You're able to talk to Heisenschmerg!? An event is supposed to play, leading to his escape, you're never meant to actually interact with him directly. How did you get to that point in the quest?
like I have the last shiny object and then it told me that they were in the basement I am in part 3 of the quest and I can walk through the boxes
Yes that's a map design error, use the pathway to the south of the boxes, at the end of that path is a single box, walk up to it. An event will play out (I should have made that floor event sparkle to draw attention to it).
There are 10 different patrol scenes, they're just randomly selected, sometimes you get the option to make a decision that can change how the patrol scene ends, after accumulating 100 security points (different scenes and decision award different amounts of security points), you will max out the cities security.
I think one two thats why I am asking I know it dosen't matter much but I do enjoy your writing
Reduced the skill use requirement in 0.116e by half, slash is now 25, was 50, etc.
It has been a while since I played this but as memory serves it is not "real time" as per se but "game time". The difference being if you just walk away and let the game idle, game time will not progress much if at all (despite real time progressing). However, if you just run back and forth on the screen, game time progresses and thus so does your production. So it is not "turn-based time" (as in battles), nor "real time" but tick-based "game time" that you need to be concerned with.
Production processes automatically every 6 minutes (roughly as it is based on in game frames which can be faster or slower).
I have not played this for a while but there are production upgrades you can purchase (when last I played it anyway).
That's something I have been thinking of adding actually, an option to skip production time forward.
Perhaps a menu that lets one wait for some period of time and then simulates such time passing. I would be cool to allow one to enter a number but also to have it default to the last number used for quicker repeated entry usage.
That would be nice, but also tricky due to the way the time system interacts with the production system, for version 0.118 I've created a simple time skip option in the workshop interface.
