10-28-2007, 12:50 AM | #51 |
There is no Toph, only Melon Lord!
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Sorry for the not updating. Been really busy lately. It shouldn't be hard to get one up soon...
Though I have been waltzing around Forestria here and there in my spare time. =P
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10-28-2007, 02:11 AM | #52 |
Sent to the cornfield
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Watch out for forestfolk. They have tiny hands
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10-28-2007, 07:01 PM | #53 |
There is no Toph, only Melon Lord!
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Goddamnit.
The screen capture feature on my Emulator is deciding to be a whore and take the pictures horribly. I'm practically done exploring Forestria (And I've already quicksaved a couple time throughout) with no pictures of it! Saddening it is. Edit -- well I got the screenshot thing working again, but I'm mostly done with the continent. The next update will be short and I'll fill you guys in on what I've gotten thusfar. Without further adieu-- Here we are, in our boat, at the most northern area of Forestria, and we've come across a dragon. Dragons are easily the most powerful unit in the game. They can fly, they have the most HP, most damage and are immune to magic (including our own, sadly). Seeing them on the second continent if very, very scary, because there's absolutely no way I can handle them without scouring the entire first and second continent, hoping to find some elves (super archers) and raise my leadership up massively enough to kill them from a distance. Here's how much I've explored of the map, and you'll be able to see the benefits soon. And this is the entire map (psst, I found the completed map!) I just found it in a little hollow in the north, so now I can double check any treasures on the river and outer lying continent. Not many, but there's a couple I'm confident I can get right now. You'll see why. This isn't one of the better things about this continent, but hey, it's still better than that 2 leadership crap that Continentia gave us. So I decide to go up the river to check one of the little spots I missed and -- It's being guarded! You can't see it, but there are 2 chests back there. Much worth trying to take on this wandering monster (and show off our new army!) Say hello to a new enemy! These are nomads, who are essentially beefed up pikemen. Too bad there's only 9 of them. Also, say hello to our new friends, the Ogres! When I first found them, I could only get three, but we'll change that soon. Ogres are super mega tanks. They can only move 1 space, and they don't do too much damage, but they can take a beating and keep coming. And finally, we more than tripled our Pikemen and Archers, which is totally awesome. :stressed: I don't know why, but for some reason, archers will do horribly low damage sometimes. It just happens! Oh well, maybe they'll redeem themselves later. "If they don't, I'll burn them and get better ones!" Hahaha! That's more like it! "Fiery death threats always get the job done!" There are no words to express how awesome these pikemen are. The reason none of them died will be apparent soon, though. Massacring peasants is a good pass time for bored archers. Well, so far we haven't even captured an abandoned castle, but we're still destroying second continent wandering enemies without a single loss. Though, we haven't even considered fighting those awful, awful dragons yet. Let's get to that treasure! Bleh, sorry you guys don't get to see the awesome treasures. This may seem pretty cool, but compared to the other treasures I've found? It's tiny. Sailing down southeast a bit, we come to a dwelling OR a cave to another part of the map, let's investigate it, shall we? That's right! here's our awesome ogre dwelling. We fill up on more ogres and continue on our way to fill up on our other warriors. To the beginning! Game = broke Our arrows shall block out the sun! /obligatory Now, while 167 Militia *does* seem pretty freakin' sweet, it's more or less a waste of money to get so many, so I think about 50 more should do us well. Well, due to horrible sequence breaking, before even starting the game, here's our army: I figure the first continent shall be ludicrously easy now. Also, note the Militia's morale. That's because Militia are whiny bitches who don't get along with half the units in the game, including Ogres. Here's our sorceress. We started this game off with 60 leadership, and now we're starting this game off with 362 leadership. Her spell capacity grew thanks to a chest on Forestria, but other than that, she's pretty normal. Oh, did I mention we found a chest with 2 fireballs? "I wasn't kidding about the fiery death!" Also, see that shield? It's an artifact we found (Right next to the ogre dwelling, no less). It lowers the damage all of our units take from enemies. Another piece of gamebreakery this early on. A quick recap on our progress in Continentia thusfar -- -- we suck at this game! We've already spent nearly 100 of our days and we're not even off of the first island of the continent. D: Our progress on the map so far indicates the sceptre is somewhere where there is grass! We're so close I can feel it! So, here are our options: 1: Explore continentia 2: Defeat our first villain 3: You're stupid, you should (Insert what you wish I do here) Have at you!
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10-28-2007, 07:15 PM | #54 |
helloooo!
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2. That fucker will never see it coming.
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10-28-2007, 07:15 PM | #55 |
I'm somebody else these days.
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Normally I'd be up for the exploration.
But NOT TODAY! I want to see some sun-blottage with those archers of yours versus a formidable foe! If things don't go according to plan with the villain, I suggest offering the whiny militia as sacrifice. Bitches are asking for it anyway.
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10-28-2007, 08:45 PM | #56 |
I will crush your economy.
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#2. Demonstrate how much you can break the game by massacring a villain.
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10-28-2007, 08:51 PM | #57 |
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Villains are silly; they always play for the losing side.
Make this one pay. Well either that or work on game breaking things more.
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10-28-2007, 09:06 PM | #58 |
There is no Toph, only Melon Lord!
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I could technically just keep searching around the continents, doing my best to ignore all enemies, and have dragons before I get to the first villain, but that's just boring. >:
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10-29-2007, 06:18 AM | #59 |
Sent to the cornfield
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I'm happy if someone dies. Horribly.
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10-29-2007, 07:25 AM | #60 |
Zettai Hero
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I'm happy for MORE FIRE. I mean, the sorceress has been promising fire, and after all this time, I'm starting to think she's just a tease.
So... 1: Explore continentia (Nope. It's flammable.) 2: Defeat our first villain (He's flammable too!) 3: You're stupid, you should (Here we go!) You're stupid, you should set fire to both Continentia and the first villain. As well as whomever else should get in your way....the FOOLS!
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