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You have been cruelly misled.

To add to that, perhaps spells would become like Mortal Combat and Street Fighter with insanely impossible shit-fuck-tarded-ass-gougingly-rapegasmicly difficult combos that nobody would be a mage except for a few people, even if it was eight keys only. I understand that you don't mean to imply...

I see that he means this: The power (level, et cetera) of your spells doesn't apply to individual spells. It applies to every bit of magic you do, thus eliminating all the grinding involved with spell-leveling (let's not be EverQuesters). And the ability would apply to each spell individually...

Why are you people using windows? -waves his Mac flag- Wooooo!

Short swords look more like daggers than swords at all; in reality, what makes a short sword is its weight and cutting ability, whereas a dagger is thin and similar in length, but made for very deep cuts for things such as piercing the heart, kidney, lung, decapitation, and vocal cords.

Please use sentences. I vaguely understood that.

(Given number) +1, apparently. Now, as for monsters. This brings me back to a former idea; relevant damage. "What?" Relevant damage. If a boar gouges your knee, fuck if you're not going to bleed out for a minute or two longer (albeit low damage). Yeah, let's not be completely realistic...

additionally, i suggest a class and a sub-class. That's right. Warrior-mages (warlocks) and Grimlocks!

Let's say we take this a step further and introduce a stat table. Rather than an automated level up system, you're given points to distribute just like in most RPGs. These points determine your class, dependant on your forte, allowing you to specialize in more than one skill while still...

while I have everyone who gives a damn about maps in the same section, can we actually have designated transition areas between maps? I would like to see stuff like passageways or alleys or some shit, not "oh, this must be the way to Heras because the map cuts off blankly right here"

As is proof of my just now reading this, I am not reliable. It also does not help that juggling two jobs, a woman, sleep, college and fun* all into my weekly schedule. All-in-all, I'd have about -5 hours to code. Those marked with a * are optional.

If MSC Source pwns, it could my new WoW. Except I would pwn.[/i]

Honestly? These ideas im handing out weren't developed for MS:C's engine and, if it can't be done, I'll continue my work elsewhere. As for coding it, you seem to have enough on the team. I'll dig out on that aspect of the idea (it all seems hectic anyway).

Catch up and help out? being one, within a certain range of the style time sink would slow you down, too. Additionally, entering combat would, logically, also enter you into style time. It has its drawbacks, believe you me, but I find it has many more advantages (while a lot of them aren't to be...

If that's the case, then you should really keep reading. And honestly, I knew that it could possibly be too advanced for the base on which it would be put.