Walby and Fish

[Enraged Slith]

I notice that in Exile 2 when I say 'fish' to Walby, the owner of the random item shop, he opens a second menu of items. 'Buy' and 'fish' open up two different menus for items...

 

Also, what is the point of telling him the cache password?

[ben4808]

How did you come up with "fish"?

 

[Enraged Slith]

Whilst trying to remember what to press to get Walby to change his items, I went into the talk help menu, which happened to use 'fish' and 'demon' as examples. I typed in fish for fun, and it came up as a buying menu.

 

What do you press to make Walby change his stock?

[Toenail Returns]

You usually buy all of his stuff, and then rest a few days. Then come back and he'll usually have a new stock.

[Lilith]

I think he means the debug shortcut. Which, if I recall correctly, is W (shift-w). But that's cheating.

[Toenail Returns]

Ohhhh.... I didn't know that worked in E2. I thought it only worked in E3 and Blades of Exile.

[Lilith]

Good point. I'm not sure it does work for E2 either, come to think of it. But it never hurts to try.

[Arch-Mage Solberg]

You told him the cache password so he could at some time go there and grab stuff to sell.

[Toenail Returns]

I've noticed that when I told him "Skulls" he dosen't do anything. Is he supposed to?

[Princess Ruth]

Not that I know of. I just use it to open up the supply caches.

And Shift,full-stop does something as well. Possibly random items in E1/2

[Loserclassof06]

A bit late but its Shift+b.

[Controversial]

Quote:

Originally written by Princess Ruth:
And Shift,full-stop does something as well. Possibly random items in E1/2

Sorry, I'm dumb. What's this mean, I can't figure it out.

[Lilith]

Press > (shift-. -- shift-fullstop, or shift-period) to reset towns. Hostile towns become friendly and dead people come back to life. It's a good debugging feature for testing BoE scenarios too.