I've grown to like it and it's even better with the latest changes. It's nice to know how much each kind of food will fill up @'s stomach.

Though I feel Satisfy Hunger should take you to more than 49%. After all the description says "Magically renders you well-fed (but not satiated)." How about it takes you to 66%?

Is this the very latest version you're playing? It has changed a lot in the last couple of builds.

If (as I suspect) this is about the new percentage damage birth option, then I agree - it's fun, but needs lots of work.

I initially wanted to remove all XP modifiers, but was talked in to (essentially) keeping them for humans. Maybe High Elves and Dunedain should get a bigger modifier. It just seems like such a lame mechanic to me. What do others think?

Yep, that's still on my list of unfixed bugs. Is there any idea of when this tends to happen? Is it all the time?

What would you suggest? Is it just a matter of how difficult, or does it need some other dimension to it?

Changing the description is an easier fix :D

Heh. So if Full is 90% and Hunger is 15%, then "well-fed (but not satiated)" should be 2/3rds, or 65%. ;)

Crashing on Level Change
 

I started playing a necromancer with persistent levels and randarts twice now and have had the character crash when trying to go down or up levels, leaving me back at the beginning of that level. This is the latest nightly build windows version, and Angband.Live Sometimes taking a different stairs work, sometimes I'm stuck on a level or a deep descent works. At first I thought it was only unbuilt levels but it also crashed before trying to go back to town.

I don't remember which thread, but I think someone else posted this same issue a few weeks ago.

Eh - it does satisfy you. :-)

I do find now that slime molds have surpassed scrolls of Satisfy Hunger as the best weight-efficient food source. :)

Re: food. Latest build. The issue is that it increases the amount of uninteresting micromanagement. It's not hard to avoid getting @ overfed, but I'd rather concentrate on more fun parts of the game! I don't have strong views on the new percentage display - it's nice to see what different food does, but "Hungry" has more atmosphere.

Re: running bug. Just tested on Word-of-Recall. Yes, it appears that @ always takes an extra step when teleporting out of the dungeon while running. I guess this would be the same issue as with traps.

Re: rogue theft. I'll try to come up with something constructive. How sacred is the cow that says that the loot carried by uniques is determined by the dungeon level, rather than by their native depth? (In the context of theft, it's currently worth keeping Wormtongue alive and steal from him every time.)

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Is a non-property artifact going to be a thing when playing randarts? This is a second one I've seen in just under two weeks. I can live with this, alright, it just seems a bit silly. :D

Managed to take a screenshot, hilarious red text.
"A gruesome software bug LEAPS out at you! Panic save..."

I would like to see a pre-game option to start stores close together, so that I don't have to waste useless time scurrying around the screen.

I would still like to see Non-Flammable Basic Spellbooks added as new items that could be found in the dungeon.

I would like the ability to order my own inventory.

I REALLY WANT the default order of arrows to have SEEKER arrows come AFTER MITHRIL arrows, rather than the reverse, which makes no sense to the usual order of weakest on top.

Really would like more powerful & useful mushrooms to be found deep in the dungeon.

Too many wolf-type creatures appear in the game. Later in the game, they are just a constant minor irritation, as they can't kill you but they are just always there, forcing you to go around killing them so they don't clutter your path or stop you from resting, etc.

Why do the stores contain huge multiples of items no one is ever going to buy a multiple of at all?