Andor's Trail

Mino wrote:

only1doug wrote:

Mino wrote: you wake up in a bed you rested in a while back not even at full health and have to start out again.

its not a major hassle to step out of the bed and back in to completely recover though.

Yeah, but that seems kind of pointless, as Tek had pointed out. I think it would be easier for the devs and better for the players to just reword the text.

I agree. Tek is right that there is no need to change the mechanics.
Only the text could be changed to prevent confusion. Maybe just remove the part with Dazed and Fatigued.

I wasn't saying that it needs to change, but if you do, I agree it's pointless to just require a second sleep.

I know most people are used to games with no final death, but I was raised on Nethack, so even making death tougher feels like letting you off too easy lol

Either way, the text should be reworded.

tek wrote:

Tomcat wrote:Perhaps there could be limits to how much sleep heals you, whether or not you reach zero HP.

No way!
This idea about changing how the hero is effected upon death is in my opinion quite silly. The hero awakens in his bed. Enough said. The well spent time in bed has rested the hero to full health. I see nothing wrong with this.

I am not discouraging ideas; just this one.

+1 I agree. There is no point to changing what happens to a player after death, plus the loss of XP is punishment enough.

Mino wrote:

only1doug wrote:

Mino wrote: you wake up in a bed you rested in a while back not even at full health and have to start out again.

its not a major hassle to step out of the bed and back in to completely recover though.

Yeah, but that seems kind of pointless, as Tek had pointed out. I think it would be easier for the devs and better for the players to just reword the text.

+1

Rewording seems like the best option and I will bring this up at the next meeting.

too bad we can't use "dazed and confused" since its still using a condition name...
"bruised and contused" or "bruised and aching"?

Who carries you to the bed anyway? Does Andor show up and save you... your mom? The shadow?

PK17 wrote:Who carries you to the bed anyway? Does Andor show up and save you... your mom? The shadow?

Elythara, she watches over and protects us.

Pyrizzle wrote:

PK17 wrote:Who carries you to the bed anyway? Does Andor show up and save you... your mom? The shadow?

Elythara, she watches over and protects us.

If it is in Primm it is the mountain guide.... I wrote a story on here about that once...