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Apatheticloser
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| Brokyn wrote: |
I understand the attraction of using a crystal blade or whatever. It's a pretty deep fantasy thing. But I would just like to see a plausible explanation for it being in the game. Because while we partaking in a fantasy game, I think we do have a good undercurrent of realism behind that.
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| HR-Trevor wrote: |
Na, the goal of HR is to be fun, and one of the main building blocks of that goal is to immerse you into a role. That role doesn't not have to be patterned entirely from realism, and in fact, we often deviate from realism because doing so improves the immersion in some way. A good example would be magic, for instance. |
I want to shoot onyx bullets that explode upon impact with what ever magical spell they were charged with. |
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tygerwulf
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| Posted: Sun Oct 30, 2005 11:15 pm Post subject: |
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The structure of using a crystal blade and the weakness and stuff might actually matter if the different materials did anything different when you forged the blade.
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