Estel | # 101 | 2013-09-03, 02:20 | Report

Hm, I think that actually adding to combat skill (as for every other weapon in combat mode) is better idea. OTOH,:

Frankly, I have no idea what to think about it anymore. What the hell is Jakan, by the way? Bowstring?

If yes, it complicate a hell lotta things. This way, 0, which is best in combat, becomes worst (?) while using bow. Still, +3 to random roll due to weaponmastery protect us from that, so, maybe, after all, version before latest update (bonus to roll, lack of bonus to combat skill) was right, after all?

If it's not bowstring, scrap above praragraph and teach poor Estel, as I can't find translation for Jakan anywhere.

The text also doesn't sayd that we can't use shields :P but we already decided it is good to disable them, for logic's sake. Mindblast/psi-surge hurts opponent directly, not target dummies we're aiming at with our arrows. Not pushing you to do anything, obviously, but I see it as same absurd, as with shield (we can't use them, cause he is not shotting at us, we can't use mindblast, as we're not shotting at him).
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New bugs delivery:
Book 6
Page 98: Minnor issue - we can't buy arrows if we have 5/6, as arrows are sold in packs of 2, for 1 crown a pack. I think in such special case, it would be ok to pay for 2 and just lose 1 (ending up with 6/6).

Page 156: After winning deadly battle with rusty door (lol! wanna see message that appears, if we die there), "go to next page" button is glitched, it shows some <string> message, probably related to endurance->resistance visual transformation.

Book 7 (finally!):
"Story so far" - aka opening page - is copy/paste from book 6, throwing us into unknown origin's situation at page 1.

Page 182: If we retrieve sword via rope and lasso option, we don't get it as item (can't say for nexus, as I didn't have it, but probably sword is missing likewise). It's quite critical, as we're weaponless at the moment, and it's required for both fights and plot elements, afterwards.

Page 100: Riddle is mising, so we can't solve it (BTW it is the moment when - after failing riddle - either we have sword from 182 and push lever using it, or we die, unconditionaly).

/Estel

sakya | # 102 | 2013-09-03, 07:58 | Report

Uploaded version 0.1.25
Changelog:
* Fixed script function MainWindow.AddItemToPlayer
* ShopWindow: drop items in the section (instead of discard)

It's a bow:
Disabled in the book.

I'll fix this, thanks.

Fixed.

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Last edited by sakya; 2013-09-03 at 08:08.

Estel | # 103 | 2013-09-03, 23:11 | Report

My battery decided to say "goodnight" just when I was restarting book, at the "choose bonus discipline" phase. Now, when I try to load save, I get:

Followed by:

Judging by message, I suspect, that book+page got saved wrong way, due to unusual moment when program terminated. You may want to implement some sanity check for it, if possible. BTW, is there a way to "recover" my save, by editing parts of save file (book and page)?

/Estel

sakya | # 104 | 2013-09-04, 07:12 | Report

Sure.
You can edit your savegame.
It's
to set book and section edit the first lines:
Or you can copy the save made at the beginning of the book .
In the same path you can find the save at the beginning of every book
Just copy the file /home/user/.config/sakya/LoneWolf_7.ini (I think you were restarting book 7) over /home/user/.config/sakya/LoneWolf.ini

biketool | # 105 | 2013-09-04, 08:00 | Report

Just curious how the system works, but often we are presented with some food available to pick up on the quest, I can eat two meals in a row to open some backpack room and then the next turn I am warned to eat a meal or loose points. Are the required eating or loose hit points in the story just part of the script or are they turn based since last meal?

sakya | # 106 | 2013-09-04, 08:04 | Report

You must eat just when the original text says so.

Copernicus | # 107 | 2013-09-05, 22:30 | Report

Hey, working my way through the first books again. Found a new bug: in book 3, page 49, you fall into a crevasse, and are supposed to lose your backpack. However, it is still available...

Also, on page 295 (same book), you find a small freshly-cooked animal and eat it. On the following page (132), the text mentions that "unless you have just eaten a meal, you lose 3 endurance points". It certainly seems to imply that the cooked animal was a meal, though I'm not absolutely certain.

Estel | # 108 | 2013-09-06, 02:34 | Report

Now, I don't think if it's reproducible, or effect of voodoo computing, but, it turned out, that reason for my error (and result of killing lonewolf4m at point of choicing bonus discipline at book start) is that *both* my LoneWolf.ini and LoneWolf_8.ini got content like that:

Now, at first, I thought that it is filesystem corruption, and that file entry point to another file as result of it... But, checked everything, and filesystem is perfectly healthy (I can also manipulate those 2 files as I please, so it is not I/O error). It seems that, somehow, both saves got *delibatery* overwritten with this content, probably something from shared memory (?).

No big deal - I'll just restore from book 7 and replay both books - but, it's strange, nevertheless.

/Estel

Copernicus | # 109 | 2013-09-06, 03:46 | Report

One more item from me -- book 4, page 333, you have a single round to engage an oncoming horseman, after which there are three options; however, all three assume the horseman survives. I somehow rolled a 0 which was enough to remove all of the guy's endurance points. This might be a bug in the original book though, so I don't know if it can be fixed...

Estel | # 110 | 2013-09-06, 20:45 | Report

Hehe, I remember mentioning this some pages ago - in extreme cases, he can kill you on foot, after you have killed him and his horse in one swift blow.

Book bug, sadly, Joe never expected that you will be such badass
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New delivery of bugs (Book 8):

Page 201 - many items listed as pickable, none available.
Page 321 - Silver bags listed as pickable, none available. Now, I know that all wealth in lone wolf is red herring (I actually had 2 diamonds "worth thousands of corons" each, none ever find any use in game, so far...), but still.

Cheers,
/Estel