Completely fixed the artifact of the fool and fixed all kind of
artifact:
+Deleted some useless .tpl files and merged into one (Stable)
+The artifact of the fool effect won't be displayed if not active
+Fixed a bug that permitted to have a great and a unique artefacts
active at the same moment
+Big reductions of code in a lot of files
+Created some new methods to support artifacts
+Fixed a bug that prevented the effect of the "Rivals confusion" to work
correctly
+Fixed a bug that prevented "The eagles eyes" artifact to work correctly
for the attacker
+Fixed the artifact of the fool of every kind, now it's calculated with
a new method
+Fixed the cranny capacity when a "Rivals confusion" artifact is active
+Some minor bug fixing , improovements and optimization
+Fixed a bug that selected the capital village instead of the actual
village
+Medals aren't given to
Support/Nature/Natars/TaskMaster/Multihunteranymore
+Fixed a bug in 1.tpl (dorf3.php) that showed tigers instead of traps
while building traps
+Some clean-up in Technology.php
+Part 1 of the starvation refactor, attacking troops will now be killed
+Fixed some errors in Units.php, Technology.php, Battle.php and some
16_incomming.tpl
-Removed an unused function in Database.php
+Fixed a bug that could have destroyed a village after taking an
artefact even if it had more than 0 pop
Added the research loop in the blacksmith and in the armoury, only for
plus users. This was a not coded T3.6 feature.
"Total resources required" (for NPC merchants) are now calculated
correctly in the Armoury.
Some clean-up in Technology.php
Turns out we could conquer a village and then settle a new one without
having enough expansion slots. Thus this is a revert to original state,
where we can't train settlers with chieftain in village or chieftain
with settlers in village, if we don't have enough slots.
Closes#324
It is debatable whether or not to allow this, since chieftan would be of
no use once we have 3 settlers and settle a new village. However, if we
accidentally created a chieftan, we can't train settlers until we send
the chieftan to his death.
I think this move could be a predule to a later game mechanics, where
chieftan could fight (talk, actually) against chieftan, if one is
present in village, so taking a village over isn't so easy.
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