WanderingAries

It's a mini-game: 1) Take a scrapper; 2) Build in SS; 3) Slot Run in everything; 4) Get EVERYONE to speed-crack you; 5) PINBALL!!!!

Very not important, but the icon changed to a generic one. :(

Try installing in a folder adjacent to the game folder. IE: If the game is installed to C:/cox/tequilla then install this to c:/cox/Pines

Look through this for your slash command needs: http://www.shenanigunner.com/

Falling for that Lifetime/Annual sub thing in OG pre-sunset, but also having to have done so Before the cutoff point where they'd refund. I think I sunk like $200 in the last year (not counting the PC I'd JUST built).

So we already know the "Show new replies to your posts" is broken, but lately the "Show unread posts since last visit" is either broken or only now working as it Used to show all new threads and/or replies. Now I'm barely getting a single page vs upto 9pgs of replies per day.

I'm pretty sure I used these before, but they probably need a few more added too.

Just a PSA about these links. I've come across at least one that also triggers a fake Flash update ad. Make sure to only download the files. I'll see what my AV says after unpacking them. Update: The files scan clean with Webroot

Heh, was browsing the threads and this made me want to post a thread asking people to contribute to a "Mod folder structure" list. Edit: So if you unpack these into their own folders, then the structure is VERY apparent and rather intricate. In fact, I think it would help those looking to expand the client-side mods to look into these for reference. I've noticed that one of these actually has easy to read bmp files to match the texture files as well. Now I have to decide which I wanna use!

Yeah, KR has a nasty habit of giving you purples for those "Kill X" early missions.

I'm not a numbers person really, but I do have a REALLY big (for me) request. Can we Please find a way to have the UI scaleable. Specifically, the ability to make everything larger when the window is made larger/full screen. As it stands, I have to double zoom my screen to read things clearly. This is not a new issue as it was still kinda hard to read on other computers in the past.

A thread elsewhere has answered this in a way. "Mids has asked that this work NOT become open source..." is the sum of it. So unless a from scratch project is what you're doing, then it's probably going to get some flack.

I was part of one once and someone threw out a GM and clobbered him in nearly an instant it felt. The health bar never changed and the Only reason I knew he was gone is because I'd received the power for it. Weirdly enough, that power disappeared from my tray later that night and I'd only used it once out of the 3(?) uses.

Yeah, it feels like it's possibly been this way for a long time and perhaps there Could be an after affect from the que adjustments. I'm on Win7 as well, but IDK how it should be faster on Win10 when it Should be a server side issue.

Thinking back, this is an old bug not isolated to the door as well. Basically ANYTHING that has a large-ish moving visual has a good chance for atleast a temporary bug where the moving bit will stay behind even after that component is deleted. I remember it happening to the Arcane power things a lot as well as the fancier portals.

This makes sense as a package file is basically one big folder/zip file wrapped around an app's data files. The internal structure also makes sense to mimic the windows tree structure to allow the drag/drop compatibility.

Also, be careful just how close the portal is to a wall or you'll spawn outside the room and can't get out unless you log or enter the editor.

Ok, so I did a thing (not intending to test this, but did) and figured it out. So there is a definite south facing. The ONLY way to change the apparent direction you will exit is to rotate the plot. Yeah, that's what I said, the actual plot. So if you have already built the base, then short of some sort of new fix, then you'll basically have to deal with it or risk some major editing (depending on how you started things off).

From new server experience, even the manual saving of settings seems to be not quite consistently right. I've noticed that I can save a settings file (one of like 6 you can create) for one alt, load it on another, and not always have them retained. It seems that not all of the settings are recorded in these files. Thus far I'm not talking about resolution or window size/location. An experiment I did: I took the installation of the game I have on my main PC w/ 40" TV as a monitor and drag-drop copied it to a 10" Atom powered tablet. Obviously the res and such are different, so everything was big and smooshed after the transfer. So I adjusted for the smaller screen and all was well. Here's the kicker. I then played that same alt on my main later and the windows sizing and arrangement had been changed to that of what my 2nd device had it set to! So explain That to me as I've never managed one except that somehow there are settings being stored on the alt itself.

IDK what level you'd be to have 70 and IDC for the purpose of the reply, but the one thing that comes to mind is IO recycling. IE: You've out-leveled the enh and at a predetermined point have chosen to say store those in the base for another alt/sg member. It saves a bit on inf for the next alt that can use them. Afterwards, of course, you'd then slot the higher level IOs.

And to add, you can assign the whole Tequila folder to your AV's exemption list to help avoid it in the future.

What's the native rez of the GPU/monitor? Also, lower rez would be easier on the GPU I would think as the field of view is smaller / less to draw.

IDK about alpha order, but put mine in the leveling order. I haven't payed attn. to the sequence, but I think it kept it in the order I placed them.

Try typing that out into a simple text editor (not word, etc), copy the text, then paste it into the delete screen. Otherwise, you'll want to submit a ticket to generic/delete the alt.

Water Shield perhaps? Or maybe a Water Bubbler.