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Man, I don't think I ever talk like that. :rolleyes: Didn't have any specifics in my head. Just a general impression. And I don't get the benefit of the doubt that I'm not talking about those cases? If it only happened when it should happen, I would hopefully not consider it a mistake...

Dorgath quaffs the beer. He instantly knows that it is Bugman's XXXXXX. It restores him to full health, but he is left staggering under effects of the stuff. He notes that there is enough left for three more healing and incapacitating doses. -Dorgath identified Bugman's XXXXXX. -Dorgath was...

I say we give the money back. It's his. Unlike arrows, it's not something we potentially need down here. He's suffered enough as it is. Also have we offered to let him come with us? Because we really should. More firepower would come in handy.

You said that you disagreed, then immediately explained your own thoughts, which I agree with. We can't disagree if we think the same thing. Even if you want to. Sorry. That's just how it is. Yeah, because I wasn't writing a treatise on the subject. Why should I have? Orgg has pointed out...

The barrel has a stamp from Bugman's brewery. Ugh, dwarf beer, and extra potent at that. No elf would drink this filth. The barrel is small. It could be carried in a pack or, if necessary, held in one hand, although it's much heavier and bulkier than a bottle or flask. Note: because of the...

Apparently chump-blocking is harder for an AI to master than chess. :p

Well, I think the consensus, including myself, is with you on the algorithm being flawed, but that sure isn't what I'm getting out of Ransac's post. I mean, I think he's just trying to be a pest, which is fine. And yeah, as Orgg said, it happens pretty frequently. I mean, I can't say how often...

Flames leap and burn along the length of this otherworldly sword. As it swings through the air it leaves a trail of spitting magma in its wake. Throg identifies a Hellfire Sword. The Hellfire Sword can cause a large burst of flames when it strikes a target. This would damage anyone standing...

The backpack contains three items, none of which are immediately identifiable. The items are... -An amulet of unknown design. It is covered in peeling black leather with some hard material underneath. -A small barrel full of something. -A sword. Anyone may try to identify items. Success is...

Ransac... You are at 1 life with an untapped Forest at the end of your opponent's turn. Your opponent has a Black Vise. You have five cards in your hand. You think you will topdeck the card you need to win the game next turn. You have Giant Growth in your hand and no other spells to cast and...

Kelgar fails to heal anything this turn. Next turn... The power phase is 6 for this turn. Closer inspection reveals little about the backpack. Without opening it, the contents are indiscernible. It does appear to be a fairly standard backpack in good condition that a traveler or adventurer...

Interesting. So that problem, at least, wasn't always there.

The Warriors pass through the doorway ready to fight, but this room is indeed devoid of orcs. You can tell that they have been living here, though. The lantern's light glints off bones in every corner of the room. It seems that the orcs or goblins here were in the process of dividing loot...

Do you disagree? Because for you to disagree with me and think that there is a time to cast Giant Growth on your opponent's creatures must mean that I think there is not. And I don't. Since you mention it, the AI is laughably bad about Black Vise. It will do anything to get out from under it...

I forget if we might have a key to the cell. I think Si'Nat has been hoarding keys and got one from the bugbears, so he should try that. If we cannot open the lock with a key, Cugel will search it for traps, then attempt to pick it. *Seeing that he has the most, Cugel will supply Cullen with a...

Neobi thanks you and heads toward the exit. Kelgar fails to heal anything this turn. Next turn... The power phase is 5 for this turn.

Huh? You had me at first this time. But let's see. I guess the first thing I mentioned as far as the Microprose game goes was the Giant Growth example. So yes. And you did then compare that to properly coding landwalk, saying that the one should be easier, which I suppose you did say and I...

"Cullen, I am Cugel. I hope you will forgive our suspicion, but we have met with some deceptive characters in the past. Still one does not usually lock up one's friends, and as they say, the enemy of my enemy is my friend. I would be happy to release you and proffer your effects unto you...

"Not far. But let's see. Behind me (he points west) there's a room that's empty now. I just came from it. There's another door in the room going that way (he points south) and a corridor after that. It was where I was when they killed the captain. There's only one door from there and it would be...

You know, one would think they would take some extra precaution with THG, as it seems like a part of the game prone to that sort of problem. Programming that might normally work elsewhere could have issues when the rules are modified for THG and this would have to be accounted for. But maybe it...