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Outdoorsman and annoying encouters.
Surf:
So you want the game to be an ogame like thing were you just have to click at some pixel every few minutes? ::)
First time I use this sentence, but "Wasteland is harsh". There are creatures and critters you simply have to encounter every now and then. So, no special magic "no encounters at all" button.
Glave:
Some people still don't get how it would work:
This is the window that pops up after a successful roll on your outdoorsman. You can simply make the game NOT notify you(the window doesn't show up) and instead, move on to the target location.
Regular encounters, when your outdoorsman fails would STILL APPEAR.
I hope I made myself clear now.
EDIT: Also, ticking on this option would prevent from gaining any experience, since it would be abused easily.
kraskish:
--- Quote from: Glave on May 24, 2010, 02:34:37 PM ---
EDIT: Also, ticking on this option would prevent from gaining any experience, since it would be abused easily.
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wut. if you dont want experience its your choice
how would it be abused? lol
Boradam:
--- Quote from: kraskish on May 24, 2010, 03:33:36 PM ---wut. if you dont want experience its your choice
how would it be abused? lol
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People would go around using it and fish for encounters.
avv:
--- Quote from: Surf Solar on May 24, 2010, 02:01:21 PM ---I strongly disagree in disabling those "useless" ( ::) ) encounters.
They are there for the flavor, or even to gain the first few XP. I don't know what's so hard about simply running away from those critters. Is it such a pain in the ass to watch what you are doing instead just alt-tabbing out?
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Then put some flavour in them. Right now travelling in worldmap is sometimes far from exciting travel across the postapocalyptic wastes where danger lurks behind every corner and you gotta keep constant watch on possible threaths. Biggest excitement is caused by the chance of meeting other players, but nobody really fears the critters.
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