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Hmm so yeah, there definitely seems to be a max number of mods that you can have. I HATE ALL FORMS OF FUN AND ENTERTAINMENT. So if you have an artifact version of an item needed for a crafting recipe, drop it before you craft it. Yes, that one is still broken for some reason. Of course if this actually exists I'll have to eat my Fedora after going 180 hours without it. It would be a) for increased vision and b) for better targetting, just because it feels like you have a disadvantage when you're fighting "downward", especially on a Zoo when you want to fire certain things as far away from you as possible. The only other interface-y thing I could wish for in this game would be a key that toggles the hud off briefly, possibly just until your next action.
Casting spells or using items is affected, moving and picking things up isn't. Pretty sure I've seen it happen (a lot) when not autosaving, but maybe the game autosaves a lot more frequently than I realize.Īnd yeah, it only affects right-clicks. But it never does it for a normal attack or for movement. My game always hitches for half a second when it saves, and I just noticed that the last time it did it was at the same time as an autosave. I think it may have something to do with the autosave. Professor Moriarty fucked around with this message at 12:52 on Jun 26, 2012
Died on floor 8 when I cast Tenebrous Rift as far downward as I could (~4 spaces, and 1 to the left), thinking that would be far enough away from me. I'd really welcome the ability to kind of zoom out the dungeon view a bit, and/or AoE previews before you use a skill/spell. ToxicFrog fucked around with this message at 12:55 on Jun 26, 2012 Weird bit is that some skills (Thibault's Trompement) have previews, and others (Psi Shove) did in previous versions but don't appear to anymore. We did determine that it's not a problem with my mouse, but with the game, and that it doesn't appear to affect the linux version, but that's about it. I mentioned this in the previous thread, and reported it in the IRC channel, but no-one else was able to reproduce it. This is making me waste a lot of food and items. The best Dredmor news today is the system requirements for the new expansion pack.I'm getting a bug where a lot of the time the game thinks I'm double right-clicking.
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In either case, the game is so cheap as to be almost free right now.īut this still isn't the best Dredmor news today. More info on that here, the currently available mods are here and here is the place to go if you wish to get a-modding yourself.Īdditionally, Dredmor itself is currently available at a 70% discount, as is the 'complete' package also containing the Realm of the Diggle Gods add-on. Speaking of which, also now a thing is support for the Steam Workshop, which means all manner of third-party mods can be browsed, added or even uploaded. Much of the new stuff comprises a sort of Best Of the modding community's recent efforts.
The main draws are probably the new Skill trees, including Battle Geology, Clockwork Knight, Rogue Scientist and Warlockery, but obviously there are more things to kill too. Hence, it is simply " You Have To Name The Expansion Pack." I'm going to call mine Dungeons of Dredmor: George Osborne Is A Pasty-Faced Spawn Of An Earwig With A Weeping Sore Where His Soul Should Be.
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Despite the devs coming up with all manner of "new items, enemies, rooms, skills, and things to generally make your life Better and/or More Full of Death", the one thing they couldn't force their tired brains to do was devise a title for the new content. Suicidally deciding to launch during E3 - don't they realise we have to post all the trailers, until such time as we are dead? - is a free expansion for the lovely (if divisive) Dungeons of Dredmor.
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