New to Unangband

[andrewdoull]

I just found nowhere town.... in redhorn pass. it says there's a bug and that i should report it and collect reward in store. there's also a way to angband, which i'm not ready to take. The game bugs when i enter the store. I'm therefore going to ignore it... but make a copy savefile.

Edit : ignore that. was able to come back to Rivendell through Angmar.

Based on your comments on the ladder, I'm taking this was an old 0.6.3 bug...

[Adley]

I just found nowhere town.... in redhorn pass. it says there's a bug and that i should report it and collect reward in store. there's also a way to angband, which i'm not ready to take. The game bugs when i enter the store. I'm therefore going to ignore it... but make a copy savefile.

Edit : ignore that. was able to come back to Rivendell through Angmar.

[Adley]

just ... wow to develloper : The mice don't want you to leave Oo

[Adley]

Thanks!
I think i'm beggining to understand the rune system.
My further questions will go in my ladder post as i find new things to ask, so here's a link : http://angband.oook.cz/ladder-show.php?id=10705

[andrewdoull]

I bleive that is the Charge multiplier when you move into an enemy after having moved a space or more. You get less blows but the first blow's damage is multiplied by that multiplier.

You're on the money. Heavier weapons get a higher charge multiplier to compensate for lower blows multiplier, and the charge multiplier includes all the damage bonuses.

Andrew

[brokenstep]

hijacking the thread :
New to unangband, i REALLY like the... incredible amount of different rooms, terrains ect. Variant which is really excellent to play and who probably has lots of potential.
Now for my question : In (C) screen, there is a number for blows, and, behind n/turn, there is a multiplier. what is that multiplier?

I bleive that is the Charge multiplier when you move into an enemy after having moved a space or more. You get less blows but the first blow's damage is multiplied by that multiplier.

[Adley]

hijacking the thread :
New to unangband, i REALLY like the... incredible amount of different rooms, terrains ect. Variant which is really excellent to play and who probably has lots of potential.
Now for my question : In (C) screen, there is a number for blows, and, behind n/turn, there is a multiplier. what is that multiplier?

[Vario]

Help!!

Help im in 1 hit point, im in corridor at 5th level of maggots basement and my north/south sides are occupied by enemy mages, im blind...

Is there possible to ask divine help or am i finished?

EDIT:
LOL

Before i went 1hp i tried few times phase door away from situation - without success. Then mages put me back blind or confused... and finally to dead. Ok now i realise my unknown tabard +3+3 was all the time tabard of stability - preventing ability to teleport... I should have thought something is wrong since my teleport failed...

[d_m]

The magical bags are a way of balancing inventory slots against spell books. This was directly inspired by the way that Hengband handles wands - as it encourages you to experiment with more item types. I've made them make their contents immune to elemental attacks to allow a massive hack to the internal data structure that stores the contents.

I wonder if leaving their contents vulnerable to damage, plus items not going into magical bags if you've made the item immune to damage by enchanting it might be the other approach to take here. It seems less consistent - I mean they are *magical* bags, but it might be better from a game balance point of view. (The trade off being of elemental resistance vs. higher carrying capacity).

I could imagine making bags somewhat vulnerable to fire... if the bag is destroyed, its contents spill into the inventory (and presumably onto the ground once that fills up). This might make them too annoying... maybe the odds of it happening should be smaller, I don't know.

Disclaimer: I have been trying to figure out how to do well in Un with a Maia druid for about a year, so I'm not exactly an "advanced" player

[andrewdoull]

It was 0.63 version, I played priests, mages and warriors. shallow depth monsters have various nasty attacks, all this conf, disen, etc. breathers on dlvl about 10 make start somewhat hard unlike V or FA. It maybe is not really hard but it seems hard, too many different monsters dont even know what to avoid,

The total number of different monster types is limited per level so that you don't run into too many at once. That's the best approach I've been able to take while keeping the overall variety high.

but later all this imba spells, archery and tons of HP make game too easy, and bags contribute too, no inventory management at all, just carry everything, also no scroll, potion destruction due to elemental attacks.

I won't disagree with you because I don't usually make it deep, but the feedback I've had from the ladder is that the game remains hard even with 2000+ hp characters. I hope this means hard/interesting but I'm always worried it starts to get hard/tedious.

The magical bags are a way of balancing inventory slots against spell books. This was directly inspired by the way that Hengband handles wands - as it encourages you to experiment with more item types. I've made them make their contents immune to elemental attacks to allow a massive hack to the internal data structure that stores the contents.

I wonder if leaving their contents vulnerable to damage, plus items not going into magical bags if you've made the item immune to damage by enchanting it might be the other approach to take here. It seems less consistent - I mean they are *magical* bags, but it might be better from a game balance point of view. (The trade off being of elemental resistance vs. higher carrying capacity).

Alternately limiting the different types of contents of bags to maybe 10 slots instead of up to 22 slots per bag either by having a hard limit ("The bag has no more pockets.") or dividing up the bag types to be more granular.

Any other suggestions are welcome...

Andrew

[LostTemplar]

It was 0.63 version, I played priests, mages and warriors. shallow depth monsters have various nasty attacks, all this conf, disen, etc. breathers on dlvl about 10 make start somewhat hard unlike V or FA. It maybe is not really hard but it seems hard, too many different monsters, dont even know what to avoid, but later all this imba spells, archery and tons of HP make game too easy, and bags contribute too, no inventory management at all, just carry everything, also no scroll, potion destruction due to elemental attacks.

[andrewdoull]

When I played UN it seemed to me that it is too hard in the beginning and way too easy in late game.

I'm curious as to how long ago and what class?

Andrew

[LostTemplar]

When I played UN it seemed to me that it is too hard in the beginning and way too easy in late game.

[Bandobras]

> My best character just got his stats pegged at 3 for the rest of his life,
> town cats regularly drown him in blood and puppies play with his body parts
> on the streets. I love this game!!!

Roguelike fans are the best in the world!

Now, where was the tread about making the game harder?

[Vario]

Disease

im newbie and hooked to UnAngband. And my char is diseased. About all stats are at 3... at least now after reading this thread, i know what to do with disease, thanks.

About my game, i think i will restart. I used all my money to healing on town but "Unfortunately healing will not cure disease you have" So, im size 5, str 6 and int 3 and all town animals are attacking me, and i have 0 gold. I need 650 gp for cure disease and lots of more for restorations... lol

But im just learning game, so restarting is just fun. I really like this, good work! Game goes smooth without bugs (i tried tome 3 before and it is _buggy_).

Also i like blood and body parts, a bit similar as DF, thats rough cool effect