Some, but not very substantial. The backgrounds are different now, and there's a more elaborate tribute scheme and some sound effects.
You can cap fear by changing the 'reputation_level' function in 'PlayableCharacter.rpy' to
@property
def reputation_level(self):
fame_tier = 0
for entry in const_fame_tiers:
fame,tier = entry
if self.fame >= fame:
fame_tier += 1
return max(self.size-1,fame_tier)That's actually been downgraded to the 'citizen' table.
This one is abit of irony, I will get another ifrit encounter much later after calling it manually.
I dont get extra lair though so it still works somewhat.I guess the extort loot amount? I changed it myself so the big one gives lots of coins.
Can't help you there, then.
Incorporated this in a somewhat changed form. Rubies and emeralds are 'flawless', Adamant is Adamantium. Rhinestone is anachronistic, but sounds nice, so it stays.
Good old Translatese.
It's 'Pillage and plunder', now.None, currently.
Try replacing this in 'inventory - classes.rpy': class Item(Structure):
def __init__(self,item_id, quality_index = None, size_index = None, cut_index = None):
data = None
self.group = 'other'
for key in item_prototypes:
if item_prototypes[key].has_key(item_id):
data = copy(item_prototypes[key][item_id])
if not data:
debug(['Item not found',item_id])
if isinstance(data,Structure):
for key in data.namespace():
self.set(key,data[key])
else:
for key in data:
self.set(key,data[key])
# else:
# debug(['wrong item data',type(data)])
self.price = self.base_cost
if self.has('quality_mod'):
self.quality_mod = self.quality_mod.split()
if quality_index is not None and len(self.quality_mod) > 0:
self.quality_index = max(0,min(quality_index, len(self.quality_mod)-1))
else:
self.quality_index = random.randrange(0, len(self.quality_mod))
quality,mod = self.quality_mod[self.quality_index].split('/')
self.quality_index += 1
self.price *= float(mod)
else:
self.quality = 'normal'
self.quality_index = 2
if self.has('size_mod'):
self.size_mod = self.size_mod.split()
if size_index is not None and len(self.size_mod) > 0:
size_index = max(0,min(size_index, len(self.size_mod)-1))
else:
size_index = random.randrange(0, len(self.size_mod))
size,mod = self.size_mod[size_index].split('/')
self.price *= float(mod)
self.size = size
self.size_index = size_index + 1
if self.has('cut_mod'):
cut_list = self.cut_mod.split()
if cut_index is not None and len(cut_list) > 0:
cut_index = max(0,min(cut_index, len(cut_list)-1))
else:
cut_index = random.randrange(0, len(cut_list))
cut,mod = cut_list[cut_index].split('/')
self.price *= float(mod)
self.cut = cut
if self.has('can_be_made_from'):
material_group = select(self.can_be_made_from)
self.material = select(item_prototypes['weighted_random'][material_group])
if self.has('has_picture') and self.has_picture:
entry = select(item_prototypes['treasures_images'].keys())
self.rus_desc = item_prototypes['treasures_images'][entry].rus_desc
self.eng_desc = item_prototypes['treasures_images'][entry].eng_desc
self.count = 1
self.order = 1
self.item_id = item_id
# self.id = self.item_id + str(self.cost) + self.quality
self.id = item_id + self.get_property('size') + self.get_property('cut')
self.id += self.get_property('quality') + self.get_property('has_picture')
self.id += self.get_property('base_cost') + self.get_property('cost')royal_jewel = Item('diamond', cut_index =3, size_index = 1)Done. You need 1 craftsmanship per every 10 silver in base cost to craft that item. Which maxes out at 130 craftsmanship for scepters etc. I don't really feel like coming up with a treasure-enchancing scheme based on craftsmanship right now.
What do you think is holding up the next release?
Well, it's not just Marianne, but she's a big part of it.Whatever gave you the idea that multiple eggs per girls are possible?
The dragon is rationing his sperm. Nope you are a villainous dragon bent on destroying the kingdom.
Not really. You might consider the 'affection' score something like SS, but that resemblance is rather weak.
Milk and crystals will get their own pages in inventory.
Into 'game/gfx/mobs'.
