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forks [2025/05/29 04:09] – [Treasure Flags] update Tplayable with some clarification antidaleforks [2025/09/05 01:56] (current) – [Treasure Flags] further mintier clarification antidale
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 ===== Treasure Flags ===== ===== Treasure Flags =====
-''playable'' - Consumables or Equipment in chests (including MIABs) can be equipped by at least one character that you can acquire in the seed. Rydia learning a summon from using the orb items counts as her "equipping" (or consuming) the item.+''playable'' - Equipment in chests (including MIABs) can be equipped by at least one character that you can acquire in the seed. Any consumable items, including Summon orbs, are not restricted by this flag.
  
 ''semipro'' - Uses location-based weighting, with item quality between that provided by pro and wildish. ''semipro'' - Uses location-based weighting, with item quality between that provided by pro and wildish.
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 ''vanillaish'' - Uses location-based weighting, with item quality approximately that of the vanilla game. ''vanillaish'' - Uses location-based weighting, with item quality approximately that of the vanilla game.
  
-''mintier:x'' - Sets the minimum tier for treasures. Works slightly differently than how it is implemented in the main randomizer.+''mintier:x'' - Sets the minimum tier for treasures. On sgrunt's fork, works slightly differently than the main site or galeswift's fork
  
 ==== Sparse Options ==== ==== Sparse Options ====
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 ''Whybez'' will skip the Golbez fight directly to him casting his three available spells. This is a Golbez version of Wyvern's ''whyburn'' flag. ''Whybez'' will skip the Golbez fight directly to him casting his three available spells. This is a Golbez version of Wyvern's ''whyburn'' flag.
  
-''Whichbez'' will replace the spells used by both Golbez and Shadow in the fight. Each of Shadow's and Golbez's spells are replaced individually. Shadow's spell pool can include spells that lock the game if they are reflected back, so an early Wall is **not recommended**. If ''Bunsafe'' is enabled, Golbez has access to more powerful spells, but Shadow learns no new tricks. +''Whichbez'' will replace the spells used by both Golbez and Shadow in the fight (except for Hold Gas and the paralysis heal, of course). Each of Shadow's and Golbez's spells are replaced individually. Shadow's spell pool can include spells that lock the game if they are reflected back, so an early Wall is **not recommended**. If ''Bunsafe'' is enabled, Golbez has access to more powerful spells, but Shadow learns no new tricks. 
  
 ==== Wyvern Updates ==== ==== Wyvern Updates ====
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 ==== FuSoYa Challenge Options ==== ==== FuSoYa Challenge Options ====
-''sequential_r'' - Instead of learning spells randomly, FuSoYa will learn spells in order based on the levels at which Rydia and Rosa learn their spells. He will not learn spells learned outside of level-ups (Fire1, Fire2/Ice2/Lit2, Exit).+''sequential_r'' - Instead of learning spells randomly, FuSoYa will learn spells in order based on the levels at which Rydia and Rosa learn their spells. He will not learn spells learned through events (Fire1, Fire2/Ice2/Lit2, Exit).
  
 ''sequential_p'' - Instead of learning spells randomly, FuSoYa will learn spells in order based on the levels at which Palom and Porom learn their spells. ''sequential_p'' - Instead of learning spells randomly, FuSoYa will learn spells in order based on the levels at which Palom and Porom learn their spells.
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 ''none'' - No harp song is played during the cutscene. ''none'' - No harp song is played during the cutscene.
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 +===== Non-Flag Changes =====
 +On Galeswift's v4.6.1 fork, there are a number of changes that are not flag-dependent. They include:
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 +  * Wyvern's spell power scales for Nukes/counter-MegaNuke now.
 +  * Val/Kainazzo/Waterhag have different scripted stats scaling (level-based now, see new spreadsheet, pinned or at [[https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1McJVdKTv9_cgT-trFezBPRfQP78OqMzgCK-9VOIdxug/edit?usp=sharing | this link]]).
 +  * On ''Evanilla/reduced'', the "only check levels of first three monster slots" bug for determining back/surprise attacks/etc. is fixed.
 +  * On ''Edanger'', average formation levels are calculated more accurately and your average party level doesn't pretend you have 5 characters (artificially lowering it).
 +  * ''Tmintier'' implementation adds the weights of the removed tiers to the lowest remaining tier (vanilla FE removes it entirely, which effectively scales all remaining tiers up).
 +  * ''Tmintier'' implementation applies to quest/MIAB rewards as well (irrelevant unless >=5 or 6).
 +  * The ''Cnoearned/Omode:classicgiant'' generation bug is fixed.
 +  * The "no Edge/Fu on ''Crelaxed/noearned''" bug is fixed.
 +  * On ''Kmiab'' with only one zone selected, 3 boxes are not removed from the pool of key-item-possible miabs, making it more likely to have items in miabs.
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