^This.Reynolds wrote:HELL YES
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Lothaudus
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Re: Game Development: Improved kin system
Barry Fletcher Norwin
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Jevon
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Now I really CAN be Josan!
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nefadbr
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excellent work!!!!!!!, conglatulations!@!!!!!!!!
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eql
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ius there a limit to how much you can memorise?
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loftar
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Not currently, but I have been considering if it might be a good idea to limit it by Intelligence or so. I'm not sure yet.eql wrote:ius there a limit to how much you can memorise?
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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Wisp
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I was about to post that but I disconnected -.-loftar wrote:Not currently, but I have been considering if it might be a good idea to limit it by Intelligence or so. I'm not sure yet.eql wrote:ius there a limit to how much you can memorise?
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Cain
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One per intel or something? It seems like a cool idea to me.loftar wrote:Not currently, but I have been considering if it might be a good idea to limit it by Intelligence or so. I'm not sure yet.eql wrote:ius there a limit to how much you can memorise?
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Onionfighter
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Some problems:
My own name appears as ???? in a group chat
This limits the ability of players to hide behind objects.
This will make the decision of whether to kill someone who has been force summoned even harder.
My own name appears as ???? in a group chat
This limits the ability of players to hide behind objects.
This will make the decision of whether to kill someone who has been force summoned even harder.
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loftar
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Hehe, right. :) That'll be fixed.Onionfighter wrote:My own name appears as ???? in a group chat
I know, I'm not perfectly happy with that either. I'm not entirely sure what to do about it, though.Onionfighter wrote:This limits the ability of players to hide behind objects.
Huh? Why? In the normal case, you wouldn't know any meaning behind a character name anyway, would you? Wouldn't you normally decide such things based on the severity of the crime you're tracking?Onionfighter wrote:This will make the decision of whether to kill someone who has been force summoned even harder.
"Object-oriented design is the roman numerals of computing." -- Rob Pike
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Dethdeath
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I wouldn't say it's always that easy. If a theft were to be committed somewhere and the thief was tracked and summoned, they wouldn't always be killed because of who they are. For instance, they could be part of a village you have good trade relations with and such things always weigh in heavily when deciding what kind of punishment said thief would get. I guess that without knowing who you're killing less mercy will be shown, because sometimes you can't take that chance.loftar wrote:Huh? Why? In the normal case, you wouldn't know any meaning behind a character name anyway, would you? Wouldn't you normally decide such things based on the severity of the crime you're tracking?
