New Role: Lawyer #199
New Role: Lawyer #199
Conversation
| var writer = AmongUsClient.Instance.StartRpcImmediately(PlayerControl.LocalPlayer.NetId, | ||
| (byte)CustomRPC.LawyerToJester, SendOption.Reliable, -1); | ||
| writer.Write(lwyr.Player.PlayerId); | ||
| AmongUsClient.Instance.FinishRpcImmediately(writer); |
There was a problem hiding this comment.
Just copied the Executioner code
|
would lovers be able to see the lawyer chats or vice versa? |
Nope, although if a Lawyer has a Lover their messages are sent to both |
seems a bit counter intuitive ngl, things you want only one party to hear would be heard by another. as a loving lawyer, you don't really want your client to know you have a lover |
It's the only way it can really work since there's only one chat window. However you can always word things to send to both parties. |
|
something I saw discussed in reactor a while ago, you can send a rpc specifically to 1 person / certain ppl |
|
While that may be, there's still no chat UI for sending stuff to a specific person, and modifying the chat window just for this intersection of the role and a modifier lacks sufficient return on investment for me. Maybe the chat window should be reworked entirely for the mod? I remember one mod, maybe Stellar Roles, had some kind of texting interface in lieu of it. That could add broad support for private messages. |
|
might have to make it something similar to chat command? we can just override the SendChat function and plugin in the targetted rpc to send the message to a specific target or yeah we could go the stellar approach |
well like if you send the chat rpc to person x, then person y would never see the message |
Yes. The issue with that is there is no UI in place to specify which person you're sending it to. The network code to exclude other players from seeing it is trivial in comparison. |
|
time for someone to make a /whisper chat command |
|
Updated for v5.0.3 |
…er is also Lovers
|
Updated for v5.0.4 |
I've been playtesting this role for over two months now, so I'm pretty confident I've worked out most of the bugs. The Lawyer is essentially a reverse-Executioner, who instead of being assigned a target to get exiled, is assigned a target to stop from being exiled. If they fail and their target is exiled, they are killed with them. If their target is killed, like the Executioner, they turn into a different role.
The Lawyer can also, optionally, talk to their client, much like with Lovers-- but I've found that this makes them a little too powerful, since they show up much more often than Lovers. So there is a setting to turn it on or off. Getting killed by your client as an impostor Lawyer is just part of the experience!
I'm aware there are other mods out there that implement a Lawyer role but I conceived of and programmed this version without being aware of them or referencing the code for them.