New Content CyberRealm keycode - 2025 item of the year

[Magus_Prime]

A trivial update from last night:

January 13 - There is now an option to "Disable cyber combat (green on black)" in the combat tab of the options screen if you have accessibility needs or lack terminal nostalgia.

 

[Veracity]

Yeah. That's a result of a chat I had with cannonfire40, who raised the issue in /dev.

My KoLmafia settings came 4 days earlier - and allowed me to actually play the new content, as opposed to being literally unable to read it.

 

[Veracity]

Could have a vise command to destroy more than one at a time, eg vise 11 cyburger

That's how I'm doing it. This is essentially coded - except I disabled the actual call to choice.php so I could debug the interaction between the command and the request class.

From the PR:

> vise

[count] <item> [, <another>]... - use your hashing vise to smash schematics into bits.

> vise fish

'fish' matches no schematics

> vise digit

'digit' matches 22 schematics

> vise rom

'rom' matches 3 schematics

> vise 2 beer, 2 burger

(hashable quantity of dedigitizer schematic: cybeer is limited to 1 by availability in inventory)
Hashing dedigitizer schematic: cybeer
Hashing complete.
Hashing dedigitizer schematic: cyburger
Hashing dedigitizer schematic: cyburger
Hashing complete.

I think you'll like it. I need to write some more tests before I release it.

Support for the hashing vise by Veracity0 · Pull Request #2674 · kolmafia/kolmafia

Thanks, Erosion, for the hashing vise. I have a request class, which will be used for a command. I have smashed an item into bits and have HTML for visiting the vise and for smashing a schematic. I...

github.com

 

[Veracity]

Did my first tests with OVERCLOCK (10).

- There is nothing in the html of the fight result saying this was a free fight. No FREEFREEFREE
- Nevertheless, the fight was free.
- I went through the turn-10 "HALF-WAY" noncombat- and it took no turn, as always.
- I took another fight and it took a turn.
The KoL bug fir that still exists.

FREEFREEFREE would be nice, but we can work around its absence,

 

[Veracity]

The "vise" command to interact with the hashing vise is complete and released in r28289.

> vise 2 beer, 2 burger

(when I only had 1 beer schematic in inventory) logs in the session log like this:

use 1 hashing vise
vise dedigitizer schematic: cybeer
You acquire 0 (5)
You acquire 1 (11)
vise dedigitizer schematic: cyburger
You acquire 0 (15)
You acquire an item: 1
vise dedigitizer schematic: cyburger
You acquire an item: 0
You acquire 1 (15)

As it happens, that is exactly how it would have logged had you used the vise in the Relay Browser; hashing a schematic logs as if it were a 'vise' command.

 

[Veracity]

I see that there are a number of skills that can only be used in the Cyber Realm.
They all have a "RAM Cost" - as opposed to MP or blue mana or HP or whatever other skill costs we have.

7542    Throw Cyber Rock
RAM Cost: 0

7543    Brute Force Hammer
RAM Cost: 3
brute force hammer equipped

7544    Inject Malware
RAM Cost: 1
malware injector equipped

7545    Encrypted Shuriken
RAM Cost: 2
encrypted shuriken equipped

7546    Refresh HP
RAM Cost: 1
wired underwear equipped

7547    Launch Logic Grenade
RAM Cost: 0
logic grenade in inventory

7548    Deploy Glitched Malware
RAM Cost: 0
glitched malware in inventory

7554    Thrust your geofencing rapier
RAM Cost: 7
geofencing rapier equipped?

You start with 3 RAM. There is stuff which will increase it.

Item    cybervisor    RAM: +3
Item    datastick    RAM: +1
Effect    Cyber Memory Boost    RAM: +3

That is a modifier we support.

- Does available RAM reset each turn? (I assume so)
- If you use a skill which costs RAM, does that decrease your available RAM until end of fight? (I assume so.)
- Can you use a RAM skill against a hacker? (I don't know, although, why would you? Normal combat works fine for them.)
- Do we care enough to support this: Track RAM in combat, add/remove combat skills based on available RAM, items, and equipment?

I'm not sure I personally care about this; with the tanktop and a Mu (Prismatic Damage +1) and throwing cyber rocks, combat against processes is completely trivial. But it's not my call to tell other people how to play.