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Address the second part of the GitHub issue:
"Finally, when a wand of striking (or a shift+F melee attack for that
matter, but the latter gives no tactical advantage compared to just
bumping them) misses a disguised mimic, it is revealed. I don't know
what to make of it"
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nhmall
2025-09-04 22:38:49 -04:00
parent fe357a6f04
commit 88eb33f198
1 changed files with 6 additions and 3 deletions
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@@ -190,14 +190,16 @@ bhitm(struct monst *mtmp, struct obj *otmp)
/*FALLTHRU*/
case SPE_FORCE_BOLT:
reveal_invis = TRUE;
if (disguised_mimic)
seemimic(mtmp);
learn_it = cansee(gb.bhitpos.x, gb.bhitpos.y);
if (resists_magm(mtmp)) { /* match effect on player */
if (mimic_disguised_as_non_mon(mtmp))
seemimic(mtmp);
shieldeff(mtmp->mx, mtmp->my);
pline("Boing!");
/* 3.7: used to 'break' to avoid setting learn_it here */
} else if (u.uswallow || rnd(20) < 10 + find_mac(mtmp)) {
if (disguised_mimic)
seemimic(mtmp);
dmg = d(2, 12);
if (dbldam)
dmg *= 2;
@@ -206,7 +208,8 @@ bhitm(struct monst *mtmp, struct obj *otmp)
hit(zap_type_text, mtmp, exclam(dmg));
(void) resist(mtmp, otmp->oclass, dmg, TELL);
} else {
miss(zap_type_text, mtmp);
if (!disguised_mimic)
miss(zap_type_text, mtmp);
learn_it = FALSE;
}
break;