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Pepsi Ranger wrote:Things that should not be done to the games during the bugfix period:

-Adding the next chapter.

Aww

I guess I should get to work, then

I'm just saying you could've chosen a locale that doesn't render the majority of my spells useless is all.

(and yes, I could've chosen different spells, but shut up)

Why are all of these monsters immune to fire?

Psst Fenrir http://www.slimesalad.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=3891

Vire enters range and blasts the creature with his Burning Hands!

Vire moves closer, takes aim, and fires a bolt into the brain.

Let's get a raise of hands. Who thinks he or she can make the deadline (bugfixes included)? *raise* I'll admit to procrastinating, and the extent to which I continue to procrastinate will determine whether I add one new world or two. One's already done, and I have all the graphics for the next -- a...

You might also try Fenrir-Lunaris. He's really busy, but if it's paid work, he can usually find time for it.

Why am I still all the way over there when I was supposed to move last round?

Newbie Newtype wrote:FF1, it costs a lot of money to buy an Antidote spell and it is a high level spell so you don't get many castings of it, making the item variant much more important.

Not to mention that for the price of the spell, you can buy enough PUREs to last you the whole game.

EDIT: Everyone already listed a bunch of commercial game Poisons, so OHR example: Poison was very useful in Darkmoor Dungeon. Darkmoor Dungeon had three poison spells: a single-target, inexpensive one that you could spam, a multi-target one that wasn't usually worth using, and a single-target power...

Vire goes west (young man) and fires off a Scorching Ray to fry Gregor's brains.

Poison is, like, probably the most common status effect in any RPG, and it's also the one that's messed up most often. Generally, poison ranges somewhere between useless and annoying, and only rarely is it threatening after the first couple hours of the game. The original Final Fantasy is a good exa...

Really? Because I thought it was pretty apparent that the elf killed Gregor and inserted her mind into his body.

Don't ask me how that works; it's fantasy.

Gregor! We could not trust him before this brain business, and we will not start trusting him now. And for that matter, there is no reason to trust you, skrikkt . You would be wise to tread carefully in these matters. Our best option is to cut open Gregor's head and examine his brain. Vire examines...