You get 1XP per step per ring, so 2XP per step in your case. It's an awesome feat of beating the odds to have two of those at once, but from a gameplay perspective they're really only useful early on, when you can use them to level up quickly. My play style tends towards stealth so I'd probably wear...

<Programming method assumptions :-)> I'm not sure you'd even need the additional indices list, just an extra short int. I can't imagine that it takes much processing time to step through an entire full inventory, checking an equipped status flag and an item type id for the amulet, and count the numb...

Okay, now I'll ask the non-iOS programmer question: If you're already stepping through the inventory, why not step through to count the number of unequipped inventory slots, get a random number between 1 and that number, then step through again and nick the chosen item? Or, hell, just create one add...

The fact that she nicks the last unequipped thing in your inventory is a bug; it's supposed to be a random unequipped item. So either it was fixed by version 1.6 or is now manifesting itself as her taking the first unequipped thing instead.

Hadn't spotted any of the issues because I haven't updated to iOS 6 yet....

Confirmed on iPhone 3GS.... Apple fixed the CoreGraphics routines issues with iOS5. Even 50% screen size is perfect playable.

I've got good news and bad news - On iOS5.0, RT1.6 runs as well as it did on iOS4.0 before Apple started mucking around with CoreGraphics. No slow-down whatsoever. The bad news - you just spent a lot of money and time to change the graphics core for RT 2.0.

Very nice! Way to think outside the box!

Yes, +8/+10 with a 40% chance of fire damage and 40% chance of lightning damage per shot.

Because "planning" involves tedious inventory manipulation which was never intended to be a part of core Rogue gameplay (or this version, for that matter). Inventory manipulation of this type isn't a skill.