Topics created by Helam

Definitely time to move to Discord. The lack of history is rubbish.

Was able to get this solved thanks to @o4kapuk

@artch So much better! Thank you!

I guess really i'm more interested in something to paint a target on players who've been alive for a long time rather than something in which you can "rise in the rankings." Granted whoever ends up at the top of it would have something to brag about if they can stay there, but i thought of it less as something you can quickly rise in and more of a prioritized list of targets

That is a good suggestion, thanks Hernanduer!

I can really relate to this, I also didn't know a bit of javascript before I started, and I've gotten to the point where I actually feel competent with it. In the end it proved much more effective than any formal javascript course, and still felt like a game the whole time. Also, the chance to talk about programming with people with much more experience has been amazing.

This is a brilliant idea!

This definitely would add another dimension to the game.  I like AMD's "counter-attack" suggestion, too.

@TwoThe it is supposed to restrict use as well. This is evidenced by the fact that say you have 6 towers built at RCL 8 and then your room decays down to RCL 3 where you can only have 1 tower. Now 1 tower will be "active" and 5 towers will be highlighted in red meaning "inactive." If you command all 6 towers to attack/repair/heal something, only the active one will return OK and take the action while the 5 inactive towers will return ERR_RCL_NOT_ENOUGH and fail to take the action. Now if you wait for the room to decay to RCL 2 where you cannot have any towers, and run the same command for all 6 towers to take action, all 6 will return OK and take the action. This is a bug in the engine code that occurs on inactive structures when you are at an RCL that does not allow any of that structure type.

Yeah, I looked forever because I assumed it had to be somewhere, but it isn't currently a feature.

Thanks, this area is now open, but we'll consider this case in the future.

Thanks, added.

What do your scripts do when one of the novices cross that border? The invader isn't doing anything that enemy creeps couldn't do.Also, if it's a ranged invader, it could harass your workers dumb enough to walk near that wall.

Okay so apparently it will still automatically close them if the console "buffer" is full (if there are enough messages in the console that the oldest one gets deleted when a new one enters).

This is fixed now, thanks for reporting.

It is generally accepted that you throw Errors; the cost of instantiating an Error is far less impactful than that of triggering the exception mechanism, so it is in your best interest to do so. Also, http://www.devthought.com/2011/12/22/a-string-is-not-an-error/.