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Hey, so I wanted to raise some "quality of life" issues to see what others think; these are just things that I found to be "annoying" or maybe unclear in the current state of things (again, "QoL" stuff):
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- What exactly does "Blessed" mean? There's no description of it anywhere in-game that I can find. Examining an ID'd Blessed weapon (or HA) just says "your weapon is blessed" and leaves it at that with no info on the benefits of it.
Necro:
- Since Necro's don't need light (but benefit highly from infra) I would love to see infra on the main view to know how much I have (maybe either beside light radius in the buff area at the bottom, or where HP/SP is on the left?).
- Spells that self-damage should have that damage value in the spell description if space allows (e.g. Shadow Shift description doesn't says it damages you 2d5)
- Nether Bolt does no damage to undead; I wish it said that somewhere (see Monster Memory below; I think that covers this issue).
Monster Memory:
- Currently a monster getting hit by a nether bolt doesn't appear to update the monster memory. This came up during my playthroughs because I noticed that undead are immune, but the monster descriptions don't include that info when they get hit.
Thoughts? A couple of them are admittedly questionable/controversial, but I figured I'd raise them anyway just in case.
EDIT: One more I recalled for mages:
Mage:
- I kind of wish Electric Arc functioned more like Noxious Fumes (@-centered AOE); a short range bolt hitting one target is a bit... disappointingLast edited by MKula; May 7, 2020, 19:36.It breathes on you.
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There is nothing wrong in player-centered ball spell in general, but Lightning Arc is the only guaranteed beam spell mage has early on. Fireball can pull the ball spell trick just nicely even though it requires targeting.Comment
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I've filed an issue to do the info improvements.One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.Comment
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I do feel like if you have no light, though, the game should tell you "your infra's kicking in". Maybe if your light is zero, the callout at the bottom changes from "Light (0)" to "Infra 30" (in the same purple colour as no light), or something? If you get a light again, it switches back to "Light (2)" in yellow or whatnot.
Or not. You're right that it's not a big deal. Just throwing that out there.It breathes on you.
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New builds are now up on the nightlies page and angband.live with the following changes:- Improve the multiplier version of monster speed in lore
- Revert the change stopping ignore of items with unknown runes, as it introduced too many side-effects
- Tidied up some code for projections
- Adjusted some tiles (#4274, #4406)
- Make the player only learn runes from shapechange if they are also wearing a relevant item (#4404)
- A few information fixes pointed out by MKula (#4408)
- Some MSVC compile fixes by Kusunose
- A raft of stuff from backwardsEric:
- Several improvements to unit testing
- Use of binary search in get_obj_num()
- Fixes to equipment comparison
- Improved textblocks, and then used the improvements for displaying two object descriptions together
- Allowed repeat for magic that targets an item (enchant, identify, etc)
- Group slays and brands that do the same damage together in weapon descriptions
- Made floor stacking more sensible
- Fix a compiler warning
- Improvements to messages
One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.Comment
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Note that there's currently a slight problem with repeating, in that you can keep on reading Identify Rune scrolls on an object after it has all its runes identified. Fixed in development, fix will be in the next build.One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.Comment
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Is it intended behavior for an inscribed consumable to lose its inscription when you've used all of the item and then get some more?Comment
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Inscriptions are tied to the individual object (e.g., that specific dagger (+5, +6)), not to the object type (e.g., *all* scrolls of recall in the world). However, you can set the game up to auto-inscribe every object of a certain kind: use the knowledge menu =, auto-inscription setup {, then { to inscribe a certain object type.--
Dive fast, die young, leave a high-CHA corpse.Comment
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Inscriptions are tied to the individual object (e.g., that specific dagger (+5, +6)), not to the object type (e.g., *all* scrolls of recall in the world). However, you can set the game up to auto-inscribe every object of a certain kind: use the knowledge menu =, auto-inscription setup {, then { to inscribe a certain object type.Comment
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Doesn't seem low to me, for an iron shot. If it were an arrow or a bolt, that would be very, very low. But really, how easy is it to damage a rounded ball of hard metal so much that it isn't usable?“We're more of the love, blood, and rhetoric school. Well, we can do you blood and love without the rhetoric, and we can do you blood and rhetoric without the love, and we can do you all three concurrent or consecutive. But we can't give you love and rhetoric without the blood. Blood is compulsory. They're all blood, you see.”
― Tom Stoppard, Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are DeadComment
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So the reason is that they're throwing items now, which all have 1% breakage chance. I wondered about making an exception, but as Ingwe says, it does seem reasonable.One for the Dark Lord on his dark throne
In the Land of Mordor where the Shadows lie.Comment
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True. I'll just have to manage my inventory more so I'm not so overburdened with lots of Shots. I just expected them to break more often.Comment
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