Feature - Implemented Change gash reminders to make "key lime" rather than "key lime pie"

[Fred Nefler]

Change gash reminders to make "key lime" rather than "key lime pie"

For two reasons: making the pie costs an adventure by default, whereas just making the key lime does not; and if you already have a key lime in inventory, mafia will just convert that into a pie, leaving the key mafia was trying to lime un-limed.

 

[Fred Nefler]

Maybe change it to something like "make key lime (pie)", where the "(pie)" is a separate link that just tries to make a pie. I realized that some softcore ascenders may rely on the pie-making aspect to make certain they have one to pull in their next run. That or extra logic to explicitly make a key lime first should it detect that there are un-pied key limes already in inventory, and THEN make the pie?

 

[roippi]

In case it helps anyone, this turns all your keys into pies:

gimmepies => ashq print( "Getting KLPs! Available keys:");foreach i in $items[Jarlsbergs Key, Boris's Key, Sneaky Pete's Key, digital key, Richard's star key] { print( i + ": " + available_amount( i ) , "green"); create( available_amount( i ), to_item( replace_string(i, "Richard's","") + "lime pie") );}

 

[Terion]

And if you wanted to turn all your keys into key limes, replacing "lime pie" at the end of that alias with "lime" would save you the turns / boxen uses spent on crafting the pies.

And change the alias name at the start, too, if you don't like confusion.

I thought I had another reason, but I have no idea what it might have been now, so I'll just add my support for the suggestion!

Edit: Whoops, I think there's a typo in that alias... unless Mafia doesn't care about the missing apostrophe in Jarlsbergs. Which it doesn't; thanks, Theraze.

PPS: The request was implemented in 10799; just figured that should be mentioned since the thread got bumped.

 

[Theraze]

Mafia doesn't care about the missing apostophe... skipping it means that mafia's fuzzy matcher will sort it out, and avoids cases where it thinks that you're trying to put together a phrase.