SpellPack Beta 2 (or a late 10-2-04) released! Options

[Galactygon]

The power was out the entire day, hence the large delay.

The SpellPack has been updated; all bugs have been fixed, 3 new spells, and a projectile revamp found it's way to the required files component.

You may download it here:

http://galactygon.blackwyrmlair.net/SpellPack_B2.zip

For those who want to view the README and full installation instructions, compatility, etc., you can view it here:

http://galactygon.blackwyrmlair.net/SpellPack_B2_README.rtf

I usually put it up on the site itself, but circumstances dictate I must act otherwise.

Unlike the previous version, I have tested this one on many different computers, and it seemed to be fully bug-free at the moment, unless I missed something.

If you have feedback/suggestions (either positive or negative), don't hesitate to post your thoughts; in fact I encourage you to do so. Bug reports (if there will be any of those 'random, undocumented features') are also encouraged.

lol I must get some sleep right now...

[EDIT: Spelling]

-Galactygon

This post has been edited by Galactygon: Oct 3 2004, 02:17 AM

[Galactygon]

Sorry, I suppose I was misunderstood... I would like both (BG/P&P) sets of stats in the readme, thus you can do an on the spot comparison.  I know the changed stats are in the readme

I might consider adding a brief comparison section rather than comparing descriptions on the spot, because as we know, not many users prefer reading the entire descriptions to reading a concise summary of them.

But then again, the full descriptions are written in the README, so curious users will have to skim through the full descriptions for features.

So I guess I am a paradox, in a sense.

Organizing the spells in the readme by level would probably be appreciated as well

It's a matter of personal taste. Many do like everything listed in Alphabetical order, and I have done such listings during my entire life.

I am quite sure there would other users complaining if I listed the spells in a different order other than the widely-used alphabetical one. One cannot fully satisfy everyone, can (s)he?

-Galactygon

This post has been edited by Galactygon: Oct 9 2004, 03:22 PM