@Tibor The solution currently implemented leads to retardment of exploration;
ships over and over again explore the already explored islands. This is
something AI cannot afford on larger maps with many and/or far away islands, it
already harbours a tendency to be very late with sea expeditions.
Yep, I liked the beer too - it's a balancing thing tough.
2) A flag sounds good. The reason for the inconsistency is that until now, this
was used to fill working positions, where allowing higher ranking workers is
important.
3) It can be resolved like this:
bool found = false;
for (co
@Tibor: no worries, you don't have to. Your advice will get us there :)
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@Gun
I am not that eager to work on this now :(, but I am willing to support
toptopple :)
re: "You can aid the reformation by adding another call to
"expedition_management()" in the case where both holds true: a) ship sails in
modus "circle island", b) ship hits a spot which has been noted as "
toptopple, if you change the branch owner ("Change branch Details" link on the
top left) wo widelands-dev, you can both work on the branch together :)
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iterating over existing portspaces makes sense, because:
- the ship does not pick first portspace it finds, but picks good one with some
randomness, next time it visit the portspace it can decide to build a port there
- When all existing portspaces are know, the ship can still pick one of them to
It does a job though! :)
>Well, current logic was that if known portspace is found, the ship with
>probability of 50% search for open sea and if found it sails this direction.
>Otherwise it sail (keep on sailing) around the current land.
One of the points is that this procedure is also activate
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