Well we'd get the epoch 2 back if we went back to traverse town, and we'd have the option of actually doing something with Winter and the Incredibles World. Though I'd miss the link to Alexander (had stuff planned, at least I think I did, it's been a while and I lost those notes due to computer trouble.) I'd be fine with going back to traverse town or doing a fresh start.
TFF: The End of the World-(Organizer)
- Thread starter Shaderic
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Well, I was thinking about starting over from just when we ended up 'castaways', but maybe a complete reboot from the very beginning would be better, and allow the new people some chance to play in that terrifying realm where reality is coming undone, and the world itself in disapearing from underneath your feet.
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That actually sounds like a lot of fun to me... I kind of enjoyed the combination of FREAKOUT, improvisation, and just plain fear and chaos that the Heartless invasion initially caused.
Anybody else have any suggestions on when they want to start over from?
A link, to the startover point would be nice, but if you can say the event, I can work from there. I was thinking maybe just after the failed Sidhe retrieval mission might be nice, because we'd have a common goal there: To get back one of our own.
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That actually sounds like a lot of fun to me... I kind of enjoyed the combination of FREAKOUT, improvisation, and just plain fear and chaos that the Heartless invasion initially caused.
Anybody else have any suggestions on when they want to start over from?
A link, to the startover point would be nice, but if you can say the event, I can work from there. I was thinking maybe just after the failed Sidhe retrieval mission might be nice, because we'd have a common goal there: To get back one of our own.
A restart at the beginning would be awesome. I think that the reason we petered out was because it got...easy, I suppose. If we never met up, but instead traveled on our own, while leaving things to help with/cause trouble in the worlds, that would easily keep up with the suspense.
And of course, the mics have got to go, in my opinion. It was fun and all, but it'd be more suspensful that way. If you have a mic on you, there's no reason to post. On the other hand, if your laptop batteries were to die out or something, then the others will be freaking out when you stop posting.
On the other hand, being able to constantly find time to post during something big is a little annoying. As is getting too powerful. Swords and guns work against the Heartless, and being able to use magic and the like breaks immersion, and the feeling that we're in big trouble. After all, being able to summon fire at the fingertips is like getting a Shotgun in Silent Hill. Yeah, it helps, but it's not as scary or interesting when you can kill most everything.
My .02 cents, so take what you will.
And of course, the mics have got to go, in my opinion. It was fun and all, but it'd be more suspensful that way. If you have a mic on you, there's no reason to post. On the other hand, if your laptop batteries were to die out or something, then the others will be freaking out when you stop posting.
On the other hand, being able to constantly find time to post during something big is a little annoying. As is getting too powerful. Swords and guns work against the Heartless, and being able to use magic and the like breaks immersion, and the feeling that we're in big trouble. After all, being able to summon fire at the fingertips is like getting a Shotgun in Silent Hill. Yeah, it helps, but it's not as scary or interesting when you can kill most everything.
My .02 cents, so take what you will.
Could take the sort of approach of DnD online has to magic/abilities. Semi powerful but once you exhaust your mana in any given battle/mission that's it it doesn't come back on it's own without hours/days of resting.
I.E.: You might be able to fight one battle with only magic and barely win at that, but now you've got nothing left for the next seven or so concentrations of Heartless that are between you and a safe area.
I.E.: You might be able to fight one battle with only magic and barely win at that, but now you've got nothing left for the next seven or so concentrations of Heartless that are between you and a safe area.
Weapons and armor act as normal equipment but have a certain number of charges for special effect/abilities before they're either used up and destroyed or can no longer generate that effect for the day and have to recharge.
Babelfish... if it is what I think it is, perhaps it feeds more off ambient energy and may not function at all in places like the corridors of darkness.
Remind me what those items do again?
@Tempo
Might be something like this -others having keyblades
Babelfish... if it is what I think it is, perhaps it feeds more off ambient energy and may not function at all in places like the corridors of darkness.
Remind me what those items do again?
@Tempo
Might be something like this -others having keyblades
GhostElder said:
Lesser effects like that might just happen.
As long as there's ambient energy to power it Babelfish works, or if it's a actively cast spell maybe 10-60 minutes per cast
It's a passive effect
For the bracer, as long as the fire hits the bracer perhaps?
Yep
And the spear will come back as long as something isn't in the way.
It teleports back
As long as there's ambient energy to power it Babelfish works, or if it's a actively cast spell maybe 10-60 minutes per cast
It's a passive effect
For the bracer, as long as the fire hits the bracer perhaps?
Yep
And the spear will come back as long as something isn't in the way.
It teleports back