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Carlsev Zero
I admit I don't frequent the site very much any more, but please let me know when this has a download - I think I may be obligated by honor to review it.
Best of luck with this, and any other projects you may have up.
Best of luck with this, and any other projects you may have up.
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author=Noel_Kreiss
Barrage? I'd call it OVERKILL!
There is no overkill. There is only 'open fire' and 'I need to reload'.
Tester(s) Needed
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Also grammatically incorrect - from what I understand, that should properly read 'Why hast thou' instead of 'Why have thoust'.
Damage Formula - How to make it work?
I'll admit I'm no expert (only just started looking at Ace Lite), but wouldn't it be possible to simply mod the 'else' case statement for to ('regular damage formula' - 1)?
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I'm not so sure of that, Noel_Kreiss - do an eyeball check against the walls. The purple dragon statues are on the same floor as the hero apparently started, and the walls behind them are taller, to the point where the crenelations on the top begin, than the wall at the top of the stairs. I think the stairs actually are going up by a bit. Admittedly, if that's the case the individual steps are about as thick as your average paperback novel, but it does look a bit as though it's rising. The real problem is just that the lava(?) is preventing that from being easily visible.
COMPLETED.
Chance to appear as a cameo character!
If I may place a request for such:
Name: Ender
Preferred Sprite: DWM Bard character
Team: Orochi (Five-headed Dragon), HornBeet(Large bulky insect, could be obtained by breeding two StagBug monsters together), and Unicorn.
If I am permitted to provide their attacks, then as follows:
1) Orochi (WhiteFire, WhiteAir, BiKill) - WhiteFire and WhiteAir were, if I recall, the highest-leveled 'breath' attacks, in fire and ice respectively. BiKill was the skill that doubled the targeted monster's attack power.
2) HornBeet (Windslash, Boltslash, Rainslash) Wind- and Bolt- slashes were single-target elemental attacks; I'm not sure if Rainslash was elemental, but it hit all enemies.
3) Unicorn (HealAll, HealUs, Buff) Should be obvious.
Name: Ender
Preferred Sprite: DWM Bard character
Team: Orochi (Five-headed Dragon), HornBeet(Large bulky insect, could be obtained by breeding two StagBug monsters together), and Unicorn.
If I am permitted to provide their attacks, then as follows:
1) Orochi (WhiteFire, WhiteAir, BiKill) - WhiteFire and WhiteAir were, if I recall, the highest-leveled 'breath' attacks, in fire and ice respectively. BiKill was the skill that doubled the targeted monster's attack power.
2) HornBeet (Windslash, Boltslash, Rainslash) Wind- and Bolt- slashes were single-target elemental attacks; I'm not sure if Rainslash was elemental, but it hit all enemies.
3) Unicorn (HealAll, HealUs, Buff) Should be obvious.
What's in a Name?
author=Caz
But Locke is right, and I don't think people should trawl through name meanings to find something absolutely perfect because it's not realistic or necessarily accurate (for NPCs it'd be fine because I don't think anyone would analyse it too hard if the guy's name was Arnold and he repeated one line about tree stumps over and over). You can't give birth to a kid and THEN name them when they're 20 because they were strong of will or something
Not necessarily - in some cultures, people change their names based on their circumstances, so having a 'perfect match' name might not be as absurd as you seem to be implying.
The first example that comes to mind for me: In the biblical book of Ruth, one of the individuals portrayed is the woman Naomi. She is forced to return home after her husband and sons all die, and upon returning she basically informs everyone that, rather than Naomi, they are to call her Mara. 'Marah' is the Hebrew word meaning 'bitter'; I'm sure you can see the applications here.
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