if(!in_hardcore()) question

[Bale]

As soon as an if() is true, it won't bother with the else.

In other words...

if($item[solid shifting time weirdness].available_amount() > 0 &&(!in_hardcore()))
else... who cares?

Solution? Remove the word else and just have a succession of unconnected if statements.

[Crowther]

I think you might want to use "can_interact()" instead of "!in_hardcore()". The player might be hardcore for life, but it seems more accurate.

[Darzil]

Personally I just shortcircuit all that with :

maximize("adv, 0.1 pvp fights +switch trick-or-treating tot", false);
Can add +switch disembodied hand in if you want to consider time sword too, and can always weight adventures and fights differently.

[ckb]

That looks... way more complicated than it needs to be.
First, you are using 'else if', so it will stop after the first check that evaluates true. So if you have a time shifting weirdness, and not a hand+time sword, it will stop there.
Second, Mafia can maximize with familiars too, if you tell it to.
Try this:

    print ("Maxamizing turn count... This might take a moment, we have a lot to check...", "Blue");
    if($item[li'l unicorn costume].available_amount()==0 && have_familiar($familiar[Trick-or-Treating Tot])) {
        buy(1,$item[li'l unicorn costume]);
    }
    maximize("adv, +switch Disembodied Hand, +switch Trick-or-Treating Tot", false);
    print("Finished checking for rollover adventures.", "green"); 

edit: triple ninja'ed!