Aranock Online

Gonna leave this here in case it's useful to someone.

I once tried replacing some sounds with other sound effects replacing the wav files, but in-game it sounded like a horrible distorted mess.
Found out you can use audacity (or some similar audio editing software), and export the sound you want as ...

Trying to give the spirit of ankh to Ingrid as ninja has her try to teach me immunity, which I already know, despite her saying she will teach stun.

If the website's who screen is the issue, would setting the alts' "last login" field to a little more than 2 hours do the trick? They would still remain relatively fresh and wouldn't in theory pop up in the website. Of course, there might be some other use case for this login data that I could be ...

I wouldn't mind if labyrinths were made to be more intuitive. Like many other areas in the game, they are presented in an extremely cryptic way; your only general idea is that you have to do something to get keys, to then open a door and fight the boss. Some labs are pretty straightforward, and with ...

When you try to walk to a location (normal click), your character tries to escape any monster that attacks in the middle of the way, regardless of the fightback option. This is not the case when using objects, where your character will stop to attack any enemy that attacks you in the way ...

Would be a nice QoL addition to be able to toggle fightback priority when using (shift+clicking) objects, such as pentagrams. With the toggle on, the character would prioritise using the object without being interrupted by monsters attacking in the way (as long as you can escape them).

Mostly for ...

That could also be an interesting alternative, to write just the client side and render whatever the server is communicating. I'd have to study the socket messaging protocol Daniel used, and get an understanding of what gets communicated when, and last time I checked that bit wasn't the most ...

Always thought this'd make for an interesting side-project, but I never found the motivation to build/plan it.

There's the matter of which technology to use for coding it. I'm doing web-dev in school with nodejs, so right now that's what I'm mostly acquainted with. I have a couple of web game ...

The last crash happened while I was fighting with my character Tellurium. I don't exactly remember the enemies, they were 3, one of them was a gargoyle and I remember an arch-templar, probably a barbarian?
Crash happened moments after I attempted to curse them (might've been another spell, memory is ...

Something in the monster lotto might be causing it, last couple crashes I was around in were during a ML.

Today when I logged in, I had a spellcaster from lab3 as my GC (only noticed when using sewers entrance). Curiously, checking /who it also had the ID 5014.
I don't remember the mechanism that links a GC char to its master char, but the first GC I summoned probably glitched/vanished somehow and I ...

Happened again while penting today. It would seem that the GC suddenly ceases to be for some reason, and I don't think it's getting killed by enemies (there wasn't any 'GC died abandoned, lost luck' message).
After penting for a bit, I typed '/who' to check if the GC was still around, but there was ...

While I was penting, I had summoned a GC and left it to fight some grolms. I'm not exactly sure what happened to it after some time, it probably died, but suddenly I noticed with the "/who" command that the Red Back NPC was flagged as my GC.
Since I had /gctome active, Red Back himself followed me ...

Well I just ended up creating an array for players that holds each quest's objective progress. So far it seems to work correctly!

I have been trying to develop a quest system to replace the old one in the v2 server, however I'm kind of lacking in knowledge and have only come up with a rudimentary system that might not be very efficient.

Right now I've made a separate data structure containing all variables a quest might need ...