CRAZE'S PROFILE

My name is Craze O'Sullivan.


I like RPGs, Xenosaga, Etrian Odyssey and The Sims 2.

I dislike condiments on my food, except mayo on my burgers.



I'm making a game called Arcane Mist and you should all play it when it comes out! But for now you can play Versus Xerza (link in my signature)

How are you? I can't wait to start posting!

Jak 3's ending sucked. I don't even remember it, just that I loved the game until the dumb final boss. Well, epic final boss. Epic and dumb at the same time!

Good thing the actual game is awesome!

In The Sims 2, one of the plot twists is that Bella Goth ran away from Mortimer... and now she's a bland and annoying Townie in Strangetown. Ugh. Don't get me started on her CLONE in The Sims 2: Seasons!

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I don't know if Philadelphia is finished

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Also, if you download Versus Xerza and move the folders into a new project, you should be able to open it up and go nuts.

I make stuff up.

I like the Etrian Odyssey way of doing things: skill-picking within classes. The Dark Hunter class can spec either whips (stopping enemy skills) or swords (absorbing HP). The Alchemist class can poison enemies, or deal fire/ice/volt damage (usually two elements or an element + poison is best). The fighter-type warrior class can follow up alchemical attacks with combo moves, or it can destroy enemies with an axe and status effects. Medics can spec to be front-line war clerics or back-row heal spammers. Troubadors can buff the party or poop on enemy resistances. nasvlnsavl

Basically, each class has two or three paths to take, but they are (somewhat) clearly defined, usually by element or weapon. Most skills have a prerequisite of points put into a dmg+ pool anyway, so that right there determines your powers.