Shrine Bag

Makes Shrines of Chance pick from a finite bag of outcomes instead of being able to fail forever.

I made this mod because my luck sucks and the vanilla behavior sucks even more. The default values are what I personally use.

Features

Each shrine gets its own finite bag of outcomes.
Each bag contains 2 'reward' outcomes (configurable) and 6 'failure' outcomes (configurable).
Bags are shuffled independently for each shrine.
Vanilla reward/failure logic remains pretty much untouched. The mod simply forces a reward or failure after a shrine takes an outcome from its bag. Compatibility should be pretty good.
After the bag is exhausted, that shrine remains unavailable even if you don't hit the vanilla purchase limit (2). Likewise, if the configured number of rewards surpasses that of vanilla, the Shrine will remain active until the bag is empty.
A shrine will get preemptively disabled if only failure outcomes remain in its bag.

Configuration

General

Enabled: turn this thing on or off (or maybe).
Total Rewards: The number of 'reward' outcomes to put in each bag.
Max. Failures: The number of 'failure' outcomes to put in each bag. Failures after the final reward are trimmed out.

For context: default behavior is 2 rewards vs. 6 failures, for a total bag size of 8. This means that the worst-case scenario consists of 8 purchases: 6 failures first and then 2 rewards. The best-case scenario would still be 2 rewards up front.

Build

Remember to check the .csproj and replace all applicable paths with the ones that match yours.

Risk of Options

There's a compile flag for Risk of Options integration. My brain is very smooth so I might just hard-depend on the thing if I don't get it working. I'm so sorry for adding one more mod to your 300+ mod profile if that's the case (you already have RoO installed don't lie to me).

To compile with Risk of Options, place RiskOfOptions.dll at <BepInExDir>/plugins/Rune580-Risk_Of_Options/RiskOfOptions/ and build the thing with -p:EnableRiskOfOptions=true.

Compatibility notes

The hook calls the original ShrineChanceBehavior.AddShrineStack method, temporarily forcing its failure threshold. This should preserve the functionality of most hooks that call the original method.

Any mod that replaces AddShrineStack, bypasses the vanilla failure check, or changes failureChance in a weird way may still conflict.

Contact

Discord: papitaconpure (please be nice or I'll cry)

Additional Information

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