Thanks! I will keep looking.Phobos wrote:There is one in Tatalia, but I haven't found one in Garrote Gorge. To my knowledge, Ravenshore is the only place with two pedestals.andrey wrote:Are there such challenges in Tatalia and Garrote Gorge? Those are only two lands AFAIR that don't have it (or I was not attentive enough).
So far the only place with more than one challenge is Ravenshore. Or are there more?
Thanks, saved. I hope I will produce lod next week (or this week if your week starts with sunday.)SpectralDragon wrote:I´ve noticed that the Gold Dragon in the Issue has a rogue pixel on his "bod" paperdoll. Here is the .zip that has it removed:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Gb7m9 ... aWtGdaSisf
Good Luck.
andrey wrote: Are there such challenges in Tatalia and Garrote Gorge?
looked at the map sources and confirmed there is nothing in Garrote Gorge.cthscr wrote:
In vanilla different doors had different perception requirements. With 4 expert perception you could open vast majority of the doors, and that was more than enough to complete the quest. but in order to open all the doors you needed 8 master perception. In the picture you are standing at the door that AFAIR has the highest perception requirements.joanthedark wrote:
you dont need go through the doors to get the baa-bonus.joanthedark wrote:Expert Perception door in Superior Temple of Baa cannot be opened by characters with Expert Perception.
The Podium states you need Expert Perception:
That's true. AFAIR with expert perception you can explore entire temple.raekuul wrote:Not every Master Perception door is blocking off unique content - I believe most of the Master doors just open shortcuts.
Good catch. I submitted an issue on your behalf: https://gitlab.com/templayer/mmmerge/-/issues/568Ocsicnarf wrote:Hi,
Is weapon wielding limitation implemented?
Or am I wrong.
e.g. with Goblin only sword on Troll:
Now confirmed that there are none in Garrote Gorge.Phobos wrote:There is one in Tatalia, but I haven't found one in Garrote Gorge. To my knowledge, Ravenshore is the only place with two pedestals.
cthscr wrote:
Rodril wrote:
Templayer wrote:
GrayFace wrote:
No worries, cthscr, glad to be of service (and just so you don´t have more issues there with it, here´s the refreshed link to the Gold Dragon sprites, since I swapped it: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1zGVT8 ... IlnLzi7tm9 ).andrey wrote:
Caps-lock does not work for you?crimson wrote:How can you select the button for your followers / hirelings? The button on your bottom-right screen just over the map?
I've seen a clip, and it can be done, the mouse cursor can move independently from the camera.
Mostly sprites used in the game. What are these "fixed versions of swamp trees"? The "Missing and fixed nature and landscape" folder just includes all the foliage.SpectralDragon wrote:That aside, I´m notifying every single one of you because I´ve found a bunch of useful (including fixed plant life like swamp trees!) and downright bizarre sprites inside original MM6 .lod files meant for the outside onlookers (like rocks and bones and whatnot). I´m including the .zip of those (commentary of mine added) right HERE and honestly, I think that the nature and landscape ones get a bigger priority (major at least) because they contain properly fixed plant life, like I˙ve said before:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1ukpNg ... 9GWFcPULVb
Currently, in MMMerge, swamp trees (as seen in Mire of the Damned) look like disgusting green glitchy mess, like a color palette wasn´t right for them. Those, I´ve found in MM7 .lod files and seem to be "leftover sprites" from MM6 to me. "Missing and fixed nature and landscape" folder contains landscape elements, including those swamp trees, as they look like in base MM6 (since I pulled them from MM6 .lod files) and in them, they look much nicer/cleaner/appropriate, like they´re certainly intended to look like if you ask me.GrayFace wrote:Mostly sprites used in the game. What are these "fixed versions of swamp trees"? The "Missing and fixed nature and landscape" folder just includes all the foliage.
Most of the doors only require perception level 4 (iirc you don't even need be an expert). Only one door requires master level 8 instead. However, that door can be skipped: it only leads to a hallway that you can get to from most of the other doors as well.joanthedark wrote:Expert Perception door in Superior Temple of Baa cannot be opened by characters with Expert Perception.
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andrey wrote:In the picture you are standing at the door that AFAIR has the highest perception requirements.
justl wrote:you dont need go through the doors to get the baa-bonus.
it suffices if you do the spiral
You guys seem to be misunderstanding me, mine was not a "help me I cannot progress" post, it was a "there's a contradiction that should be fixed" post. If you check the second screenshot's (Character 1 taking damage) minimap and you'll see I already traversed thorugh the dungeon above the locked door through a different path.Macros the Black wrote:Only one door requires master level 8 instead. However, that door can be skipped: it only leads to a hallway that you can get to from most of the other doors as well.
That's the normal behaviour. So if that's how it works for you, it's not a bug.
Hm... Most doors require expert or even lower, few require master, for one (AFAIR) door even master is not enough. Perhaps, it is better to say something vague like "High Perception" or just "Perception".joanthedark wrote: If that door has the highest perception requirements, and if it's not a bug, then it's the Podium text (first screenshot) that should be changed from "Expert Perception" to "Master Perception" to avoid confusion.
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