@vaughn for android unless you build it as a apk or application install it will most likely fail horribly on the browser due to how zoom functionality works. Not sure you can disable androids native zoom function unless you build it as a application and disable it within the application. On top of that on the web browser on android include web browser of choice usually all cache and temp settings are wiped from android version 4.0+. This is per device reboot. So… Wayward save data would be lost. usually for me it isn’t a issue as I use Google chrome on my phone and it doesn’t seem to have this issue but… It is a major possibility considering how automated cleaner programs I have delete cache. User basis who sent tech savoy will most likely struggle and pass the game up if introduced to it via their phones browser due to its current technicalities.

@JamesIII yeah I have the same issue with 1.6 not 1.5 not sure why though…

@vaughn speaking of issues… How do I update the XML spreadsheet for but reports? Insert another line? Because theirs an abundance of new issues cropping up. I guess you reoptimized the code OE changes things around because for 1.6 my inventory disappeared (its still their just graphically speaking its not visible) resulting in my weight staying the same but interaction with my inventory, currently equipped weapons/gear and my hot key buttons interaction impossible (beyond pressing the num keys that correspond with what I remember being in the numkey quick slots) also game seems to be sluggish/slow now. Graphics are now glitchy and flicker regardless of browser I use. And no matter what 1.6 save file I load in all of them have this bug now where as it wasn’t so persistent. The bugs began on Oct 21st. So if you changed something it broke some functions of the 1.6 version making it less stable/playable. Oddly this issue can be reproduced by starting a new game on 1.6 saving a file and loading the save or playing for a short while and saving, exiting game and them reloading game through the browser.

Okay thanks Vaughn

@JamesIII so i been trying to tinker with your initial code to make item buttons. Im using the arrow as a example for now.

This is what i do and i run into errors.

$("#optionswindow").on("click", '#getarrow’', function(e) itemGet("arrow");
$("#optionswindow").append('<button type="button" id="getarrow">Get Arrow</button>');

the argument $(“#optionswindow”).append(‘<button type=”button” id=”getarrow”>Get Arrow</button>’); code is solely to point to the id which is named getarrow and then show the button icon as “Get Arrow”.

Okay so i know the button works.

The id points towards the code $(“#optionswindow”).on(“click”, ‘#getarrow’’, function(e) itemGet(“arrow”);

but it seems im running into errors, so i tried these 4 different versions of the code.
$(“#optionswindow”).on(“click”, ‘#chicken’, function(e) {itemGet(“arrow”); e.preventDefault();message(“got arrow!”);});
failed so i tried

$(“#optionswindow”).on(“click”, ‘#getarrow’’, function(e) itemGet(“arrow”);

and that failed so i tried

$(“#optionswindow”).on(“click”, ‘#chicken’, function(e) {itemGet(“arrow”); e.preventDefault();message(“got arrow!”);});

all variants failed so im unsure where im going wrong here

Yeah i figured out ghosts weaknesses are torches. (and plenty of health repairs like sutchers or bandages)
Elemental fires can be killed off quickly with arching and running into the water to avoid them as they wont travel into the water

And imps can be wiped out with arching.

Seems we need a guide to how to defeat monsters… I think ill type one up based on my experiences

@Vaughn – Yeah, i’ve been playing on the 1.6 build now. It seems the monster swarms are more bareable and its not overpowering like.. say 19+ monsters on screen all chasing me, gives me a little breathing room to basically break out and kill em all. Lol doesn’t mean its smart to rush out just means i now have a fighting chance.