Would it be possible?

[Csimbi]

Originally Posted by Keneth

I don't really get what you meant with the whole "week of..." thing though.

This was added to HMM3 in WOG.
Weeks change every 7th day - just like in a normal calendar. This should be doable since there are day/night changes in KB.
The "week of x" means that 'x' receives special bonuses during that week, where 'x' is the name of a creature, picked randomly once a week. Creature 'x' receives a fixed amount of attack, defense, special attack, purchase price, growth, etc bonuses for the duration of the entire week.
The only problem I see with this is that there are no functions in KB that would allow querying/updating atom properties in runtime.

[Keneth]

Why would you want to modify static values for a dynamic bonus? That's what spells and items are for. Anyway, the mod is a bit counter-productive, since you'll want to finish as quickly as possible to get a good score, meaning you won't see a lot of bonuses.

[Ryastar]

Unless you make it "day of the (monster)"

[Csimbi]

Originally Posted by Keneth

Anyway, the mod is a bit counter-productive, since you'll want to finish as quickly as possible to get a good score, meaning you won't see a lot of bonuses.

On the contrary, I do not care about score or how long it takes to finish it: I personally prefer finishing all quests instead. That requires a lot of running around - which is fine, but in the meantime, such "week of"/"day of" cycles would bring more colour into the game, making it easier or more challenging (depending whether your units get bonuses or the enemies').

I have to agree with Ryastar that the "week of" might be a little long - time is not ticking very quickly in the game. But the "day of" might be too short?

[Keneth]

Finishing the game quickly and doing all the quests are not mutually exclusive, they both count for the final score. I think a daily feature would be more appropriate, it would even force you to hurry up when you hit a good bonus.

[Csimbi]

That's a good point.