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objectives [2020/01/01 16:32] – b0ardfaceobjectives [2024/10/11 17:52] (current) – [Playing without Objectives] wylem
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 The default win condition for Free Enterprise is to defeat Zeromus, which requires the player to find a path to the moon to reach him, and to locate the Crystal used to unlock his final form. The various ''O'' flags are used to add additional/alternate objectives to the game progression. The default win condition for Free Enterprise is to defeat Zeromus, which requires the player to find a path to the moon to reach him, and to locate the Crystal used to unlock his final form. The various ''O'' flags are used to add additional/alternate objectives to the game progression.
  
-When playing with objectives, an introductory sequence enumerating your objectives will play directly after the Enterprise launches. Objectives can also be viewed in the [[Track menu]].+When playing with objectives, they will be enumerated at the New Game screen. Once the seed has been started, objectives can be viewed in the [[Track menu]].
  
-Free Enterprise technically supports up to 32 concurrent objectives, though it's not possible to reach that number with the current available flags.+Free Enterprise technically supports up to 32 concurrent objectives, though it's not possible to reach that number with the current available flags. For a complete list of Custom Objectives go [[custom_objectives_list | here]]. That list does not include the [[#Objective_Modes | Objective Modes]] listed below.
  
 ===== Completion ===== ===== Completion =====
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 Objectives may be completed in any order. Objectives may be completed in any order.
  
-The reward for completing all objectives is determined by flags, which can be either:+The reward for completing objectives is determined by flags, which can be either:
   * ''Owin:game'', which wins the game outright.   * ''Owin:game'', which wins the game outright.
   * ''Owin:crystal'', which awards the Crystal.   * ''Owin:crystal'', which awards the Crystal.
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 The reward is delivered immediately upon completion of the last outstanding objective. The reward is delivered immediately upon completion of the last outstanding objective.
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 +By default, all objectives must be completed to receive reward. If one of the ''Oreq:<number>'' flags is specified, then the reward is delivered after completing the required number of objectives. Further objectives can still be completed but will do nothing.
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 +For racing purposes, a seed's objectives are listed on the pregame menu, to avoid the need for speed-reading in the introduction.
  
 ==== Completing "get character" objectives ==== ==== Completing "get character" objectives ====
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   * 60% - complete a specific quest   * 60% - complete a specific quest
  
-The randomizer should not select a random objective that is impossible (eg. finding Cecil in a seed without Cecil).+Setting any of ''Orandom:boss'', ''Orandom:quest'', ''Orandom:tough_quest'', and ''Orandom:char'' will limit the selection of random objectives to the objective types specified by those flags. (Eg. specifying ''Orandom:3,boss'' will generate 3 random boss hunt objectives.) The relative probability of each type is still affected by the distributions above. 
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 +("Tough" quests are those that require at least one key item to complete, and involve either a difficult boss location, a time-consuming check, or at least one terminal key item. Note that since the Darkness Crystal and underground access unlock quite a few of these checks, the lunar and Feymarch boss location quests are weighted to balance their frequency rate against the other quests. See the full list [[tough_quests|here]]) 
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 +The randomizer will not select a random objective that is impossible (eg. finding Cecil in a seed without Cecil).
  
 ===== Objective Modes ===== ===== Objective Modes =====
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     * The DkMatters will be placed in chests without monsters.     * The DkMatters will be placed in chests without monsters.
     * While chests are selected at random with equal weighting, the randomizer attempts to spread them out a little using this algorithm:     * While chests are selected at random with equal weighting, the randomizer attempts to spread them out a little using this algorithm:
-      * When selecting a location for the next DkMatter, count how many DkMatters have already been placed in the same "area" (ie. same dungeon/town)+      * When selecting a location for the next DkMatter, count how many DkMatters have already been placed in the same "area" (ie. same dungeon/town)((The list of areas is identical to the list of treasure areas found [[treasure_probability_curves#untrapped_chests|here]].))
       * For each other DkMatter already in the same area, flip a weighted coin (70% heads, 30% tails)       * For each other DkMatter already in the same area, flip a weighted coin (70% heads, 30% tails)
       * If a coin turns up tails, give up and try again with a new chest. (Note that the current chest remains in the possibility pool and can be selected again.)       * If a coin turns up tails, give up and try again with a new chest. (Note that the current chest remains in the possibility pool and can be selected again.)
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   * Setting a "trade the Pink Tail" objective will ensure the Pink Tail appears in the seed. (Normally, flag conditions may sometimes cause the Pink Tail to be omitted.)   * Setting a "trade the Pink Tail" objective will ensure the Pink Tail appears in the seed. (Normally, flag conditions may sometimes cause the Pink Tail to be omitted.)
   * Setting a "get character" objective will ensure at least one instance of that character appears in the world, in situations like ''Cmaybe'' where a character's appearance is not already guaranteed.   * Setting a "get character" objective will ensure at least one instance of that character appears in the world, in situations like ''Cmaybe'' where a character's appearance is not already guaranteed.
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 +===== Playing without objectives =====
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 +If objectives are not enabled (''Onone''), the Crystal will be in the key item pool. With ''Kvanilla'', the Crystal will be given to you by Golbez at the beginning of the Zeromus cutscene.
  
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