ToME: the Tales of Maj'Eyal

I've started a rogue a few days ago, I've got a "Someone noticed you" (or similar) message twice, and after that it didn't seem to work at all.

The interesting thing is that my lvl 13 summoner was able to clean them out in b25 (although I admit there were a few cases when he almost died) so the quest is not at all hopeless. (Said summoner died on lvl 14 in the trapdoor quest.. so no, they are not OP.. )

I'm not an expert of Lua, but garbage collecting languages often leave references in place if there is no shortage in memory (so that the performance hit of garbage collection won't effect the system, only when it is really important). Also, this is often platform dependent as well, so it might work...

I couldn't find this bug with the forum search; I've seen items with the same ego twice on them.
I think the one I've seen last was sold in a shop, it was a sling, and I cannot recall the ego, it was "of ..." something.
This happened in b25.

Edit: Found it.

Ever tried a warper?

Macroing is not that simple in case of floor inscriptions. There is a case (I can't remember which, maybe 0 grid mana) when you don't get a prompt to write down the inscription, but macro can't decide this, and tries to write anyway..

Illumination mostly, and sometimes others (rare)

@ from the 0.

Maybe there are some interdimensional players, who only come over to get the latest stable version of Tome.. Cautious nature is good

I voted slightly dislike, because I don't think it should be totally removed, rather it should be a bit more rare. Summoning is ok, chain summoning is annoying - even if these are my pets.

What about an option to switch off chain summoning on both sides or switch on on both sides?

Some details about games: usually other rpg. Most recent is Arx Fatalis.

Brass lantern for radius.

I have 5 atm. 1 axemaster, about level 20, all the others are between 40 and 42.. swoma, mage, mindcrafter. I usually find the game boring when I reach level 40..

3 of the last 4 of my characters found some *thanc. The first was an axemaster, the other two are mages..
Sigh.

Maylith wrote:One question though: If you unwield the Harp (or whatever) while playing, does that stop the song? If you have to 'stop playing' while digging, it could be potentially hazardous to one's health.....

Yes, it does. It checks the instrument in every turn.