Autopelago konfigurieren

A system that can move progression earlier, to try and prevent the player from getting stuck and bored early. A lower setting means more getting stuck. A higher setting means less getting stuck.

World-Standard: 50

Set rules for reachability of your items/locations. **Full:** ensure everything can be reached and acquired. **Minimal:** ensure what is needed to reach your goal can be acquired.

World-Standard: 0

Either fills the rat with determination, or does nothing. Perhaps both. This option was added early on for technical reasons. It does not directly affect the game.

World-Standard: 0

Optionally moves the final victory location earlier to reduce the number of locations in the multiworld. - **Snakes on a Planet (default):** The game goes all the way to "Moon, The". This gives the longest game. - **Secret Cache:** The game stops at the end of Cool World. This gives the middlest-length game. - **Captured Goldfish:** The game stops at the end of The Sewers. This gives the shortest game.

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Enables various buffs that affect how the rat behaves. All are enabled by default. - **Well Fed:** Gets more done - **Lucky:** One free success - **Energized:** Moves faster - **Stylish:** Better RNG - **Confident:** Ignore a trap - **Smart:** Next check is progression

World-Standard: ["Confident", "Energized", "Lucky", "Smart", "Stylish", "Well Fed"]

Enables various traps that affect how the rat behaves. All are enabled by default. - **Upset Tummy:** Gets less done - **Unlucky:** Worse RNG - **Sluggish:** Moves slower - **Distracted:** Skip a "step" - **Startled:** Run towards start - **Conspiratorial:** Next check is trap - **Poison:** Dies

World-Standard: ["Conspiratorial", "Distracted", "Poison", "Sluggish", "Startled", "Unlucky", "Upset Tummy"]

Replaces all references to lactose-containing products with less offensive ones.

World-Standard: 0

When you die, everyone who enabled death link dies. Of course, the reverse is true too.

World-Standard: 0

Has no effect if "Poison" traps are disabled. Otherwise: Sets the delay (in seconds) from a death trigger to when the rat actually "dies". Default: 5 (seconds)

World-Standard: 5

Has no effect if "Poison" traps are disabled. Otherwise: Controls what percentage of trap items added to the pool should be replaced by "poison" items. The percentage is taken from the items that are INTENDED to be traps, so you can disable all other traps and still get the same number of "poison" items as you would otherwise have. Specifically, items with "poison" auras are held back, and then this configured percentage of random trap items are replaced by copies of the items that were held back. Whole numbers only. Default: 2 (percent).

World-Standard: 2

What messages the rat can say when it's about to die. Specify the message itself, or with an optional weight to have that message appear more often (default weight is 1). If you want to disable rat chat, then you're in the wrong place. Do that from the settings menu in the game client itself.

World-Standard: ["I don\u0027t feel so good..."]

What messages the rat can say when a buff or trap is added to the queue of location checks to send before resuming its normal logic. Specify the message itself, or with an optional weight to have that message appear more often (default weight is 1). The text {LOCATION} will be replaced with the name of the actual location. If you want to disable rat chat, then you're in the wrong place. Do that from the settings menu in the game client itself.

World-Standard: ["Oh, hey, what\u0027s that thing over there at {LOCATION}?", "There\u0027s something at {LOCATION}, I\u0027m sure of it!", "Something at {LOCATION} smells good!", "There\u0027s a rumor that something\u0027s going on at {LOCATION}!"]

What messages the rat can say when it first realizes that it can complete its goal. Specify the message itself, or with an optional weight to have that message appear more often (default weight is 1). If you want to disable rat chat, then you're in the wrong place. Do that from the settings menu in the game client itself.

World-Standard: ["That\u0027s it! I have everything I need! The goal is in sight!"]

What messages the rat can say when it first sees that no further location checks are in logic. Specify the message itself, or with an optional weight to have that message appear more often (default weight is 1). If you want to disable rat chat, then you're in the wrong place. Do that from the settings menu in the game client itself.

World-Standard: ["I don\u0027t have anything to do right now. Go team!", "Hey, I\u0027m completely stuck. But I still believe in you!", "I\u0027ve run out of things to do. How are you?", "I\u0027m out of things for now, gonna get a coffee. Anyone want something?"]

What messages the rat can say to occasionally remind the players that it has no further location checks in logic. Specify the message itself, or with an optional weight to have that message appear more often (default weight is 1). If you want to disable rat chat, then you're in the wrong place. Do that from the settings menu in the game client itself.

World-Standard: ["I don\u0027t have anything to do right now. Go team!", "Hey, I\u0027m completely stuck. But I still believe in you!", "I\u0027ve run out of things to do. How are you?", "I\u0027m out of things for now, gonna get a coffee. Anyone want something?"]

What messages the rat can say after one or more location checks become in logic. Specify the message itself, or with an optional weight to have that message appear more often (default weight is 1). If you want to disable rat chat, then you're in the wrong place. Do that from the settings menu in the game client itself.

World-Standard: ["Yippee, that\u0027s just what I needed!", "I\u0027m back! I knew you could do it!", "Sweet, I\u0027m unblocked! Thanks!", "Squeak-squeak, it\u0027s rattin\u0027 time!"]

What messages the rat can say to celebrate victory. Specify the message itself, or with an optional weight to have that message appear more often (default weight is 1). If you want to disable rat chat, then you're in the wrong place. Do that from the settings menu in the game client itself.

World-Standard: ["Yeah, I did it! er... WE did it!"]

Forces these items to be in their native world.

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Forces these items to be outside their native world.

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Start with the specified amount of these items. Example: {Bomb: 1, Arrow: 3}

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Start with these item's locations prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Start with these locations and their item prefilled into the ``!hint`` command.

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Prevent these locations from having an important item.

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Prevent these locations from having an unimportant item.

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Share part of your item pool with other players.

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Generic items plando.

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