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Tjr: arrow lonlevity: stop when multishot impaired, not then stack completely disappears.

2010-07-11T20:46:31Z

arrow lonlevity: stop when multishot impaired, not then stack completely disappears.

2008-05-21T11:20:57Z

why delete when you can redirect?

2008-05-21T06:57:06Z

2008-01-09T22:25:13Z

2008-01-09T22:24:13Z

2008-01-09T21:08:55Z

New page: Does anyone know the formula nethack uses to decide whether an arrow disappears after firing?

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Does anyone know the formula nethack uses to decide whether an arrow disappears after firing?

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	:There's no need to delete them; just turn them into redirects. -- [[User:Killian\|Killian]] 11:20, 21 May 2008 (UTC)		:There's no need to delete them; just turn them into redirects. -- [[User:Killian\|Killian]] 11:20, 21 May 2008 (UTC)
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		+	==Arrow longlevity==
		+	The arrow stack longlevity tables look like they describe how often you can expect to fire until all of the arrows have vanished. I'd think it is much more useful to stop when the "stack" isn't large enough to allow full multishot instead. [[User:Tjr\|Tjr]] 20:46, July 11, 2010 (UTC)

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	I put all the arrow pages together and took out the stub labels. I'm putting in a request to have the old pages removed.		I put all the arrow pages together and took out the stub labels. I'm putting in a request to have the old pages removed.
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		+	:There's no need to delete them; just turn them into redirects. -- [[User:Killian\|Killian]] 11:20, 21 May 2008 (UTC)

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	Does anyone know the formula nethack uses to decide whether an arrow disappears after firing?		Does anyone know the formula nethack uses to decide whether an arrow disappears after firing?
	:: It looks like it's in Dothrow.c starting around line 1312, it's a random chance that is also affected by erosion and BUC status, and possibly the type of ammo. Maybe someone with a little more practice reading the source code can deduce a formula.		:: It looks like it's in Dothrow.c starting around line 1312, it's a random chance that is also affected by erosion and BUC status, and possibly the type of ammo. Maybe someone with a little more practice reading the source code can deduce a formula.
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		+	I put all the arrow pages together and took out the stub labels. I'm putting in a request to have the old pages removed.

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	Does anyone know the formula nethack uses to decide whether an arrow disappears after firing?		Does anyone know the formula nethack uses to decide whether an arrow disappears after firing?
−	:: It looks like it's in Dothrow.c~~#throw_obj~~ starting around line 1312, it's a random chance that is also affected by erosion and BUC status, and possibly the type of ammo. Maybe someone with a little more practice reading the source code can deduce a formula.	+	:: It looks like it's in Dothrow.c starting around line 1312, it's a random chance that is also affected by erosion and BUC status, and possibly the type of ammo. Maybe someone with a little more practice reading the source code can deduce a formula.

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	Does anyone know the formula nethack uses to decide whether an arrow disappears after firing?		Does anyone know the formula nethack uses to decide whether an arrow disappears after firing?
		+	:: It looks like it's in Dothrow.c#throw_obj starting around line 1312, it's a random chance that is also affected by erosion and BUC status, and possibly the type of ammo. Maybe someone with a little more practice reading the source code can deduce a formula.