There seems to be a bug caused by this addon: When I switch out equipment with a tinker on it, it creates a duplicate of that tinker in my inventory as well. (Which can be melted down again for infinite ingredients.)

Example: I've got a helmet with a tinker on it, and the Swap Tinkers game option enabled. I wear a different helmet in my inventory and the tinker is swapped onto that helmet; but a duplicate of that same tinker is also added to my inventory. Re-wearing the original helmet swaps the tinker again, and creates yet another duplicate tinker in my inventory.

Removing Brawler Tinkers from my game stopped this behavior.

Just wanted to give a heads up, i've thrown a bit more effort at this over here for the new year https://te4.org/games/addons/tome/auto_use_tweaks

Version "Not sure what this is-2017-12-24-11:22"
There's some typos for the "player is <> ##% hp/mp" in superload\mod\class\Player.lua

Line 113: "c == 29" should be "c == 27"
Line 128: "c == 29" should be "c == 30"
Line 133: "c == 30" should be "c == 29"

Congratulations!

I actually do have a sanity check to make sure the prodigy total gets set. I'm guessing something another addon somehow interfered with this. I'm not sure how that would happen since the sanity check is superloaded and an overload should either have no effect or wipe the changes to levelup.

I've copied the sanity check into levelup just in case, but I have no idea if it will actually solve anything.

There is a config option for starting adventurer categories. Are you sure you haven't changed it?

It would make the Stoic notably more fun to play if Concentrate came with a small Regen-on-Rest., like Meditate does for Equilibrium. Since you can Concentrate to refill your focus after a battle as often and as much as you want, why not make it automatic and save the player from some pointless micromanagement?

Maybe add a note that you need to be able to see enemies for all talents that require it, and not only the later ones.

Can you provide a description of how to use them plus what each one does? Is there a difference between acumen, guile, insight, and wit? The ingame descriptions are very vague. Cool concept though, I like the idea of adaptable learning. Thanks.

EDIT: I just figured out how it works, you activate any one of those sustained talents, and upon killing an enemy, you may receive a prompt asking if you want to learn an ability, after which it will be locked to whichever one of those sustains you had active at the time you killed that enemy. So you may have up to four enemy talents learned. You can also replace a talent learned by activating the particular sustain that you wish to have replaced.

NEW QUESTION: if you have, let's say, 1 point in Wit, and you learn an enemy talent for that, and subsequently add more points to Wit, does that improve the spell that was learned by that talent?

Congrats! :)

That I did ;)

Thanks! :-D