Zum Druidensystem

Silent · Post by **Silent** » Fri Mar 20, 2009 1:49 pm

Despite Fianna and Achae making valid points there, I do rather like the system giving a druid the possibility to be a good one without spending countless hours to improve some skills. Currently, the right knowledge is of far more importance than the skills, and this, in my eyes, is how it should remain.

Now, concerning the new herbs and how they are hard to find in a good quality: yes, they are. There is one herb even that does not exist at this moment. This is, however, not a problem of the gathering mechanisms, but rather of the new herbs themselves. While, yes, they can't be avoided completely because that would give the cooks a very hard time, as we have seen, the amount of them I think could be reduced. As far as I know, there are some herbs now that can't be used at all: the fir branches, some mushrooms etc. Why not use those again?

Vern Kron · Post by **Vern Kron** » Fri Mar 20, 2009 10:04 pm

Fir branches can be used to plant fir trees.

Lennier · Post by **Lennier** » Wed Apr 15, 2009 4:25 pm

Today i tried to fix some bugs, which propably had no real relevance on your game.

In serval scripts different new herbs had different names and values.

Please check the books for differences between the written informations there and the real situation. I hope that i have solved everything, but i can not give a guarantee.

Within the work 'red elder' and its variation had to be removed from the druidsystem. Instead of them you will find 'fire root' and 'meadow rhabarb' now.

Continue to write down everything that seems to be wrong.

Azuros · Post by **Azuros** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 2:51 am

I just tested a meadow rhabarb and it identifies it as a footleaf in everything but the name.

The first rune tells me "footleaf" and the properties for foot leaf.

When I place it in a broth, it tells me the broth has the properties of footleaf.

Lennier · Post by **Lennier** » Fri Apr 17, 2009 7:30 pm

Thank you for the response. Done with next reload.

Lennier · Post by **Lennier** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 6:15 pm

You should have noticed, that rotten tree bark and red elders are stackable again.

The rotten tree bark is only a mass ressource in same kind as coal, which does not need any quality. Red elder is no herb of druids since my last bug fix, so it is not neccessary. It is only basic food.

Post by **Jupiter** » Thu Apr 30, 2009 6:20 pm

I hate you for this:

Lennier wrote:Red elder is no herb of druids since my last bug fix, so it is not neccessary. It is only basic food.

And love you for that:

You should have noticed, that rotten tree bark and red elders are stackable again.

Alon Donovan · Post by **Alon Donovan** » Sat May 09, 2009 1:55 pm

Mir fiel noch ein Fehler auf:
Wüstenbeeren sind als Sandbeeren zu erkennen. Nur die Wirkstoffzusammensetzung erlaubt eine Unterscheidung.

Friedwulfa · Post by **Friedwulfa** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 3:43 pm

Hrm.. ich frage mich gerade ob es ne Formel gibt nach der die komplizierteren Tränke ((zB Sprachtränke)) gemacht sind, oder hat da nur einer gesagt "Dies und das machen wa mal da rein, das bekommt dann die Wirkung *Sprachtrank Ork* zugewiesen und fertig"?

Lennier · Post by **Lennier** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 6:51 pm

Das ist für den Spieler höchst uninteressant. Aber alle Rezepte sind soweit von Falk auf Machbarkeit durchgerechnet. Manche sind nur einfacher herzustellen, andere höchst kompliziert.

Post by **Jupiter** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 7:36 pm

Friedels Frage hatte eine andere Intention.
Er will wohl wissen, ob es für den Spieler die Möglichkeit gibt auf ein bestimmtes Rezept von alleine zu kommen.
Meines Wissens nach ist das nicht möglich bei komplizirteren Tränken (z.B. Verwandler, Sprache) möglich. Und wild irgendwas in den Sud zu werfen bringt ja bei den vielen Kombinationsmöglichkeiten keine Ergebnisse.

Friedwulfa · Post by **Friedwulfa** » Mon Jun 01, 2009 11:03 pm

ich glaub es waren über 43mios....

Lennier · Post by **Lennier** » Thu Aug 20, 2009 3:17 pm

A bug caused that the names of herbs in english were not the same as in german. Bug solved. Do not be irritated now. Only the names changed, not the function of the herbs.

Lennier · Post by **Lennier** » Tue Oct 13, 2009 2:30 pm

To lower the barrier to learn the mechanics of the druid system, the introducing books are in common language now. The scrolls of recipies are not harmed by this. They are still coded in different languages.

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Um die Barriere zu senken, dass Neulinge Druiden werden können, sind die Einleitungsbücher über die Mechanismen des Druidentums nun auf Common Language geschaltet. Die Schriftrollen mit den Rezepten sind davon ausgenommen und weiter in verschiedenen Sprachen verschlüsselt.