Post by Eric PozharskiPost by Eric Pozharskip.s. I'm so uneducated that I've put (oh in another (oh twice. In
one game. There's that.
I really think that this - an exploding BoH - is (and ever was) a
mis-feature, even in the less disastrous form implemented in some
variants.
I'm not convinced.
Convinced by what? (I wasn't trying to convince anyone. Just named a
long-existing "feature" as what I think it is; a "mis-feature", one
that adds nothing to the game play but only annoys players in case of
a mistype.)
Absolutely. That's not you who does convincing.
Post by Eric PozharskiIMNSHO biggest mis-feature (of slashem specifically) is utterly
deficient UI.
The thing I'm wondering about is that there's so many variants and
some have really good UI improvements (compared to Vanilla Nethack),
but strangely some seem to have even made steps backwards instead of
incorporating the good ideas into Vanilla (or the variants).
Post by Eric PozharskiNo, I'm not interested in other variants.
Well, AFAIK Slashem development is discontinued, so complaints will
not help to alleviate the situation, I fear. Other variants at least
*might* care (and some already did).
As much as I can see from afar, development is pacing slowly -- more
monsters, more artifacts, and documentation is 20y old. The usual.
Post by Eric PozharskiI'm pretty much certain, UI thee is deficient too. Maybe differently
but still.
I can't quite parse that; if you meant the UI deficiencies of the
"nndnh" variant I certainly agree.
There's a typo -- 's/UI thee is/UI there is/'. As of nndnh (or any
other variant or vanilla) I have no opinion whatsoever. For reasons.
Still wishing there wouldn't be so many variants, each with their own
deficiencies (and also with their own _specific_ improvements), but a
more convergent development. (But, sadly, it is what it is.)
Well, I'm self admitted trained conspirologist. And I can describe a
conspiracy that would tie everything this together. That being said,
that wouldn't change anything. So rather abstain.
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