[Announce] FrogComposband 7.0.mango released

[OmniNegro]

Originally Posted by Mocht

The thieves, drunkards, and mercenaries that populate the towns, could they be removed at higher character levels, for at higher levels all they do is prevent the player from going to the world map and mess up resting while waiting for recall to kick in

Their corpses are REQUIRED for demons to eat. (I know you know this. This is just a reminder.)

[CyclopsSlayer]

For Android characters, why doesn't Oil, their food, show under the 'E'at command? Instead, they have to be Quaffed?

[Derakon]

Originally Posted by Mocht

Your idea is sound, but if I don't post then there is a good chance I will not write it down immediately and I will forget, this has already happened several times

This is why I suggested opening a text document and writing your ideas down there. I don't expect you to remember all your ideas in your head.

[GenericPseudonym]

Originally Posted by Mocht

I find plenty of corpses in dungeons, I have never needed townspeople

Some dungeons like Dragon's Cave will have a serious lack of available human corpses. A Balrog who thinks ahead can of course just bring a few snacks along for the journey, but one who forgets about food at least knows that he won't starve to death when he recalls to town.

[wobbly]

alternatively recalling to the bottom of stronghold which is handy if you want to recall back to the middle of the wilderness rather then starting again from town

Edit:It's hideout not stronghold now isn't it?

[TauzentBlitz]

When I first started an Alchemist, the "Lvl" listed in the infusions menu was, I assumed, character level. But then I noticed that Cure serious potions level was in green instead of red despite my character level being too low and I could copy them.

Is it supposed to be Alchemist Skill %? Might want to change the "Lvl" to skill % or something to make that more obvious.

Hey, I was mentioned in the patch notes. Neat.

[Sideways]

Originally Posted by Mocht

This is the second time I have found a can of toys, the first time I died before opening it
Is there a suggested minimum dungeon level to open a can of toys on so as not to waste it

The way cans of toys are supposed to work, it shouldn't make any difference, since the level of objects will be determined based on the level of the can of toys itself and not based on where you open it.
In practice it does make some difference, because standart generation is based on dungeon level rather than object level, so you're more likely to get standarts if you open it deeper (and the standarts you get, if any, will be better). I should probably change that, though doing so is not as easy as it sounds.

There are very few standarts with native level >80, and even fewer with native level >90; so once you're at 4500', there isn't much point to waiting any further before you open your can of toys. (Or if you don't care about standarts, you can open it much earlier.)

[TauzentBlitz]

Anyone know what a good race/personality combination might be for alchemists? I'm currently using a Craven Shadow Fairy for maximum stealth and good ranged combat. The Trouble at home quest guarantees potions of booze and boldness so I have both a good confusion effect to keep enemies away and a cure for fear right from the start.

Random thought: Alchemists with the no_sell flag on might be a too good if you can just Alchemy away the equipment you can't sell anymore. I don't know how the Alchemy skill works yet though, so I dunno.

[CyclopsSlayer]

Originally Posted by TauzentBlitz

Random thought: Alchemists with the no_sell flag on might be a little silly. I don't know how the Alchemy skill works yet though, so I dunno.

Heh, a little silly would be something like an Android Monk, between the weight and slot limitations I am not sure you could even hit L50.

[Sideways]

Originally Posted by TauzentBlitz

Random thought: Alchemists with the no_sell flag on might be a too good if you can just Alchemy away the equipment you can't sell anymore. I don't know how the Alchemy skill works yet though, so I dunno.

Alchemy gives less gold per item with no_selling on. It is still a very useful skill with no_selling on, but it actually comes a lot closer to being "too good" with no_selling off.