New Content - Implemented The Haunted Sorority House
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Yes. But, I'm not sure what, if anything, could be done to solve that.
Does it track whether such-and-such a monster is gone from the current instance? It prints it out, but setting a variable would seem dangerous, since the instance could be reset between the turn in which you set the variable and the very next turn you run. I would guess that the mechanism for determining which of skeletons/zombies it chooses to mass kill is using whichever of chainsaw chain/funhouse mirror you have the most of. If you have more mirrors than chains, it will go for skeletons - even if there are no more skeletons in this instance.
I'm not sure that CAN be fixed, since even if we noticed "there are no more skeletons", when do we reset that and decide "maybe there are more skeletons"?
I'll defer to slyz to comment on this - and, perhaps, correct what I just said.
Does it track whether such-and-such a monster is gone from the current instance? It prints it out, but setting a variable would seem dangerous, since the instance could be reset between the turn in which you set the variable and the very next turn you run. I would guess that the mechanism for determining which of skeletons/zombies it chooses to mass kill is using whichever of chainsaw chain/funhouse mirror you have the most of. If you have more mirrors than chains, it will go for skeletons - even if there are no more skeletons in this instance.
I'm not sure that CAN be fixed, since even if we noticed "there are no more skeletons", when do we reset that and decide "maybe there are more skeletons"?
I'll defer to slyz to comment on this - and, perhaps, correct what I just said.
I used that setting, and had it stick on skeletons when both zombies and skeletons were left. No idea if that was working as intended, and didn't matter, as nothing was lost.
If Mafia was going to detect them being missed, best way would be to recognise the message when you try to mass kill, and get a different message. It doesn't use up the item or take a turn when that happens.
If Mafia was going to detect them being missed, best way would be to recognise the message when you try to mass kill, and get a different message. It doesn't use up the item or take a turn when that happens.
4 (changed from 6)
A lot... over 30. "raise area ML, then Prop Deportment" -> "chainsaw/mirror" keeps them in balance.
Oh, the question was meant for stannius, I missed Veracity's post.
Yes, when Mafia is set to one of the options that masskills skeletons/zombies, it will choose zombies if you have more chainsaws, and skeletons otherwise. The messages printed are there so users can stop Mafia and change the setting once one of the two monsters is extinct.
We don't track whether monsters are extinct because they can become unextinct in several ways that Mafia doesn't track (clan hopping, dungeon reset).
Yes, when Mafia is set to one of the options that masskills skeletons/zombies, it will choose zombies if you have more chainsaws, and skeletons otherwise. The messages printed are there so users can stop Mafia and change the setting once one of the two monsters is extinct.
We don't track whether monsters are extinct because they can become unextinct in several ways that Mafia doesn't track (clan hopping, dungeon reset).
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Yes. But, I'm not sure what, if anything, could be done to solve that.
Does it track whether such-and-such a monster is gone from the current instance? It prints it out, but setting a variable would seem dangerous, since the instance could be reset between the turn in which you set the variable and the very next turn you run. I would guess that the mechanism for determining which of skeletons/zombies it chooses to mass kill is using whichever of chainsaw chain/funhouse mirror you have the most of. If you have more mirrors than chains, it will go for skeletons - even if there are no more skeletons in this instance.
I'm not sure that CAN be fixed, since even if we noticed "there are no more skeletons", when do we reset that and decide "maybe there are more skeletons"?
I'll defer to slyz to comment on this - and, perhaps, correct what I just said.
Would it be possible to have it, if it's set to "mass kill both", just auto-switch the NonCombat setting to mass kill the other when it notices one is extinct? This wouldn't change any variable except for the current adventure settings which could be easily switched back at the start of a new run.
Okay, so I've been out of touch with mafia functionality for a while, but I have a simple CCS of
which works great when I have traps on-hand, otherwise I get "Could not match item(s) for use: use 5308You twiddle your thumbs." and the internal round counter gets thrown off by one:
Feedback is appreciated. Thank you.
[edit] okay, I had just assumed that if you didn't have the item, CS would drop through to the next line. looks like this is what I needed; had no idea this was necessary nor possible. neat.
Code:
[ ghost ]
1: item ghost trap
2: skill saucegeyserFeedback is appreciated. Thank you.
[edit] okay, I had just assumed that if you didn't have the item, CS would drop through to the next line. looks like this is what I needed; had no idea this was necessary nor possible. neat.
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