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DrPraetorious said:
- If they don't have Torso slots and you put Torso armor on them, then they can't take it off.
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I did not know this! I shall promptly create chaos armor to put on them.
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Pump their MR and possibly hit points (for nurgle).
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I think I shall do this. I did another test game with the current 0.42 version and found myself 'not' recruiting Nurgle units because of their undeadedness.
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You could add a "horseman's flail" or a "light flail", if you wished.
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This too I should (shall) do.
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If you're going to give them an Admin-20 capital, that's potentially workable, but a 10% reduction in the costs of capital only units might be appropriate, to compensate for the lost gold revenue.
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I understood that the administration of a fort affected it's resource collection from neighboring territories. I was not aware it also affected gold collection somehow.
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What you really need to do is run some combat tests with your mages and thugs, and see how they do.
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My newbieness reveals itself. I am not sure how to go about doing such 'combat tests'. Guidelines as to how to do that would make for a good addition to your Bugrom thread.
Your advice on sprites is much appreciated, but you assume a greater understanding on our parts than may be warrented. I think I understand what you mean about 'transparency layer' though I don't yet know how to create such a thing. I haven't a clue what 'threshold alpha' means, though I am sure that by 'trying' to follow your instructions, I might at least gain a clue. ;-) Paraphrasing; If we paint the sprite on a layer that is transparent, then we won't get bleedover dark pixels at the edge of our sprite. 'Flattening' the image onto a black background afterwards gives us our final product without the dark borders. I think I get the theory. Now I just have to figure out where all the buttons are, what the labels mean, and how not to get lost in the morass of options. (How I long for the fictional 'simpler times'.)