Changed random keyrings logic #73
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Why was this closed? This seems like a reasonable change to me. |
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At first I was considering making this a separate keyring setting, but yeah, on second thought, that's probably not necessary. |
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Add more conditionally foolish items
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@AndrewLeving Would you be interested in PRing this upstream at OoTRandomizer/OoT-Randomizer? I can't guarantee that it will be accepted, but I think it makes more sense there since it's not related to anything exclusive to Dev-R. |
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Changed random keyrings to roll 50/50 per dungeon similar to how random MQ dungeons are decided.
This makes it more likely for there to be a mix of keyring and non-keyring dungeons, and less likely for there to be either all or no keyrings.