Somehow I made a big mistake and accidentally gave the lockpick and the pendant the same ID. This causes a problem because the game treats items as the same if their IDs match. It doesn’t check the item’s name, stats, description, or anything else because that would be too slow if player has a lot of items in his inventory,so it only checks the ID.
That’s why when you bought the lockpick, it looked like it disappeared. What actually happened is that the game thought you already had a lockpick equipped (the pendant) and tried to increase its amount. However, since the pendant isn’t a stackable item, increasing its amount does nothing. As a result, it looked like the lockpick simply disappeared.
As to why it still worked when you unequipped the pendant(but didn't sell it). Since the game assumes every item has a unique ID, when you buy a item of certain type - in this case "tool". It only looks for matching ID in the tool tab of the inventroy. Since the pendant belongs in the equipment tab, it didn't find a matching ID and gave you the lockpick normally.
This is an Adventurer's Guild quest, not one that starts in the overworld. To start it, you need to accept it from the guild board(Once it gets generated as one of possible quests)
The game is still at a very early stage of development. Adventurer Rank is capped at F currently, higher ranks will be added in the future. Also, level 48 is extremely high :D
I see, I'll look into increasing the size of certain buttons and maybe providing option to switch to an alternative shop menu. As for your other suggestions, you can share them here or in my discord server, and I'll see what can be done ;)
Thank you for your kind words as well as taking your time to write this mini-review. I really appreciate it. As for the items there are already changes planned , like smithing and enchanting, that will add a much needed depth to them.
Yes, this is very useful! From the looks of things it seems that you were slower than both of the bats, and they inflicted you with poison on their first turn. The issue seems to be that scripted battles(ones in which enemies are predefined, rather than randomly generated based on the area encounter table) do not process damage over time effects properly, so when you ended the turn by attacking(turns in this game are incremented once everyone on the battlefield acted), instead of reducing your health due to poison damage, it crashed. This makes it much easier to address the issue, thank you for posting it!
You are right. While I don't want the quest journal to be some omnipotent item, that hands you all the answers on a silver platter, the description of this quest is way too vague. I'll make changes to it. Also, could you specify what issue did you run into when trying to save the dog?
Hmm...when did you download the game? 3 days ago I uploaded a patched version that addressed this and a few other issues.
As for the bounties, the entire adventurer's guild is in an experimental state right now(it will be fully functional in the next update). I didn't expect so many people to continue playing even after unlocking every scene in this version
