The bit where he sort of played like the mistype was real wasn't where my objection lay; it was the bit where it was less of a joke about it and more of a whiny "why is there no IVAN on PSP gawd I want it so bad" style post that I objected to, as he's already made one topic about it and was given a means to have it available to him that way (plus, I'm also annoyed because he dashed my dreams of having someone around who might do *something* new with IVAN, even if it was more or less useless to me).

...if you want IVAN on PSP, make it yourself. Or, you know, find a bunch of coders and pay them to make a port. Whinging about it not existing will not make it happen.

Edit: I feel like being helpful so here is a link to the PSP-compatible DOSBox and also one to a place where the DOS port of IVAN can be found just under the Windows port binary. JimmyJ mentioned this in your poll but maybe you forgot or missed it so here is a workaround just for you.

Stuff in code tags don't show up on topic review, which is pretty annoying when you're trying to use information put in them. Mind fixing that?

It must be what that is. I experienced it just now with ninjaspud's double post that was edited by Izzy to be a single post.

If you're volunteering to make one, that is pretty cool and I support your efforts.

I wouldn't get it though because I have very little interest in the PSP.

No amulets of unchanging, sorry. Polycontrol is your best bet.

The only good way to use gunpowder is as part of an explosion, and then you need to have either mines or a wand of fireballs to make it work, as well as a unique/really well armed/armored foe for the boom damage to not be wasted. Otherwise, really not worth the equivalent of putting a giant "blow me to pieces" sign on.

Right, I'm silly and forgot it has to be CVS. I could have sworn this worked in Attnam, though (it didn't explode during the time I was out of the town, but it did when I went back in..).

.50? CVS? LIVAN?

It appears in white for a certain amount of time, and then it changes to blue. This is basically because what you're really doing is juicing yourself up past the point on the clock where the devs said "we gotta pick a spot here for permanent state, this here looks good" and then waiting for the timer to wind down to the sweet spot.