azchar111

Thanks! My sorcerer is back up to speed. splsrckn.2da looked normal to me so I didn't change it.

The explanation is probably the Item Revision I think, it's Bow system may alters the attacks per round for all the bows. From the read me:

# All Bows: Now cause additional damage equal to enchantment level, but provide only an extra half attack per round instead of an extra full attack.
# Long Bows: Replaced +1 THAC0 bonus with +1 damage bonus. Composite Long Bows will normally deal 2 damage more than regular long bows.

I just checked - the Item Revision version I have (v.2) has a different readme than the one online:

Weapon Changes
These changes started as a way to make bastard swords more appealing, and evolved into adjusting a number of weapon types so as to make every class of weapon appealing.

â?¦Long Bows: No longer grant +1 THAC0. Now provide +1 damage.
â?¦Composite Long Bows: Damage bonuses are dependant on minimum strength required to wield.
â?¦Crossbows: Now grant +1 THAC0.


I guess they updated the readme after I downloaded my file.
Oh well, I'll see about changing that part of the install.

Thanks for the help!

Bill

I have a level 1 archer with 3 attacks per round like it is normal. I also have 64 bit vista and I did a "tactical" install. I don't know why you have such a small attack per round since your install was smaller than mine, so issues should have been avoided...

I'll try a tactical install and see if I get the same problem.

Thanks!

Has anyone else had a problem with attacks/round? My third level archer (5 stars) has only 2 attacks/round (longbow). I am fairly sure there were no problems during install. I use 64bit Vista and a 'recommended' install.

I have a second game with a 5th level archer (4 or 5 stars) also with only 2 attacks/round (longbow).

Thanks,
Bill

And can someone please tell me if the installation part of the BWP Kitlist is understandable?? I'm afraid all those bat file lines may scare people I tried to make it n00bish enough imho, but still ... need inputs.

The instructions on adding a pause are easy enough to follow - I will definitely use that method next time. I've never edited the install.bat before.
If I read it correctly, I would merely add a pause after the TDD setup line (for example) and during the pause would run Setup-TDD.exe to make my changes. Is this correct or must I also edit the TDD install.bat line?

Thanks for your work!
Bill