Chaos_Prime
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I wonder if there's a script that'll allow you to combine two or more words together to create a spell like in the SNES game Treasure of the Rudra?
If so it would help in my game.
If so it would help in my game.
Treasure of The Rudra magic system.
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GreenBanana
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Oooh, I was just thinking of posting a script request like this! I'm surprised someone else thought of it too! It sounds like a very difficult thing to implement, especially if it's your game and you want to decide what words to use.
Is it okay if I bump this? I think it would be a neat idea, and certainly a challenge. I'm not sure how a system like the Treasures of the Rudras' Mantras system would be implemented.
I think it would be interesting, and it's a great system to allow the player to have a greater input on the game from their perspective, which I think is an important aspect of video gaming.
Is it okay if I bump this? I think it would be a neat idea, and certainly a challenge. I'm not sure how a system like the Treasures of the Rudras' Mantras system would be implemented.
I think it would be interesting, and it's a great system to allow the player to have a greater input on the game from their perspective, which I think is an important aspect of video gaming.
oh wow completely forgot about this
(note: remind me about requests or I will forget I run through many scripts per day and I am currently maintaining over 75 of my own scripts.)
Well I'll see what I can do but classes have started and I am low on time (also see above note)
(note: remind me about requests or I will forget I run through many scripts per day and I am currently maintaining over 75 of my own scripts.)
Well I'll see what I can do but classes have started and I am low on time (also see above note)
GreenBanana
Member
Yeah, that's okay.
I was just thinking, this sounds almost like it might be almost as hard for the game designer to implement as the scripter. I mean, they'd have to choose which words they'd want to mean what... perhaps. But when you think about it, to implement it effectively, there's so many words or phrases or prefixes/suffixes to have to take into consideration.
It sounds like hard work.
I was just thinking, this sounds almost like it might be almost as hard for the game designer to implement as the scripter. I mean, they'd have to choose which words they'd want to mean what... perhaps. But when you think about it, to implement it effectively, there's so many words or phrases or prefixes/suffixes to have to take into consideration.
It sounds like hard work.