Yep tango is the best

This reminds me of the soul flames...some may be on some may not...I like this...like little gambling machines 😂

@@guineverereveile4029 yes! Except that exactly one of them is always on, so it's guaranteed.

Love this idea. Might even go well with a card that increases your chance to find a key, meaning locations are more likely to be open.

Not sure this would work, cause then that means you are guaranteed to always get a key each run, and so the concept of keys become useless cause you automatically replenish the key you spent to enter the dungeon.

@@thedeltastrat You have to get a key to move forward in the dungeon...the problem was how do you guarantee they get a key...but make them search for it... What reason would you have to not let them have a key?

Great concept. I like the idea of the game's attribute behavior being dynamic during runtime. Maybe tango will consider it.

There could be some interesting potential with this stuff. Maybe not in Decked Out 2, because he wants to get this playable soon, not however many months away 1.20 might come out. But perhaps in some future season if he wants to make a Decked Out 3. Some wires in the game might just need to remain as standard redstone no matter what. Like the wire that holds the status of the game as being active needs to hold steady in an on/off state, it can't be something that relies on a soundstone signal propagating around. (Even buffering a signal in a circle like in Mumbo's second video on this, it might be rough using that as an "on" signal. And then even if you figured something out for that (tap into multiple nodes and OR gate the signals to detect if at least one of the sampled nodes is currently carrying the signal?) you wouldn't be able to pass any other signals besides that "on" signal over that same loop anyway.) But soundstone could be useful for any sort of "event" signal. Take the ideas Mumbo presented in his 7 button experiment. Build a wool pipe around the chain of resonance nodes to isolate them from any possible outside interference. Say that the first pipe like this is the clank pipeline. A "1" signal might mean that clank was generated somewhere in floor one, a "2" signal might mean that clank was generated somewhere in the transition between floors one and two, a "3" signal might mean that clank was generated somewhere in floor two, and so on up to a "7" signal for floor four. Another pipeline could carry "treasure" signals where a "1" requests for something to be dispensed somewhere on floor one, a "2" requests it for the transition area between one and two, and so on. It's making the bus line wiring quite a bit bigger and bulkier than what he's currently been making (I'd imagine that a pipe would need to contain a 1x2 interior space, right? so at minimum the pipe would be 3x4), but the payoff would be in these wires carrying so much more information about where exactly things are happening or where exactly things need to happen (and needing a lot fewer wires overall than what would be needed to get that level of detail into separate wires of regular redstone, because those two pipelines I described for that example would be a total of 14 separate redstone wires). Of course the catch here will be very slow response times from when a signal is encoded into its bus and when it gets decoded at the destination for that signal. Unless they can drastically improve this aspect of it before 1.20 becomes an official release, soundstone is shaping up to be slooooooow.

interesting idea! If the redstone turns out simple I'll do that

@@TangoTek2 oh wow I’ve had lots of ideas or comments watching the VODs here but never commented! Maybe I will on the slim chance you can see and possibly help with some ideas!

Cheating spoils all the fun. Regardless what others know, the PLAYER knows they cheated. Like, couldn’t win the game without cheating…how does that make anyone feel anything but bad? Cheating just doesn’t make good sense.

Nevermind, you make a good point

He just doesn’t want any individual site identifiability to the compasses. It’s to ensure the compass must be used to find the correct spot. No looking at the identifier, walking straight to it.

@@StarNanny I can‘t remember if the other spots still accept compasses even if it doesn‘t point to it. If they do you potentially could throw any compass in a know spot (on the same level) since they are all named the same. But I guess that‘s where house rules apply.

This is fantastic!

Edit: you mentioned removing delve (which I'd forgotten, but remember now), but I feel like it could still tie in. The fact that the difficulty sector is so closely tied to the compasses and the levels makes that a little harder

I think that's called a "legendary ethereal quest card".

I think there will be a. Button on the back side of doors to get back out.

@@Oldmanshatco yes I know, but how do you get back IN to level 2 after leaving?

@@Cykotiq Yes, you are correct. It would severely limit the movement for quests. Perhaps he could make it so when the button is pressed, the key that was used to open the door would pop back up like the artifacts do. At the end of the run , if successful ,they could be put into a chest like the unspent coins .