Andor's Trail

Pyrizzle wrote:I decided to go for the RoL instead of trying to climb the Highscore list more. It takes so much longer to level in the Kazul Caverns than in the Iqhan Caves.

I did go up quite a few levels since getting the ROLS and leaving the gargoyle caves. I can't wait to see where i end up.

Pyrizzle wrote:I decided to go for the RoL instead of trying to climb the Highscore list more. It takes so much longer to level in the Kazul Caverns than in the Iqhan Caves.

I did go up quite a few levels since getting the ROLS and leaving the gargoyle caves. I can't wait to see where i end up.

mirajp1 wrote:

Pyrizzle wrote:I decided to go for the RoL instead of trying to climb the Highscore list more. It takes so much longer to level in the Kazul Caverns than in the Iqhan Caves.
I did go up quite a few levels since getting the ROLS and leaving the gargoyle caves. I can't wait to see where i end up.

same here.
its better to be less overpowered

Samuel wrote:

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Highscore Table

The Highscore will be sorted by Level, XP, Gold, Name in this order.
[code]XP = Experience
RoLS = Rings of Lesser Shadow
ElyR = Elytharan redeemer
RoL = Rapier of lifesteal
ChaR = Chaosreaper
GoLF = Gloves of life force
ShaF = Shadowfang
HP = Hitpoints
AC = Attack chance
AD = Attack damage
AP = Attack cost
CC = Critical hit chance
CM = Critical multiplier
BC = Block chance
DR = Damage resistance

If you want to join this list or update your entry, just put your current stats into your signature.
I wrote a script that processes the signatures, so the stats need to have the following format:

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Level: 47, Experience: 1962090, Gold: 315318, RoLS: 1, ElyR: 0, RoL: 0, ChaR: 0, GoLF: 0, ShaF: 0
Hitpoints: 75, Attack chance: 186%, Attack damage: 31-35, Attack cost: 3, Critical hit chance: 5%, Critical multiplier: -, Block chance: 33%, Damage resistance: 1

You may also use the following abbreviations:

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Lvl: 47, XP: 1962090, Gold: 315318, RoLS: 1, ElyR: 0, RoL: 0, ChaR: 0, GoLF: 0, ShaF: 0
HP: 75, AC: 186%, AD: 31-35, AP: 3, CC: 5%, CM: -, BC: 33%, DR: 1

There is no need to order the entries. You may also use other separators like ";", "~" or a linebreak to separate the entries. (instead of a ",")

tek wrote:Samuel,

In order to reduce the # of characters used in my signature, I was thinking about putting the larger numbers into a #X notation. Example, 22,250,000 XP would be listed as 22.25M.
Does the script or could the script support this? I don't care if the high score list showed my XP as "22.25M" instead of 22,250,000
Amounts in the thousands could be displayed with the # followed by a 'k', such that 5,000 can be entered as 5k or 5K.
I wanted to do the same with the gold as well. What do you think?

4k = 4000 - works
10m = 10000000 - works
22.25M = 22.25000000 - so it doesn't work as expected

Samuel wrote:
IMO if you have 2999999 Gold you may write 2m Gold, but it would be cheating to write 3m gold. (write 2999k if you like)

Chest_Rockfield wrote:I saw this was last updated by Samuel and got pretty excited. Thought maybe it was update day! (It's been 16 days since update, I believe the same number between the last update and the one before.)

Level: 47, Experience: 1962090, Gold: 315318, RoLS: 1, ElyR: 0, RoL: 0, ChaR: 0, GoLF: 0, ShaF: 0
Hitpoints: 75, Attack chance: 186%, Attack damage: 31-35, Attack cost: 3, Critical hit chance: 5%, Critical multiplier: -, Block chance: 33%, Damage resistance: 1

Lvl: 47, XP: 1962090, Gold: 315318, RoLS: 1, ElyR: 0, RoL: 0, ChaR: 0, GoLF: 0, ShaF: 0
HP: 75, AC: 186%, AD: 31-35, AP: 3, CC: 5%, CM: -, BC: 33%, DR: 1

Samuel wrote:

tek wrote:Samuel,

In order to reduce the # of characters used in my signature, I was thinking about putting the larger numbers into a #X notation. Example, 22,250,000 XP would be listed as 22.25M.
Does the script or could the script support this? I don't care if the high score list showed my XP as "22.25M" instead of 22,250,000
Amounts in the thousands could be displayed with the # followed by a 'k', such that 5,000 can be entered as 5k or 5K.
I wanted to do the same with the gold as well. What do you think?

This did already work for "k" previously. I added code now for "m" to work.

A trailing single letter ("k" or "m") after a number is replaced by 3 or 6 zeros:

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4k = 4000
10m = 10000000
22.25M = 22.25000000 - so it doesn't work as expected

IMO if you have 2999999 Gold you may write 2m Gold, but it would be cheating to write 3m gold. (write 2999k if you like)