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Malcolmo said:Resist the urge or try to explain what the differences between the two are?
Right then, basically a thrust in fencing is extending your arm to hit the target. It doesn't have as much range or force as a lunge but it can be done quickly in rapid succession if need be and doesn't require you to move your feet so you aren't as likely to be caught off balance by your opponent. Essentially it's the closer range attack.ShadowAngelBeta said:No he means "Yes please explain it to us."
I would prefer a summery/overview version myself if its too long but others may want the entire thing so... meh.
You mean like the first move shown here right?Larekko12 said:The Thrust is more Like Saito Haijime Signature technique from Ruroni Kenshin.
If we're going to craft things I'd rather make a scouter of some variety so we don't have to cast observe at the beginning of fights.Selias said:Could we increase our crafting skill by playing with legos or buying some model robots? Maybe building houses of cards? Also, do we have multiple crafting skills (blacksmithing, wood carving, pottery, painting, etc), or just the one? Maybe multiple ones that include everything in a certain classification, like Art, Weapon Making, Armor Making, etc? Like, Weapon Making would include blacksmithing to make weapons, carving wooden weapons, etc, while Armor Making would include blacksmithing to make armor, leather-crafting to make armor, etc, and Art would have things like pottery, painting, sketching, etc?
So, a magic-item crafting or enchanting skill? I guess we could enchant a pair of glasses, or something, but we'd have to make sure we could turn it off. Having it scan everything in sight would be a huge distraction. Also, something to make them indestructible, because... well, glass in your eyes is bad.Malcolmo said:If we're going to craft things I'd rather make a scouter of some variety so we don't have to cast observe at the beginning of fights.
We could always take them off if we want a method to turn them off. Though scanning everything in sight sounds like a good way to level up a skill.Selias said:So, a magic-item crafting or enchanting skill? I guess we could enchant a pair of glasses, or something, but we'd have to make sure we could turn it off. Having it scan everything in sight would be a huge distraction. Also, something to make them indestructible, because... well, glass in your eyes is bad.
Having all of that info popping up uncontrollably also sounds like a good way to get killed, because we were so distracted, and since you want it so we don't have to use the skill before battles...Malcolmo said:We could always take them off if we want a method to turn them off. Though scanning everything in sight sounds like a good way to level up a skill.
First off I doubt it'd work on everything in sight or that it'd be uncontrollable. IIRC the info you got form observe came up in a text box so we could if need be ignore it, not to mention we probably won't need to scan copies of the same thing more then once so the amount isn't as likely to be that large either.Selias said:Having all of that info popping up uncontrollably also sounds like a good way to get killed, because we were so distracted, and since you want it so we don't have to use the skill before battles...
So your plan to avoid having to say "observe" to observe things is to have to retrieve glasses from our inventory and put them on? The problem with using Observe at the beginning of fights isn't the actual casting, it's the time it takes to read the information we get from observing.Malcolmo said:We could always take them off if we want a method to turn them off.
No my plan to avoid us observing everything in sight while out of dungeons was to take them off then. My main problem with using observe at the start of fights is the fact that we're sacrificing an attack in order to do so.Torgamous said:So your plan to avoid having to say "observe" to observe things is to have to retrieve glasses from our inventory and put them on? The problem with using Observe at the beginning of fights isn't the actual casting, it's the time it takes to read the information we get from observing.
That'd probably be a Skill worth getting, yeah. Something we could train during school, too, unlike most of the stuff we do.Malcolmo said:Though the solution to that would probably be learning speed reading.
Name: Lost Soul
Class: Spirit
Level: 8
HP: 300/300
MP: 300/300
kinglugia said:Unknown to you, its wail had stirred the slumber of its master. Disturbed from its sleep, it now hungers for sustenance