chromium_os-raspberry_pi VS exult

You could also try installing FydeOS or ChromiumOS on your RP 400, either of which should allow you to run android apps natively. https://github.com/FydeOS/chromium_os-raspberry_pi/releases

Chromium OS works pretty well on my (overclocked) Raspberry Pi 3b, albeit quite a bit laggy. It should work much better with the Raspberry Pi 4b (with 2Gb+), although I think Ubuntu (or Pop!_OS) would be a better option. See https://github.com/FydeOS/chromium_os-raspberry_pi.

Not official but I run this. Works perfectly

You could try Chromium OS ( https://github.com/FydeOS/chromium_os-raspberry_pi/releases ), it works well on my Pi 4 4G. I usually run Raspberry Pi OS (currently bullseye 32 bit) and can stream YouTube well at 720p. It breaks up and stutters badly at 1080p.

Hi , as you can see and test , there is support for VP9 codec in Chromium OS build for raspberry pi : `Optimised hardware-accelerated VP8/VP9 video stream decoding, you should now have a smoother YouTube video (supports 1080p@30) playback with much lower CPU usage`

Fix: https://github.com/FydeOS/chromium_os-raspberry_pi/issues/111

I suppose you could try downloading and building it locally. There's already an amd64 Linux version and ARM versions for multiple platforms (MacOS, iOS, and Android), so it seems like you should be able to configure it to build Arm executables for Linux (most Arm linux apps work on Raspberian, or you can install Ubuntu on an RP 400. The GitHub page is here: https://github.com/exult/exult

Here is schedule.h from Exult, Exult is a project to recreate Ultima VII for modern operating systems, using the game's original plot, data, and graphics files.

I decided to peek into the source code of Exult and figure out how combat works. Here's the result of quite a few hours of code reading, note writing, source code manipulation and running some simulations. I hope this brings you a bit of satisfaction, and I'm certain you'll read some parts and think "Oh, so that's why this happens!"

From line 1714 in the Exult Readme, Exult.cfg section 10.5:

Also, I wanted to say I didn't think there were levels beyond 9, funny. However, this question inspired me to look up some stuff. I also didn't find a table of XP values. I booted up Exult, and saw it has an editor feature (Exult Studio), which I wasn't able to get running in tandem with Exult, unfortunately. However, I did notice that, when creating an NPC, there's no value for XP given. I went to the source code of exult, not hoping to find anything clear, and there's this function here: