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methods to prevent careless deaths?
I keep dying from carelessness around dungeon level 8-16.
Does anyone have any tips or methods of preventing dying of carelessness? The main thing I think of is not to let my hps get below about 1/3 of max, and never say to myself, "Just one more hit and then I'll heal myself." |
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Dive? Switch to O?
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I've got the warning set to 60%. I'm playing a mage
![]() The easiest method is to just start panicing at 2/5 of your health.
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I find O much harder than V (though I'm not certain what the OP is playing).
My careless deaths are all around running out of escapes. So the solution is spend ALL your money on ?phase, ?tele, ?tlev and?WoR. Second biggest problem is lack of healing, so spend whatever's left on !CSW and later !CCW. CC |
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> > > Does anyone have any tips or methods
> > > of preventing dying of carelessness? > > > > Switch to O? > > I find O much harder than V This is exactly the point. ![]() |
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Very true - with the addition of !Speed.
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Thanks for the suggestions. I posted in the vanilla section of the forum so I thought it would be evident that I was playing vanilla.
My favorite class is kobold paladin, and I usually have the HP warning at 30% but often I don't pay enough attention to it. From what I've heard O would take a lot of getting used to after playing V. I would like to win V before I get much into other varients, but maybe that's not the best idea. Just in case I decide to take that suggestion: what is different about O besides the combat? (I've heard about O style combat and that's why I think it would take a lot of getting used to.) [OT edit:] So I'm diving again a little faster so I get to dungeon Level 11 quicker but I'm not past the point where I usually die. Anyway, the power goes out. I remember that Angband saves automatically but not right up to the point where the power went out, so I hope I didn't lose anything important. I get back into the game and my hard leather armor of resistance which I had just found seems to be missing, but then I realize that it's there in my inventory unidentified and not psuedo-ided yet. whew. Last edited by will_asher; August 30, 2007 at 22:26. |
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