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I wonder if there are any plans for chem suits and/or heavily contaminated areas where such suit would be a necessity?
Hahaha....wait until you need energy cells to move.Haha i thought of that as well and it isnt a pretty sight! xD
On a serious note you could claim that your suit uses the kinetic energy of your movement to power its basic functions; making you a human rolex. You could then "ovedrive" it when you wanted to sprint or do more melee damage and this would need energy.
Well I already have a key or two for Underrail to give awaySir, i salute you!. But I always forget about it and remember only in times like these... such is my poor memory, sadly.
. What have i been missing out?
God dammit, Styg. Here go my precious, precious bucks. For next Ultima!
I think encumbrance is capped at 95%, so if you go metal helmet, metal armor, metal boots (all extra slots when crafting fitted with metal if allowed) that 15% wont help much, you will still be at 95%.
There seems to be some impression that making it harder to sell acquired loot is synonymous with requiring a player to be forced to make careful choices with their limited inventory.Not at all. The presence of a limited inventory might benefit a player to do some more careful choices than clicking the take all button, but it isn't forcing anything on the player. But its true that a limited inventory alone wont help much. It works better when combined with other restrictions like when you cant revisit the looted area. I personally don't think this would fit the Underrail setting much as it might spoil the exploration.
I don't think this necessarily has to be the case. The system could be designed so that there is a fast travel option, but its only activated once all enemies have been cleared out of an area, so you can't abuse it to instantly change your inventory or visit the doctor. After a while it could repopulate with critters/thugs etc., and after they've been cleared out you can fast travel again. Just like in Fallout, among other games (Arcanum); you can't travel in dangerous areas.Joejoefine, i am sorry for i expressed myself poorly. When i said:
A way to fast travel to shops would take away some of the point of having a limited inventory system.I was referring to what Major_Blackhart said about the lack of a teleportation spell or something similar to reduce the boredom of traveling back and forth to sell sutff if there was a limited inventory system. This mean of quick travel would be an alternative to walking through all the areas until you got to a shop.
Knowing that people are going to try to make as much money as they can, assuming the items aren't junk or that there are very few numbers of them, then you know that they're going to, almost universally, go back to get more loot to sell at a shop. These are reasonable expectations of any gamer.
so i have to add that i am fine with how the game the works right now.But I think tile based systems are less annoying. and Weight limits arnt all realistic, unless you add stages of encumbrance due to weight.Yes encumbrance stages add depth as well. Many of the D&D based crpgs i played had this. You would become lightly encumbered, heavily encumbered and immobile as the last stage. The several weight limits were based on your character strength. The stronger he was the more you could carry.
But to be honest, I played Fallout.2, I didnt like it at all...
