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Frogger5 wrote:QFT

What is "QFT"?

At the moment, the add-ons screen lists looooooooots of add-ons. You click one to select it, you hit the "description" button, you see what it does, you select the next one, etc. etc. When scanning through lots of add-ons it would speed things up a lot if there were a pane at the bottom of...

Gambit wrote:This would be up to individual campaigns because of the ability to branch.

Bugger, good point.

Is there a middle ground - eg. make it a flag that's on by default but easy to turn off?

So, impact attack is the recommendation at first glance, but it's really more of a crush attack (a la Wose), and anyway look at the force necessary to kill a normal puny scorpion. Exactly . It's not that the Scorpion is vulnerable to the impact damage type, it's that a person stepping on them is hu...

I just played through "The South Guard". While a great campaign, it did have kind of an "Ah, this must be the end... no, this must be the end! No..." thing going on. :lol2: And I kept pacing my troop attrition accordingly and getting whomped. That got me thinking: it'd be nice if...

Anonymissimus wrote:tr0ll:
I suppose he's refering to the feature known as "setting waypoints" instead.

That's correct, thanks for the clarification.

Gna doesn't seem to be letting me sign up. Would someone else report this, please?

Thanks.

I accidentally assigned two different cavalry units to take the same village next turn. One grabbed the village and the other didn't, but both their moves were fully used up.

Shouldn't the one that failed to take the village still have its moves left?

Thanx.

A minor whinge: By the end of the level I've seized all the villages. At the next wave, they've reverted to neutral again. It doesn't matter a great deal, but it'd be a nice touch if you could carry over the village statuses...

Well finished campaigns have a wreath around them in the [campaign] section of the Wesnoth game. Placing a memorial would be strange for replays... Imagine playing a WWII game with a D-Day memorial next to you. Kind of strange. If you want a picture, save a replay or take a picture yourself (print ...

The dwarf is indeed a bit fuzzier. :( The necromancer looks pretty good to me. Typically, it means that either the graphic software used a different downscaling algorithm than Wesnoth, or both the transparent portrait and the small one were downscaled from a third one, or the artist postprocessed th...

It would be handy to have a record of the conversations undertaken in the campaign so far. A "log" or "journal" like that in some RPGs.

Is that possible?

Thanx.

The Necrophage help says "But the most revolting thing about these fratures [...]". Pretty sure that should be "creatures"...

In the initial screen of the campaign, there is a graphical glitch where the text caption section of the screen overlaps the art.

What is the rationale behind not just using the standard OS Load/Save dialog?

Is it purely a matter of aesthetics and if so can it be 'skinned'?

This really is an area where Wesnoth functionality lags behind standard...

Firstly, wow! That's brilliant work, Silene! Can you guess which portrait was automatically generated by the engine? EDIT: uploaded a new image after fixing some bugs in the engine downscaler. I'm on a 17" LCD, so it might be more obvious on larger monitors, but I actually can't tell which port...