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Dungeon Crawl: Stone Soup (D:CS) is an Action RPG, full of variety, options, and achievements. It takes place in the Lands Between—a mix between modern fantasy tropes and the classic era of fantasy writing.

In D:CS, you create a character from scratch and wield a huge variety of weapons, armor, and magic to forge a personal legend. As you explore a vast world filled with secrets and monsters, your sense of accomplishment will grow to epic proportions. As you grind to defeat monsters, you can equip a variety of equipment at once, or strengthen your gear by satisfying special conditions.

Players are not bound by a quest, which allows them to freely engage with the world and follow the adventure of their own will. There are many options for entering dungeons—they can be accessed during the day, with open-ended exploration, or at night in a quest mission. When you return to a familiar location you face a multitude of challenges, while monsters may still be there that were not encountered during your last visit.

Players can use three different types of equipment: weapons, armor, and items. Using the items discovered in the world, players can also create new items. Not only that, but all these items have

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Q:

Where does the “extra” information get lost?

Every explanation of the difference between virtual and runtime classes talks about the extra information being in runtime classes.
What is this information? Is it in the member variables?

A:

When you create a class, you specify a parent class, typically called System.Object. This means that any type you create has the same basic structure. It has a reference to Object, and through it, to the class that is its base. What does Object have in common with all its descendants? Well, ultimately, all its base classes are all Object. There is extra stuff in each of those base classes, of course, but the magic that makes the whole thing work is the fact that all these classes are in fact instances of a common class – they all have the same base class.
Because of the magic involved, when you have class B that inherits from class A, B does not actually have to be an instance of A at runtime. Only the compiler knows this, and at runtime, when you get to the point of actually creating an instance of A, the compiler will do the magic that makes it work.
As a simplified example, this code should be identical:
class B {
public void B() {
// B is at runtime an instance of A, but the compiler knows this
}
}

class A {
public void A() {
// A is at runtime an instance of B, but the compiler knows this
}
}

// Here comes the magic. A is represented by an actual instance of B.
B b = new A();

A:

The information is in the fields.
The class definition that is “made virtual” has the same fields (including the fields for base class Object) as every other class that inherits from it.
But the fields in each subclass are “shadowed”, or hidden for that class. They aren’t created for the subclass, and the constructor can’t be invoked.

A:

Here is a good explanation:

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