Flaw with training

[Trebsay]

Well I realized a problem with my events, and I use a simple

Mode 1: Decision Branch -> Training -> Battle -> Yes No Branch ->Battle -> Yes No Branch ->Battle -> add mode

Mode 2: Desicion Branch -> Other options.

This is so people can't overtrain before they start. But at the yes no barnch it asks " Another? " But if someone says no and retalks to the Tower Wizard they can train again. Anyway to get away from this? Variable system or alot more modes. I could probally fix it if I tried. But I just want to see what is suggested first. because the way i am thinking is somewhat complicated.

[Ωbright]

Re: Flaw with training

Well I realized a problem with my events, and I use a simple



This is so people can't overtrain before they start. But at the yes no barnch it asks " Another? " But if someone says no and retalks to the Tower Wizard they can train again. Anyway to get away from this? Variable system or alot more modes. I could probally fix it if I tried. But I just want to see what is suggested first. because the way i am thinking is somewhat complicated.

It's pretty simple to use a variable. Just pick a variable to use, and increase it by 1 each time you say 'yes' to training. Place a V-C branch that checks the variable, and if it's, say '3', then you'll get the message 'that's enough training for now' or something. It's pretty simple that way.

[Trebsay]

Re: Flaw with training

It's pretty simple to use a variable. Just pick a variable to use, and increase it by 1 each time you say 'yes' to training. Place a V-C branch that checks the variable, and if it's, say '3', then you'll get the message 'that's enough training for now' or something. It's pretty simple that way.

Thanks taht may be simpler then I thought.

[ErikaFuzzbottom]

Re: Flaw with training

Well, either that, or you can use "add mode" when they choose 'no'.

[MagusMartovich]

Re: Flaw with training

I gotta back Obright on this one: varibles are totally the way to go.