Erhard Sanio wrote: > Mark Wedel wrote: > .. > This phenomenon occurred first time to me when I reported it, thus > my assumption that it has to do with some newer cvs. Before, I hadr > to cast improved invis 2-4 times on average spending 45-110 sp for > each spellcasting, then got the message "you are already as invisible > as you can get". And I was invisible from the first spellcasting. > Now, the character is still blinking, but even wyverns do recognize > and attack me. Some of that code was redone. I'd have to look at see what the old code was doing - it is possible that the spell wasn't having any effect, and it just wasn't reporting anything. The blinking was one of the changes - it was considered more proper for the player to blink on all occasions - otherwise it was considered difficult for the player to know where he was on the map. Wyverns have 'see invisible', so its not too surprising invisibility doesn't work on them. >> would basically dump the message 'the %s notices you attempt at stealing'. >> I've changed it so that you now get a better message if there is nothing >> to steal from the opponent. > > > That seems to work, thanks. And stealing from goblins in general seems to > work, too. I did not yet try stealing from stronger monsters like vampires > or dragons, but I hope it will work, too. Note that many tougher monsters have see invisible. Also, improved invisible doesn't protect you from undead - they can still 'see' you - you need invisible to undead. There is no 'improved invisible to undead' however. > > That means that most of Germany is cut off from crossfire.real-time.com > due to the incompetence of telekom abuse management. It means no > metaserver, no online help, no mailing list archives. Personally, > I have a narrow bandwidth dialin to a university network which > enables me to have a short look at least. It is a pain anyway. Well, maybe if enough users/customers of german telekom actually complained to them (eg, I can't reach some sights because the remote sight has blocked access from german telekom due to DDOS attacks and the fact that you don't do anything to correct/prevent/solve the problem), maybe GT management may actually do something. Probably the player base of crossfire isn't big enough that that is an issue.