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From: | Richard Kettering |
Subject: | Re: [Wesnoth-dev] poison resistance |
Date: | Sun, 15 May 2005 23:02:23 -0500 |
A full-fledged resistance system such as has been described would be too complex.
-however-A simple "immune to poison" flag is very desirable. The "non-living" flag should NOT be used as a hack to emulate this effect - it already has other effects attached to it, and scenario designers may use it for further things - for example, a magical trap could be scripted such that any "living" creature that stepped on it would trigger it, and the scenario could be structured around non-living units being able to pass this undetected.
There are probably a number of other uses for the non-living flag, and it should not be understood as a simple alias of "poison immunity," which is not currently a discrete effect that can be applied by itself. Right now, one of the other effects that non-living has is that non-living units cannot be healed by healing units. A white mage can heal a friendly necromancer, but he cannot heal a ghost.
Thus, if Darth fool could code in a discrete "immune to poison" flag, that would be both welcome, and very useful.
- Richard
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