Yes, and for two reasons. 1) The game is intended to be Etrian Odyssey levels of difficulty. 2) War Tutu is a superboss that requires patience and careful use of the game's toolkit.
The demo is not yet up on Steam. Shady Corner is uploading them separately. I will alert you when the demo can be downloaded. In the meantime, wishlist as usual.
In the title menu, after you select "Storm the Castle," scroll left or right until you reach the options. The settings to change the resolution will be there.
I just came up with a theory about why people may be having this problem. Is it possible that when you assign a global struct to an instance and delete that instance, it stays associated with that instance? When you re-battle an enemy, the enemy's instance that was created has a different id to the previous instance that was destroyed.
This occurs when you re-battle an enemy, battle an enemy of the same type, or exit and re-enter the room before re-battling the enemy. Is there a way to refresh global structs to their condition at game start?
EDIT: I fixed the bug!
Instead of doing this:
global.enemies =
{
slimeG: {
name: "Slime",
I re-rote the enemies list to be more in line with the players list:
global.enemies = [
{
name: "Slime",
Instead of doing it the way Shaun had implemented it, I assigned a unique integer value to each enemy and manually assigned each enemy's name to an enumerator:
I too am running into this same issue and was wondering if you were able to find an adequate solution. I've been struggling with this error for some time and I fear it may further bottleneck my progress unless I remove the ability to re-battle enemies entirely.
I currently don't want to do that so I'm reaching out to you or anyone else who can help. Here is the error message:
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ERROR in
action number 1
of Step Event0
for object obj_battlecontroller:
Variable <unknown_object>.hp(100114, -2147483648) not set before reading it.
at gml_Script_anon____struct___30____struct___29_init_bestiary_gml_GlobalScript_init_bestiary_1982____struct___30____struct___29_init_bestiary_gml_GlobalScript_init_bestiary (line 65) - if (hp < (maxhp * 0.2))
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gml_Script_anon____struct___30____struct___29_init_bestiary_gml_GlobalScript_init_bestiary_1982____struct___30____struct___29_init_bestiary_gml_GlobalScript_init_bestiary (line 65)
gml_Script_battle_state_select_action_gml_Object_obj_battlecontroller_Create_0 (line 226) - var _enemy_action = _unit.ai_script();
gml_Object_obj_battlecontroller_Step_0 (line 1) - battle_state();
I have also run into similar issues where the game would either crash or enemies would use actions that weren't assigned to them. I tried poking around in debug mode but have not found anything different from what I have seen in this thread.
There was one other solution in this thread that worked for others where you would repeat the third argument for the BeginAction script:
- I was hoping that wouldn't be the case. I was aware that that could happen. It means I misspelled a value somewhere. Could you tell me in which rooms they occurred?
- I was aware of the issues with the water and still working on fixing them. Thank you.
- The timer resetting is a roguelike element where the game starts over upon death. It's a feature.
Thank you, Sixes. Your feedback is noted and I will make the appropriate changes.
EDIT: If you found a key. Then you're one step closer to getting the second ending. I may have to make it easier to notice in the room you're supposed to be in.
