jack1974
Nov 30, 2016
Thanks, texts are made by me

Yes also completely random stuff like the one you mentioned. By the way if you have any random events suggestions, feel free to post them in this thread!
BobTheMob
Dec 01, 2016

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I'm going to do first the seasonal events, which have a good chance of happening during a specific season.
In the game you won't be able to see a summary like this until the event itself triggers, OR with the "aviary room" (I need to find a better name lol). Basically I had the idea that you can have a sort of room with crows bringing news at light-speed from all around Aravorn. If you build that room, you'll know a few days before the event triggers, so you can do all your own market speculations 
W/ all due respect, Jack, wouldn't it make more sense to collect wood from Howlgrove and/or the Frontier Woods anyway? Both are far closer, and so it would seemingly take less time to transport stay in better condition for a longer time, not having time to rot or anything like that. (Unless this has to do w/ any kind of magical properties exclusive to Grandtree; if so, my apologies--though I still say collecting from those places as well as Grandtree would have the aforementioned benefits; just an idea. [
And as always, this is NOT meant as any kind of attack.)
Also, is there any chance there could be a flip-side to this? For instance: "Ore surplus excavated in Hammerhands; prices drop for X days."?

jack1974
Dec 01, 2016
Yes I'll still need to change the texts, this was a test to see if all woods items were affected, and worked. For stuff like that makes more sense that the wood reserves are burned or something else. Of course doesn't need to be 100% realistic

In the game there's higher tier woods, so that event can be tied to that. And of course there can be also positive random events like the one you mentioned.
Prices will also slightly fluctuate during the game, to simulate the market, though not as high as in those events (where prices can go up/down even 25%).
Troyen
Dec 02, 2016
Adventurer Raid: "A group of self-serving adventurers have raided all the local dragon lairs, driving the resident dragons deeper into the mountains. Dragon Mucus is now 3x as expensive."
jack1974
Dec 02, 2016
Thanks

I have also various other dragon item, so they can all be more expensive. Just need to add the "dragon" tag to each item

(which will be hidden to players, so the GUI is not overcrowded)
jack1974
Dec 03, 2016


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item prices in vendors now change accordingly to the random events. I knew this was working already, but had to correctly implement the GUI/coding. Also, you can buy and sell the items now.
I think next week will take a break from coding and resume scripting all the scenes. Need to relax a bit

Palmettogamer14
Dec 06, 2016
This reminds me of Mana Khemia. It's a game about learning about alchemy while attending an alchemy school. It's a really great game.
I hope we see more of Amber's Magic Shop!
jack1974
Dec 06, 2016
I haven't played that one, but I have played Atelier Totori (one of the many of that series). Apart the RPG part that is not present in this game, that game was surely an inspiration (though I was also inspired by Guild Wars 2 crafting system).