more problems/bugs
Posted: Sat May 21, 2005 5:16 am
ok i have a problem my charicter labels axe heads as scissors. i donno who to contact so if some one could help it would be greeted with open arms.
thanks mills
thanks mills
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Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 5:04 am
glad to know all you GM's care about your players enough to not even answer their posts. love and kisses to you all
Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 5:26 am
Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 9:37 am
It is fixed and I consider using more time on the boards now and less for bugfixing, if you want me to do that. 
Martin
Martin
Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 5:07 pm
personally i dont mind if the bug is fixed or not i would just like a simple responce like: we're looking into it or somehting just to know that my post has been looked into.
Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 5:55 pm
If you post it on flyspray, you can assure yourself that it is being looked into, without the staff having to give such a response. Makes life easier.
Posted: Sun May 22, 2005 10:34 pm
I've found another bug (i can't put it on flyspray, so don't moan 
).
The npc that buys bows, doesn't seem to realise that my character is holding longbows. Even though he clearly states that he buys them.
e.g
Thalodos: i want to sell a long bow
Npc: Come back when you have that! punk!
Sorry about the lack of detail, but i don't want to give away to many 'spoilers'.
Thanks
).The npc that buys bows, doesn't seem to realise that my character is holding longbows. Even though he clearly states that he buys them.
e.g
Thalodos: i want to sell a long bow
Npc: Come back when you have that! punk!
Sorry about the lack of detail, but i don't want to give away to many 'spoilers'.
Thanks
Posted: Mon May 23, 2005 2:44 pm
Did you try to sell him a "long bow" or a "longbow"?
These two ways of writing mean a huge difference for the NPC.
If you tell him to buy a "long bow" from you, he will probably not recognize that "long" and "bow" form a word, he will think that "long" is just a random combination of letters and this will not trigger any action.
On the other hand, he will only recognize the word "bow" matches to one of the items he might buy, and since you dont have it he will be quite upset that you try to fool him (, punk).
These two ways of writing mean a huge difference for the NPC.
If you tell him to buy a "long bow" from you, he will probably not recognize that "long" and "bow" form a word, he will think that "long" is just a random combination of letters and this will not trigger any action.
On the other hand, he will only recognize the word "bow" matches to one of the items he might buy, and since you dont have it he will be quite upset that you try to fool him (, punk
).Posted: Mon May 23, 2005 7:44 pm
I could have sworn i tried both ways. but i'll try again 
edit: i tried again and it doesn't work. both ways.
edit: i tried again and it doesn't work. both ways.
Posted: Mon May 23, 2005 9:05 pm
Please remember that we have between twice and three times the amount of message board. When I first became a GM I read the message board until my eyes hurt, but then I finally gave up. It's just too much message board to read in a sitting, and when you try to read it in spurts it gets worse.
Aegohl
Aegohl