Modravia
18-04-2008, 05:27
Now, I know there is an FAQ thread for issues, bug reports and the general list and rundown of those issues, but do we have an archive of the effects or results of all the issues?
At the moment, it would be helpful to decide what the best course of action is on some of these issues especially when a particular issue response can have unintended consequences blown out of proportion.
Help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Rasselas
18-04-2008, 16:59
Unintended consequences are part of the fun!
remember what I said earlier: try to aim for an issue which, when a recipient decides on it, leaves a lingering feeling that the wrong one has been made
And as for the effects...
Is there a sticky anywhere listing the [stats] part of every issue option?
You don't actually need to put [stats] in, that's something that the issue editors will pore over anyway. And there's many variables that are secret too, so there's not much point in this.
Secret? I don't think so! I'm sure there's several of us who could create a spoiler thread for what each issue does do for those who are interested.
Not accurately, you couldn't. 99% of theories I've read about issues are either wrong or misleading. Anyway, such data will not be released, and I would argue against attempting to classify everything, as I can guarantee you'd get it wrong for reasons I'm not going to disclose. That's my final word on this matter.
:)
Ballotonia
19-04-2008, 10:43
It was discusses years ago whether to include the textual effect (the line which shows what happens as a result of making a choice) in the issue spoiler list. Back then it was decided to not do this as it would genuinly spoil the fun without serving a real purpose.
Ballotonia