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I also noticed that the function to determine the number of atrocities a faction needs to exceed in order to have the atrociousity script appear if the receiver of these atrocities does not want revenge against the instigator. The formula that determines this particular number appears as follows: 8 - Difficulty Level (always five if Intense Rivalry is active) * 2 - 1.
Quote from: Dio on October 10, 2015, 11:48:04 PM I also noticed that the function to determine the number of atrocities a faction needs to exceed in order to have the atrociousity script appear if the receiver of these atrocities does not want revenge against the instigator. The formula that determines this particular number appears as follows: 8 - Difficulty Level (always five if Intense Rivalry is active) * 2 - 1.Interesting. What's the address of this code?
This particular section starts at address 0055F09C in Scient's 2010 Patch. I failed to mention it then goes through the pseudo-"Randomizer" before performing a short series of other operations.
Quote from: Yitzi on October 11, 2015, 02:16:21 AMQuote from: Dio on October 10, 2015, 11:48:04 PM I also noticed that the function to determine the number of atrocities a faction needs to exceed in order to have the atrociousity script appear if the receiver of these atrocities does not want revenge against the instigator. The formula that determines this particular number appears as follows: 8 - Difficulty Level (always five if Intense Rivalry is active) * 2 - 1.Interesting. What's the address of this code?Why does the code for the Bureaucracy formula use the value of 6 while subtracting it from the Difficulty level? The concepts file says it should equal (8-Difficulty).