I am trying to set up an all bosses route. I have a few question I need answered before I go too far with it though.
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The rules say to defeat Reanimated Skelton/Ancient Fuelweaver. Does it matter which version you defeat?
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If the cave and forest versions count, does summoning it just before daylight count as defeating it for an all boss run? It says he dies during the day, but you're not exactly fighting it. Since summoning it this way would be the most efficient way to defeat it, I need to know if it counts or not.
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If you have two bosses fight each other (or a bunch of mobs fight a boss for you) will this count as defeating a boss? Im thinking of using bearger to defeat treeguard for me before finishing bearger off, but again, I need to know if this counts as defeating them or not.
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When setting up a world, if you change the starting season and nothing else, can this still be considered a default world? Id like to make the route start in summer, because the seasonal giants cannot spawn in the first 30 days, and summer is the only season that doesnt have a giant spawn. Starting in summer would effectively make the run require one less season (start in summer, which allows bearger to spawn in the first autumn, which means you can end the run in spring after defeating moose/goose. If you start in Autumn, bearger will not spawn until the following autumn, causing the run to be one or two seasons longer than it needs to be). So to reitterate, I'd like to know if changing the starting season to summer and NOTHING ELSE will allow the run to still be considered a default world or not.
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Is it okay to have players cycle in and out mid game? I am unsure if disconnecting while a ghost leaves the ghost in game or not (lowering the sanity of other players). I am fairly certain that it's possible to join a game mid session, which might be useful if one persons character dies or gets worn down too much, another player can join in and take his spot. I don't really see this being an issue, but I'd like to make sure just in case.
I think that about does it, but if I think of anything else, I'll pop back and ask.
Due to request from the community, the rules regarding pausing have been updated to be more strict while also being more explicit about what is or isn't allowed. These changes are now in effect and can be viewed in the game rules. These changes include explicitly defining for what purposes pausing/q
