[General] Disabling bounty for specific units

[Paillan]

As the title suggests I need to disable bounty for specific units. I know that legion TD has a system with buffs that reduce bounty (from 100% to 0% bounty). How could I replicate such system?

 

[Jampion]

I assume, that they are not using the normal bounty system of warcraft, but a triggered one. If you trigger it you can do whatever you want. You can disable/increase/reduce it for specific units.

 

[Lord Siler]

Interesting, I never knew you could disable bounty

 

[Fruit Forest]

As the title suggests I need to disable bounty for specific units. I know that legion TD has a system with buffs that reduce bounty (from 100% to 0% bounty). How could I replicate such system?

Probably Jamption is right. There no actual bounty in the map. Just when unit dies appears floating text with the same font and font color like the bounty while killing neutral units. Random value gives gold to owner of killing unit. Nothing speical there.

 

[Athur12A2]

Temporary solution: You can set all unit's point value according with your desired gold amount. When unit dies, retrieve that point value and increase/decrease player's gold by percent.

Or custom gold bonus system:

1. Set the bonus with an integer array + custom value, this can be done when unit is created.
2. Use point value as above, set gold bonus/ dice/ slice to zero

 

[Fruit Forest]

Temporary solution: You can set all unit's point value according with your desired gold amount. When unit dies, retrieve that point value and increase/decrease player's gold by percent.

Or custom gold bonus system:

1. Set the bonus with an integer array + custom value, this can be done when unit is created.
2. Use point value as above, set gold bonus/ dice/ slice to zero

Since it is TD where units doesn't care about their attack range, so you can set point value as main bounty value and acqustion range as the dice range.

 

[Kaijyuu]

A silly trick I've always used to store trigger-accessible data on a unit type is setting the Art paths to numbers.