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Originally written by Synergy:

Please keep in mind that this disallowment of the CoC is still in effect:

+ Using vulgarity and/or obscenities in any language (whether it's in the open, masked, or abbreviated)

I know that, in most cases, each of us is capable of more creative and succinct adjectives to describe our opinions. That's actually my primary beef with language usage: too many perfectly fine words feel lonely and left out because we instead overuse and render meaningless once perfectly utilitarian words like "awesome," "gay" "discrimination" and "@^$*%!."

-S-

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Originally written by Ghaldrings_doom:

I'm so stupid!!!!!!!!! :mad:

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Nah, i should have asked before :)
Now, i don't know if this still works because i cannot test it at all and there could be some differences between the windows scripts and the macintosh ones, but could you send me your bulwark inn script? (not the dialogue one)

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Originally written by mok:

How would you propose a weapon-switch button to work then? Would the game just decide to use whichever weapon in your inventory you wanted when you hit the button? You'd have to set up the weapons you want to switch between beforehand anyway, right?
Then, you'd still have to use a hotkey or click a button to make the switch.... so what's the difference?

You put a weapon in the quickslot and then click that button or use that key and your weapon changes. Click again, and your weapon changes back. Click a different slot for a 3rd weapon.... why is this so difficult?

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I want the overwhelming parry skill again and use the old guardian graphics again.

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Originally written by Walter:

Ok, how about this question: on the loading screen with drayk info, it says they used a base material of a heavily modified fyora. Also, it indicates the wings are vestigal. Now how can a creature have vestigal wings if its ancestor had no wings at all?

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Originally written by Harlequin:

However, they do work the same.

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Originally written by Travers:

You can find pretty detailed information about creations in the gf3*.txt files.
Also, is energy damage the same thing as magical damage? I don't remember seeing energy damage, but I didn't pay all that close attention.

Also, Hume, the "searer" damage category seems a bit misleading. First, there's no such thing as "direct magical damage", it still goes through resistance like regular magical damage. And secondly, the acid damage simply comes from the inflicted status affect; but many other creations can inflict different status affects too.

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Do you mean the gf3objmisc.txt?
It does't tell the data belong to which creation, only something like"begindefineability 17",
how can I tell which belongs to which?

Yes, magical and energy are one and the same.

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Originally written by Dolphin.:

There is indeed something in there, but you need to be a rebel to exit that door.

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Originally written by Student of Trinity:

Folks, you've got to specify the difficulty level when discussing this kind of thing. So far everyone has found that Guardians are much trickier than the other classes, when playing on Torment difficulty.

Delicious Vlish was able to beat the game (including Monastery Caves) with a 'hunter' Guardian, but to do so he pumped missile weapons and dexterity to outrageous levels. I used a more traditional melee Guardian, and had much the same experience as Waylander. I didn't bother with Blessing Magic past Speed, and I took my time getting up to 100 Energy even for that: there are plenty of pods around. Blessing and Protection were of course standard. Augmentation was handy fairly often.

I agree with Hume that Parry is by no means useless: it acts as weightless armor. It just isn't the gamebreaker it was in G2. The Oozing Blade is good enough to pack for the whole game, but it is so bad against Rotghroths that you should carry the Claymore too, and switch back and forth.

I have never gotten creations to work well with my Guardians, in any Geneforge game, so I end up going solo. I tried bringing Alwan, but he was mostly a loss.

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