Bane of Gluttony

EDIT: THIS IS NO LONGER BEING WORKED ON Now that school’s finally done for the semester, I finally had some time to implement some QoL features that should’ve been in a long time ago. 😡 Among those include saving/loading, resting/waiting in combat, and a temporary map. As always, everything is subject to change and all numbers/descriptions/etc. have not been balanced or tuned. Full list of changes: – World/map loading has been further optimized thanks to Serule  - Zones will only load near the player, «leading» the player based on the most recent direction traveled in  - Optimization of 100% to over 5000% (time reduced down to <0.1s, from 0.1s to over 0.5s) – Save files have been fixed to work with quests (hopefully) and have been re-enabled – Added in-game time/clock – Added player metabolism which affects fat conversion – Added resting to overworld  - Resting is currently fixed to one hour intervals  - Resting restores 10% of your max health per hour  - Resting digests a large portion of what's in your stomach, converting it into fat at a slightly higher rate than if you were traveling   - Note that since resting takes an entire hour, it will look like it digests way more than it would if you were traveling because traveling only takes a few minutes  - If you're resting on a space with potential enemy or event encounters, you can still be interrupted and trigger an encounter while resting, albeit at a significantly reduced probability  - Resting causes a slight decrease in metabolism which increases fat conversion (accordingly, moving causes a slight increase in metabolism which decreases fat conversion) – Added waiting to combat to just skip your turn – Added a few digestive items to the apothecary that instantly digest a percentage of your stomach capacity at a significantly increased fat conversion rate than even resting – Added a new temporary map and re-enabled map/mini-map functions – I quickly realized how impossible it is to navigate without a map – Miscellaneous bug fixes, among other things — UPDATE v0.8.2.1 Hot-fixed bug that made it impossible to kill anything after completing the force-feeding quest in the forest. When you reached maximum capacity, you would "die" from a food coma but then come back to life with 1 HP. Problem was the game still thought you were dead, so it wouldn't properly register some commands. I should also note that save files should not work between different versions. This is to avoid possible incompatibilities while things are still early in development.

Categories and tags of the game : Adult, Adventure, Inflation, Interactive Fiction, Role-Playing, Single Player