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Games => General Gaming => Topic started by: idolminds on Sunday, June 17, 2007, 08:50:38 PM
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I was playing Dungeon Crawl (Stone Soup version (http://crawl-ref.sourceforge.net/)) to kill some time. Picked a spell caster since I normally just bash things in the head with an axe or fling arrows around. Wanted a change of pace.
I wasn't rushing around, trying to take my time and learn some things. The spell caster is pretty cool. Started off with a magic dart spell, typical damage dealer. Then I gained a frost bolt type deal that I guess slowed enemies and did ice damage. Didn't seem so great. Then I got a cool spell that creates a poison cloud! Fun! Just after I got it I was in this situation. I'm a big-ish room and a hallway to the right that has a flow of bad guys coming out. At the moment I could see 3 enemies, so I throw a poison cloud in there.
(http://user.mc.net/~pbsmith/pics/screens/stonesoup1.png)
I laughed when I confused the orc and he hit the goblin. Damn near killed the goblin for me. The rest of the stuff you see is a pile of corpses and items those corpses had dropped, and the # is whats left of my poison cloud. After all this, at least 6 more baddies came down that hall including an orc wizard. Was a tough fight since I got super low on mana. Still kicked ass.
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You always make me want to play these again and I always resist because they're a time sink for me. If they ever get a really good one up for PSP I'm screwed.
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I tried playing CastlevaniaRL but died a bunch of times. I wish it was more fun.
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I've never figured out how health works in that game (or in Castlevania, I suppose). Like I'll be hurt, pick up a heart and...nothing happens?
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Hearts are the number of times you can use your special item. I didn't even see any in CastlevaniaRL.
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Oh, thats kind of odd. How do you gain back health then?
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Food....at least in the real Castlevania games. Anyways, now that I think about it, CastlevaniaRL had a lot of potential, and it was cool how the creator would come and tell us about it.