I guess i already overwrote the save.
You could always explore a few tiles forward and go back.
In a sense. The problem for elves is that their soul eventually "outburns" their body and they start to fade from the physical world. That is a result of Melkor's corruption and can be mitigated if they return to the undying lands, but that has its own share of implications.
...that is actually a matter I found a lot, especially in recent times. I've been looking into the possibilities of putting my code monkey skills to good use here, but it's been on the back burner because I can only handle so much of my work in my sparse free time, so my work has been mostly cataloguing, researching and brainstorming potential solutions instead of setting up tests.
i mean how there are constant delays whenever i click on something like when i click on a character there's a 1 second delay as an effect plays out displaying dialogue options. i've seen this as well with every other UI element in the game including the map/world navigation. from my experience playing ren'py games when you click on something there's usually an immediate result, not counting when some devs try to use bloated 4k uncompressed renders (not the case in this game, images seem quite light). only other exception i've seen is in overly stylized games where devs want to use a special effect that causes a delay as it plays out.
) but i did play every ren'py game there is from stock to heavily modified so i notice these things.
Yeah okay, I see what you're talking about here. That's valid. Having some transitions play is sometimes not necessary. I wanted to remove a lot of transitions (I have added since the start) in between for the game to seem faster but I didn't find time back then. Now it's a perfect opportunity though. Thank you for being more specific, I will look to make it better.i mean how there are constant delays whenever i click on something like when i click on a character there's a 1 second delay as an effect plays out displaying dialogue options. i've seen this as well with every other UI element in the game including the map/world navigation. from my experience playing ren'py games when you click on something there's usually an immediate result, not counting when some devs try to use bloated 4k uncompressed renders (not the case in this game, images seem quite light). only other exception i've seen is in overly stylized games where devs want to use a special effect that causes a delay as it plays out.
i'm not pretending to know anything about ren'py development (besides it being my favorite engine for these sorts of games cuz devs can't permanently remove dialogue skip options
i hope you don't take offense to this wall of text, this is still one of the only few games on this site i'm hopeful about.
cheers!
it can get a little confusing and maze like.
