I’ll look into that.
FYI, if you pull up the advanced CS help guide and do a search/find for fairmath, it will take you right to the info on it.
Just had a look at the fairmath thing it looks a bit complicated
The complicated thing about Fairmath is understanding that increases are based on how much you still have to gain, and decreases are based on how much you have to lose.
So if you have say a strength of 40%, then there is only 40% you can lose, but 60% you can still gain. So a 50% loss from a score of 40% will be smaller than a 50% gain, because half of 40 is less than half of 60.
Mathematically:
40+(0.50*60) = 40+30 = 70 (50% of what you don’t have, added)
40-(0.50*40) = 40-20 = 20 (50% what you have, lost)
The difference is even more dramatic if your score is very high or very low. Lets say you have a strength of 90%, then you have have only 10% more that you can gain, but 90% that you can lose. So losing 50% or half of that 90% you already have would be far more than gaining 50% or half of the remaining 10% you don’t yet have.
Mathematically:
90+(0.50*10) = 90+5 = 95 (50% of what you don’t have, added)
90-(0.50*90) = 90-45 = 45 (50% what you have, lost)
Do I have to declare the %± in mygame.js?
Has anyone stumbled upon any more errors or typos?
@Nocturnal_Stillness: Nope. %+ and %- are just additional operations like +, -, * and /. You need to declare the names of all permanent variables you use of course in mygame.js, but that’s exactly the same as before. It doesn’t matter if you + them or %+ them as far as the game is concerned. It’s just that %+ and %- will never take the value of the variable below 1 or above 99.
Thanks I’ll try using fair math in the next update.
It also seems I’ve fixed all the current errors as noone else has reported any.
Error!
You spent most of the night flirting with Michelle. He seemed to enjoy your company as well. In fact she gave you a kiss as you was leaving…
I Figured out the answer to the 2-point Question!
Error line 5665 bad label to solo_vamp
Also ammonition keeps increasing from chapter to chapter, but I do have to admit having 45 round for the P-226 is quite nice XD
You just about finished getting dressed when someone knocks on your door. You open it and Craig is standing outside, he smiles when they see you. It is obvious he is excited, the sensation is almost palpable. It is an emotion you both share.
“Let’s get going, we don’t want to be late,” says Mark.
You nod and follow him out.
You reach the labs fifteen minutes later and aren’t surprised to see other members of the S.R.T are currently there.
While most of them don’t seem to stand out, one particular member does. Her pale blonde hair and lab coat both flutter in the air as she flits from desk to desk, her beauty draws sly looks from some of the male members of the Beta Unit. Noticing the two newcomers to the lab she walks over a smile on her face.
“My name is Alexandra Shara and you must be Don and Craig,” the woman says calmly.
You both nod.
… The name changes from Craig to Mark and then back to Craig although the person I met was Mark.
Unless (Since I’ve been just skipping most of the text which looks like I’ve already read except some new parts), one part I must have skipped said that all 3 of us met up?
But if there were three of us, Alexandra only mentioned me and Craig but Mark is gone. Also, quote: “You both nod.”
P.S I dunno if someone has already mentioned this.
When I asked Michael of his favourite and least favourite parts about working here:
“I love working on the experiments, it is when I can help people. My least favorite is definitelywhen we have to accompany Unit Alpha to test weapon modifications.”
definitely and when should have a space in between. Oh, and the “it is when I can help people.” would sound better if you change it is to it’s.
After I stuttered “W…What’s going on?”
“So, let me get this straight, you are going to inject her with a drug that ‘might’ cure her but also could for her to change into a ravenous beast. Force her into becoming a monster that can break free of its bonds and kill us?”
“but also could for her to change into a ravenous beast.” should be “but also could change her into a ravenous beast.”
After he administers the drug.
“Unit Alpha will clean it up we better leave them too it. You can head back to your room.”
Should be “Unit Alpha will clean it up, we better leave them to it.”
In other news, ola people, long time no see. XD
You know I think you could do a very good job writing my other story idea it has similar elements to this, hunting monsters so I don’t think you would want to do it, but with different world, characters and monsters, but if you do and are serious send me a e-mail and I will send you a short, story bio my e-mail is in my game.
With fairmath do I just need to have
*set variable 50
*set variable %+ 50
*set variable %- 50
once or do I need to write increases like this
*set variable %+5
@Nocturnal_Stillness It’s just like non-fairmath addition. For one decision you may want to do a 50% increase, for another you may want to only increase it by 10%, pr perhaps even decrease it by 20%. Every time you adjust the score, you tell it by what percentage and whether it’s an increase or a decrease.
So for example
*choice
__#I’ll spend ten years learning to use the Ultimate One Hit Your Dead Epic Beam
____You spend the next ten years locked in a cave learning the move.
____*set power %+50
____*goto fight
__#I’d rather just chill and continue my basic training
____You continue to train but still find time to have fun.
____*set power %+25
____*goto fight
So this would increase power by 50% in the first choice and 25% in the next choice?
I did not get your e-mail, maybe my game link dosent work.
sorry it took a while to reply but i wanted to draw out one of the characters to send with the bio.
It’s alright I’ve sent you a PM with the e-mail mentioned in the game just to double check its correct