- Adventure characters now record DeathSource ("adventure"|"arena") and
DeathLocation when killed. Threaded through Kill() and transitionDeath.
Daily report uses the recorded death location instead of misattributing
arena deaths to the day's adventure log: when DeathSource != "adventure",
the adventure block shows the alive icon and a separate "Later fell in
{location}." line. Standout-loss flavor uses DeathLocation. Empty
DeathSource (legacy rows) falls back to current behavior.
- calcDamage applies a ±15% per-hit jitter, so successive hits in a phase
no longer produce identical numbers. Previously every hit in a phase was
flat (e.g. 17, 17, 17, 17) and mirror-symmetric between player/enemy,
reading as scripted.
- assessThreat rewritten to use the engine's actual penetration formula:
damage-per-round each direction, then rounds-to-kill ratio. The old
additive HP+Attack*3 model ignored Defense, so even fights could be
rated trivial — players died after consumables were skipped with the
"threat assessed as manageable" message.
- SelectConsumables never skips on trivial when arenaRound > 0. Arena
losses cost real money and equipment, so the cost of a wrong assessment
is too high to gamble on; adventure-side fights still skip trivial
threats to avoid wasting items on chump enemies.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Previously, advOverlevelMultiplier penalized every action where the
player's effective level exceeded the location's MinLevel by 4+, with
no escape valve. That punished players grinding at their max-available
tier (e.g., a level 50 character at the highest mining location they
qualify for, with nothing higher unlocked).
Now: the multiplier short-circuits to 1.0 when no accessible higher-tier
location of the same activity exists for that player. Signature changed
from (effectiveLevel, minLevel) to (effectiveLevel, *AdvLocation) so the
helper can scan the activity's location list. combat_bridge.go updated
to match.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
Replaces the single-roll probability system for dungeon and arena combat with
a multi-phase simulation engine where gear, buffs, pets, and NPCs are meaningful
mechanical inputs. Adds consumable items (auto-crafted from forage/mine/fish drops),
monster abilities for T2+ enemies, and Dragon Quest-style combat narrative with
phased message delivery.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
