Toa Neya

Nice. Are we allowed to use these on Off-Hand weapons?

Erm, could you tone Pursuit's boost down a little? I don't need it as I figured out FROM this discussion defense is important, but 16 offense, no matter how you slice it, is a bit too punishing. 12 (i.e. a 1.5x boost) still forces players to put two stat points in defense before trying to take it on, without being so over-the-top that even players who have spent defense points are, well, lazor'd.

Neya Out.

BTW, since the library review asked about the maps, could I suggest some stuff to help make them less bland?

Just some ideas. I definitely enjoyed this game in beta, and I'm just adding my share of extra tips.

Neya Out.

High Templar Neya used Psionic Storm!

It's super effective!

Rabbids fainted!

..What coincidence?

Neya Out.

YO HYPNOTOAD!

ROSES ARE RED,

VIOLETS ARE BLUE,

AND AMMA REALLY HAPPY FOR YOU!

AMMA LET YOU FINISH,

BUT TO FINISH THIS RHYME,

THE ZERG ARE THE BEST MIND CONTROLLERS OF ALL TIME!

Thank god I changed my display name into Protoss so I can now resist you, foolish Hypnotoad! I have the EDIT BUTTON!

Neya Out.

*Rapidly presses the stop time button frantically* ... =P

*copies Blademan*

Neya Out.

YOU'LL NEVAR TAKE US ALIVE.

Neya Out.

Well, testing's almost done. From what I can tell you, I can say this will be a REALLY good game. Pretty sure I got all the glitches, so the game will be released soon!

Oh, and did I mention this game is awesome?

Neya Out.

An interesting strategic tidbit, especially in conjunction with "spammable" fights for in-battle stat boosting.

NOW I see where the balance to Ranger is coming from, though...you lose all ability to take hits but gain infinite damage potential...

BTW, what happens if HP gets boosted in the middle of a fight?

And are there any objective functions of stats besides those? Would 6 defense produce a stronger defense than 5 defense against an offense of 8?

But wait! YOU FORGOT TO UNDERLINE YOUR OWN ARGUMENTS!

THEREFORE YOUR ARGUMENT FOR UNDERLINES IS FLAWED AND KAL'S ARGUMENT IS STILL VALID!

Oh yes.

Meowth, that's right!

That list hadn't been updated in ages.

Just post your profile or a link to it in this section.

Neya Out.

The Rahkshi's finishers basically turn them into a chance fest for anybody who doesn't have 7+ speed. Panrahk seems like it's broken: Instant death attacks seem more like something worthy of a challenge fight than a normal fight. And one that feels out of place when we're not even Tier 2. Especially when the Rahkshi get attacks that deal 2x+crit rate/2.5x/3x damage. They seems a bit overpowered for Tier 1.

BTW, what's the mechanic that leads to 32 damage?

(also, be ready for a 4 member PUG for Zadakh [maybe the Rahkshi as a balance] when the time comes for that. One healer, one fighter, one healer/defender, one of me. So yeah, basically a balanced party.)

Neya Out.

Thank you. (I'll appreciate the info if I decide to try the Rahkshi.)

Neya Out.

okay so they took the battery out and put it back in and my phone is once more operational

 

i still love that pic of Azula

 

...

 

i will make it my phone's desktop when it returns to me

Pity she goes insane.

Neya Out.

Was it the movie?

If so, did it turn out to be any good relative to the "anime" itself?

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Midnight Run.

There. Called it. Give credit, Parugi.

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Utilizes a protosteel guitar as his primary tool

EL KABONG!!!!!!!!11!!!!!

Lol. Still, very interesting.

Neya Out.

BTW, could you list the stats of each opponent within the blog itself? It would make things WAY more convenient than they are now...

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*chants "For the Win" in tune with the various chants of "Rhashahk"*

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O_O Natural... Dual Wielding... On Ranger... =O I think I definitely know which Tier Two class I'm going with now. =P

 

*Continues reading over description* Yep; that's my tier two class. =P

It's REALLY good, but my playstyle tends to be mixed between defense and offense. I'm taking Hunter for that reason. It seems like a relatively self-sustaining class...

Neya Out.

It would be useful for defenders and such. NOT quite so much for Shooters, though. Or Hunters, given their lack of HP emphasis. (I'm getting an HP thing for this reason: To be bulky enough to take on stronger foes.) I'll pass on this for now. Nova also seems a bit unreliable outside of Partner matches.

Partner attacks...hmm...this actually sounds interesting. You just gave me an idea for a higher-level foe.

Neya Out.

Is this a good chart? Focuses are closer to their stats.

Oh, and BTW, I replied. You now see my basic strategy in action.

And why is my weapon an Ice Spear? (My character is Air element.)

Neya Out.

Seeing all the classes, I think Hunter (which seems to fit best with my playstyle, pseudo-defensive [being just defensive enough to take a few hits, but using defensive moves and items like Bullet Time and the Hau to supplement this]) will be my Tier 2. Would the Gunner be better at this, or is my idea of Hunter correct?

Also, so the "base stats" (as in basics of each stat) of each class are as follows:

Tier 1:

Fighter:

HP: 2

Attack: 2

Defense: 1

Speed: 1

Defender:

HP: 2

Attack: 1

Defense: 2

Speed: 1

Healer:

HP: 1

Attack: 1

Defense: 2

Speed: 2

Shooter:

HP: 1

Attack: 2

Defense: 1

Speed: 2

Tier 2:

Warrior:

HP: 4

Attack: 4

Defense: 2

Speed: 2

Protector:

HP: 4

Attack: 2

Defense: 4

Speed: 2

Medic:

HP: 2

Attack: 2

Defense: 4

Speed: 4

Gunner:

HP: 2

Attack: 4

Defense: 2

Speed: 4

Lancer:

HP: 4

Attack: 3

Defense: 3

Speed: 2

Ranger:

HP: 3

Attack: 4

Defense: 2

Speed: 3

Guardian:

HP: 3

Attack: 2

Defense: 4

Speed: 3

Hunter:

HP: 2

Attack: 3

Defense: 3

Speed: 4

Alchemist (my class idea, listed in Tier 0 strategy):

HP: 3

Attack: 3

Defense: 3

Speed: 3

Would this (add base stats of two component classes to get the Tier 2 class's stats) be correct?

Neya Out.

Hmm...can I suggest something? You lack a "jack of all trades" class for tier 2. Could this suggestion rectify that?

Alchemist:

The Alchemist is the quintessence of "jack of all trades, master of none." A combination of Fighter/Healer or Defender/Shooter, the Alchemist has traded away mastery in one or two stats in exchange for proficiency in all of them. He always has a trick for every occasion. The downside of this class is that while you lack weaknesses, you also lack particular strengths. You'll have to use quirks from all 4 Tier classes to battle with: Recovery, status, and damage are all available to the Alchemist, but he isn't as specialized as any of them.

Like it?

Neya Out.