Few questions (back to ADOM after a little break)

[Booster]

I've come back to ADOM as I tend to do to check out the new changes - absolutely love this game.

Last release I played was ~1.5 years I think and I have a few questions I was hoping to get some help with:
1) UI - I managed to switch back to the classic UI using Ctrl+N M but it seems that the text gets cut off a lot of the time -is this a known bug? I used to get the (more)... prompt if it would go over 2 lines. I also had a very strange bug whereas I was surrounded with a Mist Elf Chaos Knight in a corner and was well above the mobs, but I wasn't able to do any damage to them - I think it was related to the massive text. I don't recall what :m showed me, but there was no way I wouldn't be able to fight my out at that stage. I inevitably ended up quitting as I would have starved to death.

2) Had an annoyingly funny moment I was curious about. In one of the random dungeons I came across a Royal Vault with 30k in it - I was lvl 12 at the time with no artifacts generated so I decided to try and precrown. After succeeding I saw the standard message of you will be rewarded, etc. Then I had my gift materialize at my feet and it said "Balance chuckles". Thinking that weird I look at my feet and found Soaker the long spear. Do they always chuckle or only when giving you lower tier gifts? If only for lower tier, hilarious implementation

[sweetnothing]

Gods chuckle when give gifts of non-pure metal to Mist Elves.

[_Ln_]

Gods chuckle when give gifts of non-pure metal to Mist Elves.

Was that RFE'd? I find it stupid frankly, especially considering the crowning original text.

Concerning #1 question: press Ctrl-k several times till you get the original behavior. Currently "remove (more)" fixes broke the original ASCII system a little bit.

[hapro]

You might have been in the moss(?) room that reduces damage the longer you're in there(?). I forget the specifics of how that room works, but it happened to me once with a beehive.

[blunk]

You maybe want to turn off auto save also, :S (colon capital S) and choose zero.
A .bak file is still saved when you "save and exit".

It will remove the infamous save lag.

Of course a crash will then have bigger impact.