gsanders said:
Would you be so kind as to redirect me/us to the changelist? what's new or added apart from Lords? I have yet to install this r2 version but prior to it I noticed that groups of enemy lords won't band together against you...
Thanks for your efforts! regards from Spain!
The answer is implicit in my previous post.
Official change log .76 r2
1) allies behavoir - can now join battles on your side. Enemy AI unaffected; they join or not by a different script
2) skins change to support undead, needed by Ialoch's followers
3) removal of exploitable battle commands sprint, rage, focus; and removal of F7 skirmish mode
4) fix of rents to not divide by uninitialized variable
5) tie in to 4 hour timer to restart crashed game message window
6) option to turn off formations or change behavoir in camp menu:settings
7) a) formations code update so that AI gives morale effects according to sudden surges in losses by either side.
b) Player can influence morale of his/her side by battlefield kills
Are you screwing with me?
I gave this info in your last letter.
If you need to decide whether you feel like installing a patch, based upon a formal document, my advice is don't bother.
Nothing, made in Warband for less than the price of a postage stamp, is bug free. Your two year warranty of merchantability
in the EU doesn't apply to free games made by hobbyists, for hobbyists. Neither for that matter is there an implied warranty for time spent
on a support forum.
At best you leave with education, but in no way can I refund time spent reading. You can always de-install
the game, walk outside, live life. Everyone else has the choice to use patches or not, as they feel like. Just as I have the choice to stop patching,
if I feel like. That is why you get what you pay for in mods. This is why Perisno is free. It has had .76, then a quick patch called .76,
and now one that reads .76 r2 on your screen to track the differences in bug reports. Anything more formal, like a letter of submission
to CE for hardware certification, is not neccessary for software added as an extension of another company's game product.
If you really don't want to patch, I can't make you patch. I just dont want you to write about how we dont fix your problem, if you dont use the patch that in fact is written FOR the problem. If you see the issue...
Notice as much as I am a bastard I have yet to delete any of your posts. I do think we've done this subject enough. I'll try to waste less of your time with patches that lack supporting documentation, if you prefer to see them every 2-3 months like other devs. I patched within hours of being notified, and instead of using the fix we play 20 questions. I will make someone else answer, and patch, the next 5 issues in your honor.
By then I can have a Perisno .9 published, minus documentation of course.