SLASH'S PROFILE

author=unity
Nice! :DDDDD I likey! ^_^ Also, <3 Anna!

:D thank you, thank you! /bow

author=Red_Nova
These look pretty cool! Do the characters gain more skills as the game progressed? Or is this it and players need to figure out when to use what move? There's great potential here, either way.

Oh yea! These are just a taste. Each character starts with four skills (Two Charge, two Unleash) and learns more as the game goes on. You can equip up to four skills at a time to each character, in any combination of Charge & Unleash.

Hmm, maybe I should write something about that next time! I probably could've mentioned it here. It totally slipped my mind.

Question: Does the collateral damage from Derek's Haymaker directly damage allies? Or does it hit their SP first?

Yup - it hits their SP! So, it's not too dangerous if you're in a good position, but if you've got allies in danger, it's a risky move. A few of Derek's more powerful moves put his allies in danger - he's just a little selfish.

So he Jabs and then Crosses? Sounds kind of infinite looping since they apparently lead into each other.

Yup! That's exactly how it works - it alternates between a low and high damage attack. There are a few skills in the game that work like this!

I'm Mirror Boy trash.

same



I've had a lot of fun doing these little blog-skits. I hope ya'll like 'em! There's gonna be plenty of scenes like this in the game, all sorts of bickering and dorky conversations and flirting~

LOVE IS NO JOKE!!


jk tho they're fantastic

Yeaaaa, same here! I've switched to drinking Coke Zero when I can, but... Dr. Pepper is really good ;__;

But yea, when I started cutting out as much pop (and beer) as possible, that's when I started dropping all my chubby adult weight :P

I still drink way too much coffee, though.

Read this guy's piece earlier and it's really, extremely shitty. Worth noting, this is the guy who wrote DirectX and made a ton of cash working at MS in its early days. Maybe it was possible to get lucky working 120 hours a week back then, but even still - how many people don't get lucky? Nearly everybody else will burn out and switch to any other career that treats them with more respect. Crunch and overwork and low pay is not worth it and it's not what we should be encouraging, and artists have to eat just like anyone else.

Anyway, Rami Ismail of Vlambeer countered this guy better than I could: http://ramiismail.com/2016/04/an-inline-response-to-wage-slaves/

author=riderx40
Only one more to go...
Solitayre:

Slash:

Oh shoot, I'm like a Medusa :D So cool!