Quiver - Revision history

ChasonBot at 21:38, 20 December 2015

2015-12-20T21:38:20Z

188.238.64.69: /* Turning off the warning */ w

2013-03-28T21:59:36Z

‎Turning off the warning: w

Tjr: Text replace - " \[\[([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z]\.c)#[Ll]ine([0-9][0-9])\]\] <\/ref>" to "{{refsrc|$1|$2}}"

2012-09-10T15:43:23Z

Text replace - "<ref> *\[\[([a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z]*\.c)#[Ll]ine([0-9][0-9]*)\]\] *<\/ref>" to "{{refsrc|$1|$2}}"

Tahc: {{Keyboard Commands}}

2012-09-07T01:56:52Z

220.255.1.161 at 16:02, 3 April 2012

2012-04-03T16:02:25Z

Muad at 00:48, 2 November 2009

2009-11-02T00:48:41Z

95.220.161.109 at 00:42, 2 November 2009

2009-11-02T00:42:43Z

Paxed: Adding categories

2009-08-30T19:27:55Z

Adding categories

ZeroOne: kbd

2009-03-29T21:53:47Z

kbd

Kalon: Added warning about firing food at pets

2008-04-06T23:38:35Z

Added warning about firing food at pets

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 == Turning off the warning ==
-The warning "Note: Please use #quit if you wish to exit the game", displayed when using the 'Q' command, can be disabled by setting the suppress_alert option to '3.4.3', or any version number equal to or above 3.3.0.{{refsrc|wield.c|343}}
+The warning "Note: Please use #quit if you wish to exit the game", displayed when using the 'Q' command, can be disabled by setting the [[suppress_alert]] option to '3.4.3', or any version number equal to or above 3.3.0.{{refsrc|wield.c|343}}
 ==References==

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	== Turning off the warning ==		== Turning off the warning ==
−	The warning "Note: Please use #quit if you wish to exit the game", displayed when using the 'Q' command, can be disabled by setting the suppress_alert option to '3.4.3', or any version number equal to or above 3.3.0.~~<ref>[[~~wield.c~~#line343]]</ref>~~	+	The warning "Note: Please use #quit if you wish to exit the game", displayed when using the 'Q' command, can be disabled by setting the suppress_alert option to '3.4.3', or any version number equal to or above 3.3.0.{{refsrc\|wield.c\|343}}

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	Your '''quiver''' is a location in your [[knapsack]] where you store your [[projectile]]s. To set your quiver items, just press {{kbd\|shift\|q}}, then specify the letter of your desired thrown or launched [[weapon]] or item. Quivering an item (or suitable stack of items) is considered a free action - it will not use up any of your movement turns. This allows you to switch quivered items without penalty to make the most of any bonuses that the quivered item may have, such as switching to blessed arrows to fight demons for the bonus damage.		Your '''quiver''' is a location in your [[knapsack]] where you store your [[projectile]]s. To set your quiver items, just press {{kbd\|shift\|q}}, then specify the letter of your desired thrown or launched [[weapon]] or item. Quivering an item (or suitable stack of items) is considered a free action - it will not use up any of your movement turns. This allows you to switch quivered items without penalty to make the most of any bonuses that the quivered item may have, such as switching to blessed arrows to fight demons for the bonus damage.

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-Your '''Quiver''' is a location in your [[knapsack]] where you store your [[projectile|projectiles]]. To set your quiver items just press {{kbd|shift|q}}, then specify the letter of your desired thrown or launched [[weapon]] or item. Quivering an item (or suitable stack of items) is considered a free action - it will not use up any of your movement turn. This allows you to switch quivered items without penalty, to make the most of any bonuses that the quivered item may have, for example, switching to blessed arrows to fight demons for the bonus damage.
+Your '''quiver''' is a location in your [[knapsack]] where you store your [[projectile]]s. To set your quiver items, just press {{kbd|shift|q}}, then specify the letter of your desired thrown or launched [[weapon]] or item. Quivering an item (or suitable stack of items) is considered a free action - it will not use up any of your movement turns. This allows you to switch quivered items without penalty  to make the most of any bonuses that the quivered item may have, such as switching to blessed arrows to fight demons for the bonus damage.
 Any object in your quiver can be [[firing|fired]] with the {{kbd|f}} command, followed by a direction. This is in contrast to the {{kbd|t}} [[throw]] command, where an item letter must be specified.
-Quiver is traditionally associated with archery, and the command certainly simplifies the firing of [[projectile]]s. However any item can be quivered- good alternatives could include [[tripe ration]]s for feeding or taming [[pet]]s, [[potions]], [[cockatrice]] [[egg]]s or any [[rock]]s or [[glass]] in your [[inventory]].
+Quiver is traditionally associated with archery, and the command certainly simplifies the firing of [[projectile]]s. However any item can be quivered -  useful alternatives could include [[tripe ration]]s for feeding or taming [[pet]]s, [[potions]], [[cockatrice]] [[egg]]s or any [[rock]]s or [[glass]] in your [[inventory]].
-Be wary of firing food to a pet that is eating, as your pet is so intent on devouring the food that the item thrown may hit them, angering them and possibly turning them from tame to peaceful, possibly even to hostile.
+Be wary of firing food to a pet that is eating, as your pet is so intent on devouring the food that the item thrown may hit it, reducing its tameness and possibly turning it from tame to peaceful or even to hostile.

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 Be wary of firing food to a pet that is eating, as your pet is so intent on devouring the food that the item thrown may hit them, angering them and possibly turning them from tame to peaceful, possibly even to hostile.
 == Turning off the warning ==
-[03:30] &lt;Muad&gt; which option prevents the game from always telling me "Note: Please use #quit if you wish to exit the game."
+The warning "Note: Please use #quit if you wish to exit the game", displayed when using the 'Q' command, can be disabled by setting the suppress_alert option to '3.4.3', or any version number equal to or above 3.3.0.<ref>[[wield.c#line343]]</ref>
-[03:37] &lt;_AtH&gt; It should be in http://nethack.wikia.com/wiki/Quiver<br />[03:37] &lt;_AtH&gt; (but its not)<br />[03:37] &lt;Muad&gt; yeah, that was the first place i checked
+==References==
 [[Category:Weapons]]
 [[Category:Commands]]

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	Quiver is traditionally associated with archery, and the command certainly simplifies the firing of [[projectile]]s. However any item can be quivered- good alternatives could include [[tripe ration]]s for feeding or taming [[pet]]s, [[potions]], [[cockatrice]] [[egg]]s or any [[rock]]s or [[glass]] in your [[inventory]].		Quiver is traditionally associated with archery, and the command certainly simplifies the firing of [[projectile]]s. However any item can be quivered- good alternatives could include [[tripe ration]]s for feeding or taming [[pet]]s, [[potions]], [[cockatrice]] [[egg]]s or any [[rock]]s or [[glass]] in your [[inventory]].
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		+	Be wary of firing food to a pet that is eating, as your pet is so intent on devouring the food that the item thrown may hit them, angering them and possibly turning them from tame to peaceful, possibly even to hostile.

	[[Category:Weapons]]		[[Category:Weapons]]