Being wet does several things, actually. It protects you against burning-over-time if hit with a Fire weapon as well as making you likely to be frozen if hit with an Ice weapon. I'll have to test if it exasperates the stat debuff from shocking weapons as well.
Basically the TrapQuest experience. I was thinking of a few of these things... I'm not sure how many different outfits the author wants to do.
Huh. That's a fair take. I was rolling with the impression that they were in game rendered. If they aren't, yeah, that's a small nightmare of differences that would likely consume a massive amount of time. (Which is probably better spent on content and further polishing.)
I went into the tutorial and that problem fixed. You could try pressing F1 or the ALT key since holding it makes WASD move the camera. The weird lag could just be an game style choice.
You can use the number pad on a keyboard to move, if you have one. Also, i would check your Alt key to see if it's stuck. Could easily be an input issue.
Interact with them using the enter key, or tile select and select the first option. Took me a while to figure out
So you might have already figured this out from testing it but I just tried and you (and I originally) probably had trouble finding the value because it seems as the value gets placed into a new address after either a certain amount of time or turns, so the value changed in the middle of doing scans. So even when you do find the value, you can only mess with it for so long until it changes to another address and you have to scan for it again.
Totally agree on all of these, especially the pet ally! Could be a good vehicle for story as well as monster sex.
