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Ammo bug v1.2

CastorpCastorp Member Posts: 45
edited November 2013 in BG:EE Bugs (v1.2)
I noticed a small bug with the new patch, not a big deal at all, but annoying nonetheless.

In the inventory, in the ammo slots, it is impossible to replace a stack of ammo by another one if said stack has less ammo than the one it is trying to replace.

For instance, if I try to replace my stack of 80 arrows by a stack of 45, it does not work, and the stack of 80 will remain in place. If I try the opposite, replacing the stack of 45 by the stack of 80, it works.

As far as I know, it affects all types of ammo.

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  • VintrastormVintrastorm Member Posts: 216
    The problem with the exact example you mentioned above (I'm assuming that it's the same type of ammo) is that when you have a stack that is not full in place and have another stack in hand it will try to fill up the stack that isn't full. If the stack in hand was full it will try to fill the one you're clicking on. Thus you do not change their place, you remove 35 from hand and add to inventory.
  • VintrastormVintrastorm Member Posts: 216
    Try with lower stacks and you'll see that it tries to fill one up to 80 and you'll have whats left in your hand.
  • CastorpCastorp Member Posts: 45
    edited November 2013
    Yes, I know, but before the patch, the game did the calculation AND allowed the swapping of small stacks of ammo for big ones when the big ones were complete (80).
    It doesn't anymore, and it is slightly annoying.
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