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<p>Created page with &quot;&lt;pre&gt; From: Rufus Title: Patch 2020/08/08 Posted On: Saturday, August 08 2020, 04:51PM -----------------------------------...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>&lt;pre&gt;<br /> From: Rufus Title: Patch 2020/08/08 <br /> Posted On: Saturday, August 08 2020, 04:51PM<br /> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------<br /> - fixes weird bug with inspect where you were inspecting items with <br /> + mind. it would spit back part of your descriptor's output buffer.<br /> <br /> - inspect will show ammo properties for ammo, single ammo and bundles<br /> <br /> - fletching yields a quiver now instead of 2 bundles of arrows<br /> - The bundles you have after this update will still work. I'm <br /> leaving them in the DB<br /> - New combines will produce 1 quiver instead of 2 bundles<br /> - That quiver will way .1 kg (instead of .01 -- which was a mistake)<br /> - The quiver will be size '3' - the bundles could be up to size 20 <br /> or down to 1, so this is really a net positive most of the time. <br /> Normal quivers are size 7.<br /> - Each quiver will have 40 arrows (same total arrow yield as before)<br /> - The rent before was 40 (one for each arrow, or 20 per bundle). <br /> Bundles reduce their rent as they are used, ammo does not. So I <br /> split the difference .Each quiver of 40 will be 20 rent, but it'll<br /> be 20 rent if you have 40 arrows or 1 arrow. Over time this should <br /> be an overall benefit<br /> - This solves the 'igniting' issue as well (no burning bundles! yay!)<br /> <br /> - keywords for the intoxicating, earthy scented liquid are fixed<br /> <br /> - Inject will be re-enabled. This works again but you can only use it <br /> on group members. We will review what medications are in the game to <br /> use with this.<br /> <br /> PROSPECTING AND MINING<br /> <br /> These come into the game pretty early in their dev cycle.<br /> <br /> In order to find somewhere to use the mining tradeskill, you can <br /> prospect. Typing PROSPECT will toggle your prospecting ability <br /> on or off. This adds a delay (skill lag) to every room you move through <br /> so only turn it on when you really want to start looking. Use PROSPECT<br /> again to toggle it off and return to normal movement.<br /> <br /> Prospecting can locate areas where you can find things to mine and can <br /> also give low-level mining skillups. <br /> <br /> In order to make use of a resource once it's found (with the prospect<br /> command or by sheer luck), a miner must USE either a miner's shovel or<br /> miner's pick. Both of these have been made usable and both are <br /> available in SF.<br /> <br /> (Totally fake prompt)&gt; use pick<br /> <br /> You use a miner's pick.<br /> Sweat coating your brow, you think you may have found something.<br /> You've unearthed a small block of ore.<br /> You can no longer gain skill from mining this location at this time.<br /> <br /> You can blindly walk around and 'use pick.' However if you start <br /> attempting to mine areas that don't have resources, you will be <br /> hit with a lengthy skill lag. If there's a resource nearby, the skill <br /> loag will be low.<br /> <br /> The mechanics behind locating resources and such will be changing but <br /> there is one place with some limited resources in the MEDIEVAL ERA <br /> where you can mine some limited resources.<br /> <br /> The two things that can be obtained currently via mining are the <br /> building blocks (pun intended) of the smithing skill.<br /> <br /> &lt;/pre&gt;</div>

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