The Battle for Wesnoth Forums

Tux2B wrote:I'd just like to know what his secret is...

mad grafix skillz, yo.

For 2) you can make 2 unit that advance to each other. For the invulnerable form you can set the resistances (resistance=0 for any kind of damage in the wml code) so it will be immune to any sort of damage. I don't think that's what the OP was about. The OP was that when you kill the "invulner...

Scott, I'm not sure I fully understand the distinction you're making. I understand the metaphor, though I'm not sure I understand its connection to the campaign difficulty levels. Is a XP or damage modifier the best way to change the difficulty when your campaign is of the first type? Your first typ...

1) an attack which does damage proportional to the attacker's current HP (so it does full damage at full HP... resilient doesn't increase the total damage). Could be magical, could be brute strength. Would do okay on a troll variant, let's say. As you pepper it with arrows, it is weakened and you c...

Neoriceisgood wrote:Give me a break, I'm working on 4 factions already.

Heh...

Replying more directly to the opening post, I had to restart HttT four times before I felt that I had a good handle on leveling my troops. I'll admit that it can be frustrating to beat the "seige" scenario and then discover one or two scenarios later that you lost too many of your leveled ...

In campaigns, the experience modifier can be set to any value, meaning that it would be easy to have, for example, the xp requirements at 75% on easy, 100% on normal and 125% on hard. I'm not sure if this is used in any campaigns, though. It sure would be a very effective and simple way of affectin...

Neoriceisgood wrote:No silly; they wear dragon scale and use fire magic;

And ofcourse there are wyrm riders.

And where are the units? C'mon, Neorice, get with it...

It might be quicker to add a debug command :delabel to remove current labels and prevent new ones. It would be quicker to code and quicker to resolve conflicts in-game. Rather than make a big production about labels within a game, it just removes them and everyone can keep playing without having a ...

I very much like how players can create map labels in multiplayer games. It's good for communication, it's good for atmosphere (in one game of hexcake all six players named their castles, villages, rivers, etc.), and it can be funny (creating dialogue for units on the map, one favorite being "T...

WildPenguin wrote:You can also take wesnoth out of full screen mode (ctrl+f), then all of your normal desktop keystrokes will work fine.

This is what I do.

usually people complain that wesnoth is too random, not the opposite :wink: Heh... :) For me, the randomness in campaigns that gets me isn't the attack rolls (which most people seem to complain about). It's little things, like what the AI builds. I played the first scenario of HttT over twenty time...

Emmanovi wrote:IMO, there is no "good" and "evil"... Each faction fights for its own survival, and then its own ethics...

Relativist!

With silly "rabites", and cartoony talking plants, and crazy squirrels running around in a goofy, bull____ fairyland. But I like rabites... ;) inertia , my friend. We needed to make it work *for* us, not against us. We can ignore a bunch of blithering idiots, (hi everyone), but we can't w...

WanderingPaladin wrote:I plan on making it nicely ordered and laid out, with screen shots and artwork. Something worth printing out.

I'll look forward to it!