacking.
However I took said file off my mobile onto my laptop and was able to post it fine. So not sure where the problem lies.I roll natural D20, as if I needed a crit hit on someone.Comment
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I have a different suggestion: if picking up the new arrows would cause the quiver to overflow into a new slot but no spare inv slot is available, drop the last stack of arrows in the quiver rather than anything from the pack. IMO this is much more intuitive and less likely to lead to the kind of WTF? moments donalde describes.Comment
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I don't know either. It might be trivial, but it might be horrendous - the inv code is a colossal edifice and it might come tumbling down. d_m did the quiver, so maybe he's best place to assess the difficulty ...."Been away so long I hardly knew the place, gee it's good to be back home" - The BeatlesComment
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