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[Nazgûl]

Quite simple... this is where you, from now on, post everything about BUGS in the SEE mod! This was a part of Development before, but with too many posts about bug reports there as well as in Support forums, I decided we need a separate section for bug reports only! See something strange in game? Missing textures, weird music, jerky animations, invisible units, weird balance settings (like a hobbit killing a troll with one stone, etc), sudden crashes or freeze ups - what ever it might be, as long as it is NOT a suggestion (use Development forums) or problem with installation (use Support forums)

[Crusader344]

Hello there!

Thank you for a great mod, i have heard you have started with an DC-verson of the mod, and I would like to post a bug considering the Balrog that I found quite frustrating in the 4.5 verson of the mod. 

The bug occurs on all maps. (Even campaign maps)

The bug: Balrog will not attack enemy heroes with his sword, only his whip. When you select the Balrog and right click on an enemy hero; he either uses his whip, or simply stand there (If the whip is recharging). I know that the 4.5- verson is quite obsolete now. But you should regardless take heed of this and keep a close eye on the Balrog, also in the progress of the DC-version.

 

Anyways, Thanks again for this good (if not the best??) mod for this originally slightly dull game. SEE definitly made the game much more amusing to play.

I look forward to the next beta.   

[njm1983]

Thanks for the bug report. Im happy to say that so far the bug doesnt exist in the DC version.

[Rider of Rohan]

I dunno if you guys have noticed/heard this before or even consider this a bug, but when you build a good amount of resource structures after a while the overall price of getting on the 100% marker drops, and after a few more are built significantly. I've also noticed it happening in The Horse Lords as well, so I myself am trying to look for a solution. All I know is it has something to do with the reduction of the space needed for 100%. 

Just thought you guys should be aware if you'll don't know as yet.

Edited by Rider of Rohan, 29 March 2013 - 04:17 AM.

[Bofur]

If what you say is what I think, that's in vanilla anyway. It's a balance thing, which decreases the max income depending on the number of farms. I think (not having bfme on me) that it's somewhere near the bottom of the farm's code, if you want to change it.

[Lauri]

It's in playertemplate.ini, near the bottom of the factions (each faction has one, so you can give them different ways of playing).

It's called ResourceModifierValues. In vanilla it's something like this:

ResourceModifierValues		= 100 100 100 95 90 85 80 75 71 68 66

While in TPW I changed it to this:

ResourceModifierValues		= 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 98 95 93 90

So in vanilla you have only the 3 first farms produce 100% of it's maximum income (ie, if there's bad terrain, or if it's to close to another farm, the farm might produce only 80%, but you get the full 80%. Farm number 8 would produce 75% of the 80% then, which is about 60% in theory).

The lowest score a vanilla farm can have is 66%.

In TPW, I upped it quite a bit. The 7 first farms are 100%, while the lowest possible score is only 90%, which is quite high.

 

It's really only there to have you avoid spamming the place with farms.

[MattTheLegoman]

Which can easily happen if we have farms with a smaller collect radius.

[Lauri]

Which SEE does have.

[Rider of Rohan]

And Horse Lords does as well, although it's a bit larger then S.E.E.'s radius. I guess I have some adjustments to do thanks again Lauri !