I agree with the op in the regard that bugs are beginning to pile up, and I believe its necessary to make at least one cleanup before the code is too diluted. That's just what I believe, not saying it is important, the only important thing is that the final version will become a good enough game.

I havent tried Alpha 10 yet either, but it sounds nice that it is possible to create a functioning balance within the prison. This will make possible future additions of random events and such stirring things up. Do you still have to pay salary for the dozens of dead guards the new riot-system will ...

Great Magical Hat wrote:How about this : Max number of stories you can build = the number of monitors you have connected

Someone would use a virtual monitor driver to create a 65536 story-building..

here's a toplist to watch while waiting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLkE7Mr7__I

F5 F5 F5 F5 F5.. repeat until win

They might be sitting right now waiting for youtube to recode their uploaded alpha10-trailer..

Lifes wrote:

addess765 wrote:what 'GMT time' exactly the a10 will be launched?

GMT +0
if that's what your asking

HAHAHA +1!

Maybe.. 1. I would like to see that, but in the way of ordering the upgraded weapons so they get delivered and picked by guards that have a worse one. 2. Yea, why not, high security areas in deployment too that are more controlled spaces than staff only areas. Could require a certain amount of worki...

shovat wrote:edit: also a non-editing way to get more clothes if you have a shortfall (which you will) is to buy more beds than you are using and shove them in storage. Your laundry needs will now be met.

Oh, did not know that, really nice tip!

AgentPaper wrote:Not until a year from now when we have all sorts of super fancy features and people start to feel nostalgic for the "good old days" when scenarios were super hard and you had walk uphill both ways in the snow to do your laundry!

Hah! In a year then, I take that as a promise! =)

AgentPaper wrote:In retrospect, I probably would have been better off using a medium or even small map, rather than large. Too late to really change that now, though.

That's something for Tyhollow Castle: Revived , coming to a forumthread near you.

What about having policy-choices when creating a map, forcing the player (architect) to follow those guidelines. One of those policies could be the type of deathsentence, if any, or a policy of having no death penalty. Other policies could involve foodquality, health, clothing and workhours/environm...

I am also really looking forward to some news on this subject. With or without donkeys. =)

I don't think the architect of the prison really gets to choose how people will be executed.