Roguey said:They'll only attack if you have the Butcher of Hommlet reputation, check to see if you have it. They don't respawn but that'll put an end to all friendly relations in the town.
If I remember correctly, the FOW is bugged and needs to be disabled with COE mod, which improves performance too.Cynic said:Uhh just a question. When exploring, obviously the black areas are meant to light up as you walk through them and show what's there. I am not able to walk through a lot of the unexplored areas though, if I click on them the game kind of bugs out a bit and freezes for 1 second and the movement is cancelled. Anyone else experience this?
Cynic said:Damn, yeah I got the Butcher of Hommlet rep. Bit shit now cuz everyone attacks me. Guess I will go back to an earlier save and miss out on that save. I'll come back and kill them later.
Crispy said:Cynic said:Damn, yeah I got the Butcher of Hommlet rep. Bit shit now cuz everyone attacks me. Guess I will go back to an earlier save and miss out on that save. I'll come back and kill them later.
Sit down, son. Uncle Crispy wants to have a little talk with you.
What's the matter with you? Seriously, how could you come to the conclusion that the results of your murderous actions in the game being serious and detrimental to your success later on are a "bit shit"? What did you expect? To just have everyone else in the town continue on as if somehow their memories were erased? Do you prefer the Oblivion-like obliviousness to the highest crimes possible so that you can simply waltz into anyone's home and act out your Jack the Ripper fantasies while looting their coffers?
Is this what you envision a good RPG to be?
Let me tell you something. If that's how you feel, you are part of the decline. By not holding yourself and the game to a higher standard, you have given in to the derp and are perpetuating it. You’re not doing so by experimenting with those actions, no, but by coming here and complaining about their perfectly reasonable and logical consequences you do yourself and all of us here a great disservice. Oh, I realize you may not be entirely serious about it and that you may fully intend on going back and correcting your mistakes, playing the game "clean" after realizing there’s no magic switch to turn off what’s actually right about the game, but I think deep down, you really wish you could just "get away with it".
Shame on you, son. You should be better than that. Sure, explore all paths in the game. See what happens when you attack the mage of the tower, or tell the head cleric to go fuck himself. That's part of the fun of it. But unless you're willing to live with those choices and play out the scenario, reveling in the fact that the game's designers actually took the time to give a shit about and implement some decent C&C, and afterwords you find that existing C&C lacking or otherwise non-satisfactory, don't come back here and whine about it. We don't like that kind of behavior around here.
No one can tell you how to play your game. You're your own judge while doing that. But here, on the Codex, you're not going to get away with any namby-pamby talk about "Oh, why couldn't I steel that dude's sword after gutting him and his guards without everyone attacking me? That's shit. Oh!" Forget about it. Try taking a little responsibility for your actions and expecting more of the games you play. If enough of us did that, if we continue to maintain what little a crumbling bastion of RPG credulity we have left, we may manage to hold off the Hordes of the Underderp long enough to emerge into a new era someday.
It's doubtful, but we've got to try.
Jaesun said:Crispy said:Cynic said:Damn, yeah I got the Butcher of Hommlet rep. Bit shit now cuz everyone attacks me. Guess I will go back to an earlier save and miss out on that save. I'll come back and kill them later.
Sit down, son. Uncle Crispy wants to have a little talk with you.
What's the matter with you? Seriously, how could you come to the conclusion that the results of your murderous actions in the game being serious and detrimental to your success later on are a "bit shit"? What did you expect? To just have everyone else in the town continue on as if somehow their memories were erased? Do you prefer the Oblivion-like obliviousness to the highest crimes possible so that you can simply waltz into anyone's home and act out your Jack the Ripper fantasies while looting their coffers?
Is this what you envision a good RPG to be?
Let me tell you something. If that's how you feel, you are part of the decline. By not holding yourself and the game to a higher standard, you have given in to the derp and are perpetuating it. You’re not doing so by experimenting with those actions, no, but by coming here and complaining about their perfectly reasonable and logical consequences you do yourself and all of us here a great disservice. Oh, I realize you may not be entirely serious about it and that you may fully intend on going back and correcting your mistakes, playing the game "clean" after realizing there’s no magic switch to turn off what’s actually right about the game, but I think deep down, you really wish you could just "get away with it".
Shame on you, son. You should be better than that. Sure, explore all paths in the game. See what happens when you attack the mage of the tower, or tell the head cleric to go fuck himself. That's part of the fun of it. But unless you're willing to live with those choices and play out the scenario, reveling in the fact that the game's designers actually took the time to give a shit about and implement some decent C&C, and afterwords you find that existing C&C lacking or otherwise non-satisfactory, don't come back here and whine about it. We don't like that kind of behavior around here.
No one can tell you how to play your game. You're your own judge while doing that. But here, on the Codex, you're not going to get away with any namby-pamby talk about "Oh, why couldn't I steel that dude's sword after gutting him and his guards without everyone attacking me? That's shit. Oh!" Forget about it. Try taking a little responsibility for your actions and expecting more of the games you play. If enough of us did that, if we continue to maintain what little a crumbling bastion of RPG credulity we have left, we may manage to hold off the Hordes of the Underderp long enough to emerge into a new era someday.
It's doubtful, but we've got to try.
Crispy said:Cynic said:Damn, yeah I got the Butcher of Hommlet rep. Bit shit now cuz everyone attacks me. Guess I will go back to an earlier save and miss out on that save. I'll come back and kill them later.
Sit down, son. Uncle Crispy wants to have a little talk with you.
What's the matter with you? Seriously, how could you come to the conclusion that the results of your murderous actions in the game being serious and detrimental to your success later on are a "bit shit"? What did you expect? To just have everyone else in the town continue on as if somehow their memories were erased? Do you prefer the Oblivion-like obliviousness to the highest crimes possible so that you can simply waltz into anyone's home and act out your Jack the Ripper fantasies while looting their coffers?
Is this what you envision a good RPG to be?
Let me tell you something. If that's how you feel, you are part of the decline. By not holding yourself and the game to a higher standard, you have given in to the derp and are perpetuating it. You’re not doing so by experimenting with those actions, no, but by coming here and complaining about their perfectly reasonable and logical consequences you do yourself and all of us here a great disservice. Oh, I realize you may not be entirely serious about it and that you may fully intend on going back and correcting your mistakes, playing the game "clean" after realizing there’s no magic switch to turn off what’s actually right about the game, but I think deep down, you really wish you could just "get away with it".
Shame on you, son. You should be better than that. Sure, explore all paths in the game. See what happens when you attack the mage of the tower, or tell the head cleric to go fuck himself. That's part of the fun of it. But unless you're willing to live with those choices and play out the scenario, reveling in the fact that the game's designers actually took the time to give a shit about and implement some decent C&C, and afterwords you find that existing C&C lacking or otherwise non-satisfactory, don't come back here and whine about it. We don't like that kind of behavior around here.
No one can tell you how to play your game. You're your own judge while doing that. But here, on the Codex, you're not going to get away with any namby-pamby talk about "Oh, why couldn't I steel that dude's sword after gutting him and his guards without everyone attacking me? That's shit. Oh!" Forget about it. Try taking a little responsibility for your actions and expecting more of the games you play. If enough of us did that, if we continue to maintain what little a crumbling bastion of RPG credulity we have left, we may manage to hold off the Hordes of the Underderp long enough to emerge into a new era someday.
It's doubtful, but we've got to try.
circ said:If I remember correctly, the FOW is bugged and needs to be disabled with COE mod, which improves performance too.Cynic said:Uhh just a question. When exploring, obviously the black areas are meant to light up as you walk through them and show what's there. I am not able to walk through a lot of the unexplored areas though, if I click on them the game kind of bugs out a bit and freezes for 1 second and the movement is cancelled. Anyone else experience this?
That's how it works in nearly every RPG with a reputation system. Nuances are difficult, so word spreads fast.Cynic said:And also, I felt it was pretty idiotic of the game that now that I killed some guys, EVERYONE knows about it and the ENTIRE Inn attacks me regardless of all of their individual alignments etc.,