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DF Community Games & Stories / Re: Hellhall
« on: December 20, 2010, 12:49:29 am »
Requesting a dwarf, I want to be drafted into the miltary by the name of "Reds"
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Yeah, the xbox does not do it justice at all.Just three?Try Morrowind, it's considered one of the best western rpgs without being too old.Also, I have a distressingly low amount of experience with Western style RPGS.
1, Xenogears. 2, Breath of Fire IV. 3... uh, I dunno, Legend of Mana?
I'm not sure if Final Fantasy Tactics counts, but it's definitely my favorite out of the series.
I've tried Morrowind on Xbax, if that counts for anything. I know no mods makes a difference, but man, it was so unfun. You have to make physical contact AND roll alright on a to-hit chance, you moved SO slow across the GIANT landscape, and stamina made it bad for you to go fullspeed. Maybe I had a bad experience because I tried to walk instead of taking the silt strider like the game told me to, and thus got attacked by cliff racers and some huge boar-thing that blindsided me from the back, without warning ("Oh, it can't be that bad. Every game I've ever played always goes "oh, it's dangerous and spooky", when it never is!"). Just, ugh. I tried Oblivion, too, and it was just... boring. I don't see what the big hype is.
I've got PS:T, but I had it when I was a kid, without a good computer to play it on, and I actually never even found Pharod. I've tried Baldur's Gate 1, too - Wizard, first game. Until I found a sweet guide to to take me to hidden quests and phat loot, it would have been an exercise in pain. Beyond that, Fallout, Icewind Dale, Ultima, EverQuest, X-Com... I'd never even heard of those until, like, a couple years ago.
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And cliff racers, and the dangerous natives of the ash wastes are not something you should fight with at all, until you are quite a bit better.
I can't comment on the xbox version - but that's what I liked most about morrowind, and something that's not quite there with Oblivion without mods - a huge open world with areas which are genuinely too difficult to explore without some hefty levelling up. I haven't played ether for a long time now, but as I've just gotten my sweaty hands on a GTX 580 I'll be reinstalling Oblivion as soon as the GOTY edition comes on sale on Steam.
As for top 3?
1: Morrowind
2: Stalker ShoC (it really is more RPG than FPS)
3: Disgaea (weirdest but also the most fun weapon levelling system I've seen in a game. Haven't spent enough time on it to really do it justice though, it needs a lot of playthroughs to get to the levels you need to do the big bosses - Laharl at level 9999? cripes. The grind. THE GRIND.)
I want to give honorauble mentions to deus ex and the system shock series too. They just look a little dated now - still superb though.
I've sadly not played enough of the classics though - Baldur's Gate, Planescape etc.
are you a native english speaker? because your post doesnt make much sense in response to my statement...
...what? it uses its prior findings to support its new hypothesis
What metal is it using?
I can't find the designation.
And the Metal Template refers to ITSELF.

If you had a time machine, and went back to enact a mandatory appreticeship for kids, then I'd have to dust off my time machine, and go back in time to give you a piece of my mind.
I really wouldn't want my carefree childhood to be spoiled by somebody who just doesn't have enough commitment to work on his skills himself, or at least enough humility to recognize that the fault lies in his choices, and not in the education system.

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What metal is it using?
I can't find the designation.
And the Metal Template refers to ITSELF.
Mmm, my Freezing throwing knives are still far from perfect but what the heck...
[INORGANIC:FREEZE]
[USE_MATERIAL_TEMPLATE:SUBSTANCE_TEMPLATE]
[STATE_NAME:ALL:ice]
[STATE_ADJ:ALL:ice]
[SPEC_HEAT:7000]
[MAT_FIXED_TEMP:1000]
[IGNITE_POINT:16000]
that's one of the things I use (some of the other mods have cold templates that can be a better example)...but it's definitely just a "for fun" thing. It just takes a veeerrry loooong time to actually freeze someone completely because it's not continuous effect all the time probably because of the other temperature factors (you're freezing!you're freezing!you're freezing! ooops, it warmed up OH! you're freezing!you're freezing!, etc).
Freezing their lungs or brain is what usually kills them...crushing their skulls is faster but it's just satisfying to look at an Elf as his head slowly freezes from a enchanted knife stuck in his mouth (frostbite slowly spreads from the mouth, then the teeth, then the whole head, what FUN!).
Sorry, firebreathing is for AI's only. Though you could do what some of us did and just add some custom reactions like magic missiles, fire & ice knives, etc.