In the mean time i have found another bug. This one is kind of funny though. This bandit and his victim thought, nothing as good as attacking yourself.
As per the usual complete with screenshots and log.
With high regards,
Reinyn
In the mean time i have found another bug. This one is kind of funny though. This bandit and his victim thought, nothing as good as attacking yourself.
As per the usual complete with screenshots and log.
With high regards,
Reinyn
This bug happens sometimes randomly after a battle in the marsh area. Everytime I hower with the mouse over the enemy, the console throws an error log shown below.
Unfortunately non-direct relations (ie: grandparents, uncles/aunts, cousins, etc) aren't really tracked in-game like relatives. It is theoretically possible but would be kind of a pain and involve a series of other checks (essentially "check relative of relatives") for each place it's implemented, which would be fairly cumbersome. Maaaaybe in the future but I don't see it happening smoothly
Maybe the parents weren’t creative at naming their twin children?
Serious note: did the “Town Report” button say anything about those being captured and sold to the guild? Whether they spawned that way or were captured from the NPC pool will help clarify.
Hint for a quickfix for the impatient ones? I'm looking at the code but can't see what's wrong...
newbutton.get_node("grade").texture = globals.gradeimages[person.origins] <-- implies there' a missing image?
globals has the atypical in it's origins
var originsarray = ['slave','poor','commoner','rich','atypical','noble']
