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rulanit | Tue 28-Sep-04 04:34 PM |
Member since 28th Sep 2004
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#5970, "Question about Spin...."
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Heres a cut from a log I have with a lion, and it only seems to be affected by feline forms. just wondering if Its not set up right to spin away claws.
<909/909hp 388/438m 782/797mv> outdoor - civilized - 6 AM imp lion You impale a lion on a four-pronged trident! You hear the loud roar of a lion. Your impalement EVISCERATES a lion! A lion has a few scratches.
<909/909hp 388/438m 782/797mv> outdoor - civilized - 6 AM The Nightwalker has arrived. You yell 'Help! I'm being attacked by the Nightwalker!' Your defensive spin deflects the Nightwalker's claw. The Nightwalker's claw injures you. A lion has a few scratches.
<896/909hp 388/438m 782/797mv> outdoor - civilized - 6 AM Demenius has arrived. Telryn has arrived. A lion has a few scratches.
<896/909hp 388/438m 782/797mv> outdoor - civilized - 6 AM Demenius leaves west. Telryn leaves. A lion has a few scratches.
<896/909hp 388/438m 782/797mv> outdoor - civilized - 6 AM A lion rakes his claws across your body. A lion's raking claws DISMEMBERS you! A lion's raking claws DISMEMBERS you! A lion has a few scratches.
<786/909hp 388/438m 782/797mv> outdoor - civilized - 6 AM You dodge the Nightwalker's claw. You parry the Nightwalker's claw. Your stab devastates a lion! Your stab devastates a lion! You parry a lion's claw. A lion's claw EVISCERATES you! A lion's claw MUTILATES you! Your defensive spin deflects a lion's claw. A lion has a few scratches.
<699/909hp 388/438m 782/797mv> outdoor - civilized - 6 AM wie hammer wie scepter bone
You parry the Nightwalker's claw. You parry the Nightwalker's claw. Your stab decimates a lion! You parry a lion's claw. A lion's claw EVISCERATES you! Your defensive spin deflects a lion's claw. A lion has a few scratches.
My question is, when I can spin rams charges why can I not spin more of the lions claws?
thanks.
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Working as designed. (n/t),
nepenthe,
28-Sep-04 05:35 PM, #1
Honestly from a gamplay sense, why is this?,
Shadowmaster,
28-Sep-04 11:44 PM, #2
Uhh, because they don't want you spending hundreds of h...,
Vladamir,
28-Sep-04 11:51 PM, #3
RE: Honestly from a gamplay sense, why is this?,
Pendragon_Surtr,
29-Sep-04 02:17 AM, #4
Thats just it though.,
Shadowmaster,
29-Sep-04 08:26 PM, #6
Easy explanation:,
vargal,
29-Sep-04 08:53 PM, #7
Same reason a 3 ft gnome can kick dirt in a 15 ft tall ...,
Theerkla,
29-Sep-04 09:05 PM, #8
I agree with Vlad and Pen's responses. :p,
nepenthe,
29-Sep-04 07:16 AM, #5
well....,
rulanit,
06-Oct-04 08:17 PM, #9
RE: well....,
Valguarnera,
06-Oct-04 09:13 PM, #10
RE: well....,
nepenthe,
06-Oct-04 10:12 PM, #11
RE: well....,
rulanit,
10-Oct-04 02:48 PM, #12
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nepenthe | Tue 28-Sep-04 05:35 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#5971, "Working as designed. (n/t)"
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Note that the lion's rake is unblockable. The rest of the attacks you have your chance against.
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Shadowmaster | Tue 28-Sep-04 11:44 PM |
Member since 18th Mar 2003
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#5974, "Honestly from a gamplay sense, why is this?"
In response to Reply #1
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Why do players spend 100's of hours perfecting defenses and not get hit by any normal attacks only to be hit by 'unblockable' ones.
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Vladamir | Tue 28-Sep-04 11:51 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#5975, "Uhh, because they don't want you spending hundreds of h..."
In response to Reply #2
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#5980, "RE: Honestly from a gamplay sense, why is this?"
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>Why do players spend 100's of hours perfecting defenses and >not get hit by any normal attacks only to be hit by >'unblockable' ones.
By the same token, that spear/staff spec can't 'spin' away from a pincer, cranial, bash, trip or any other command input by the user. Consider 'rake' to be on par with 'pincer'.
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Shadowmaster | Wed 29-Sep-04 08:26 PM |
Member since 18th Mar 2003
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#5999, "Thats just it though."
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"By the same token, that spear/staff spec can't 'spin' away from a pincer, cranial, bash, trip or any other command input by the user."
If they are dodging these axes 99/100 times, why does slamming them together make it so much harder to avoid?
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vargal | Wed 29-Sep-04 08:53 PM |
Member since 07th Apr 2004
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#6000, "Easy explanation:"
In response to Reply #6
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Theerkla | Wed 29-Sep-04 09:05 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#6001, "Same reason a 3 ft gnome can kick dirt in a 15 ft tall ..."
In response to Reply #6
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Game balance. Pretty much as simple as that, suspend disbelief.
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nepenthe | Wed 29-Sep-04 07:16 AM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#5983, "I agree with Vlad and Pen's responses. :p"
In response to Reply #2
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rulanit | Wed 06-Oct-04 08:17 PM |
Member since 28th Sep 2004
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#6035, "well...."
In response to Reply #5
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What Im saying is that, if a ram's charge is considered a weapon that warriors know, then why aren't claws considered hand to hand? Just a bit confused on how this is balanced. I would think you either know them or you don't.
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nepenthe | Wed 06-Oct-04 10:12 PM |
Member since 04th Mar 2003
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#6039, "RE: well...."
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>What Im saying is that, if a ram's charge is considered a >weapon that warriors know,
I know I didn't say that that was true.
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rulanit | Sun 10-Oct-04 02:48 PM |
Member since 28th Sep 2004
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#6062, "RE: well...."
In response to Reply #11
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but you didn't say it wasn't either. Im not talking about rake. Im talking about round for round attacks. A ram will get maybe 1 in when I wield a spear, yet the lion avg 2-3 a round. Just a bit discouraging is all. Sorry for the confusion.
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