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Save anytime
Brewtal Legend:
I think it would be great if the player was allowed to save at anytime they wanted to. Similar to the original. It would be a lot less frustrating when I'm playing a game but something comes up and I have to stop. I would rather be able to just save and leave instead of having to find the exit then save without completely exploring the level. Then load my game and I'm on the next level when I would have liked to finish the one I was on. I think the game would benefit greatly from being able to save anytime like in nethack or rogue.
-Legend
Adral:
I second this feature, if possible. Sometimes you have to leave the computer and most times then you have to skip part of the level to find the stairs.
Edit: Now makes more sense:P
TFoN:
Sounds to me that would make savescumming too potent.
I suggest making autosave .ini definable, so that it will save before you go down stairs.
Yeah, you might have to then start a level over, but roguelikes are cruel that way :P
Adral:
--- Quote from: TFoN on January 15, 2007, 14:47 ---Sounds to me that would make savescumming too potent.
I suggest making autosave .ini definable, so that it will save before you go down stairs.
Yeah, you might have to then start a level over, but roguelikes are cruel that way :P
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Actually, this also sounds as a good idea. Having to repeat a level might even have some benefits... :P
Note that this can also be savescummed, but I think that if people really want to savescum, then they'll find a way around whatever option that is set. I think we're better putting options for people who want to play normal, and if someone savescum it's just because they wanted to.
While they state they did it at their mortems, I have no problems with savescumming, though.
TFoN:
Of course it can be savescummed, I'm just after band rehersal and a day out, and don't notice simple things :P
It can be scummed terribly... Bah...
Forget I said anything ^^
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