Version: 1.3.0, by Jaxel
Developer Last Online: Sep 2013
Category: Major Additions -
Version: 3.8.x
Rating:
Released: 04-21-2009
Last Update: 04-28-2009
Installs: 211
DB Changes Uses Plugins
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This Conquest System is very similar to the vBarmy system, except it has a few specific fundamental changes. Instead of every player working alone to fight other players, players work together as a single nation to fight other players who are members of different nations. Everything else in the system is pretty much self-explanitory.
My mind is a little strained on programming right now... so I'm taking a short break from programming for now. In the meantime, I'll be starting a Soulcalibur podcast on thursday.
No sweat. However, is it okay you can tell us when to expect the next maintenance release and will that bug I reported via PM be fixed in that next release?
No worries, there is a few of us here helping other members as we can.
Take a break, you are doing amazing work, and we all appreciate it very much!
Hope to see you in working shape again soon, and look forward to seeing what you do to this mod!
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Happen if that user have 2 turn every 15 minutes .. No limit soldiers sud be the problem. can u limit ?
I have it set to 30 minute cycles, 2 turns per cycle. I turned off the computer yesterday with 1 turn unused. I signed on 8-10 hours later and I only have 9. (The cap is at 50)
Something's not adding up here. I had another user report the same thing.
I have it set to 30 minute cycles, 2 turns per cycle. I turned off the computer yesterday with 1 turn unused. I signed on 8-10 hours later and I only have 9. (The cap is at 50)
Something's not adding up here. I had another user report the same thing.
My guess is it's a database problem. Try going to the settings page and click save again. Otherwise reset the whole game, see if that fixes it.
Well I started doing a little log this morning and the times aren't very consistent
But it's been over 3 hours and I only have 10 turns, when it's supposed to be 12. I'm getting 2 turns each time the cycle hits, so that's correct. It's obviously not the hour default, since I'm getting 10, not 3. Is there anyway to check when the cycles are supposed to hit?
Well I started doing a little log this morning and the times aren't very consistent
But it's been over 3 hours and I only have 10 turns, when it's supposed to be 12. I'm getting 2 turns each time the cycle hits, so that's correct. It's obviously not the hour default, since I'm getting 10, not 3. Is there anyway to check when the cycles are supposed to hit?
It's based on a cron job. If your a user does not hit a page that includes the cron your cycle will not run at exactly top of the hour. You can resolve this if you have the ability to run server side crons.