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Chrischb wrote:

Lol thanks 
(sorry for all the conflict back then in Prism XD)

Privately I was thinking that too. XD
I suppose I could have handled it better though... So sorry everyone (Prism members)!

shadow_7283 wrote:

Chrischb wrote:

Lol thanks 
(sorry for all the conflict back then in Prism XD)

Privately I was thinking that too. XD
I suppose I could have handled it better though... So sorry everyone (Prism members)!

Hey, we were pretty bad too - we partied in your leaving topic, remember? xD

Chrischb wrote:

We could try putting mutiny and turn-based rpg together? 

Stuff like:


*Main character selects Stun*
*Stun: Accuracy: 50, Power: 12, Effect: Has chance to stun target*
*Main character fires his attack mutiny style*
*Main character misses*
*Warmonger boy's turn*
(Not AI?)*Warmonger boy selects Smash*
*Smash: Accuracy: 30, Power: 50, Effect: Damages target*
*Warmonger boy fires his attack, mutiny style*
*Warmonger boy hits target! 543 damage dealt!*
*Pirate's turn*
(Not AI?)*Pirate selects Blind*
*Blind: Accuracy: 40, Power: 25, Effect: Reduces target's accuracy*
*Pirate hits target! 245 damage dealt! Target's accuracy reduced by 25 percent!*

Hey, that would be really cool!!! 

Sure can.

The reason that I said medieval, and not space, is that this would be really cool if it was a direct "sequel" to dragon defense, and your storyline fits that aslong as we don't add spacy things to it...

As for Chrischb's idea, I love it. 

Random thought - will the dragon boss be the same dragon as the one in Dragon Defense?

shadow_7283 wrote:

TheSaint wrote:

Sure can.

The reason that I said medieval, and not space, is that this would be really cool if it was a direct "sequel" to dragon defense, and your storyline fits that aslong as we don't add spacy things to it...

As for Chrischb's idea, I love it. 

Ah, but remember, the Dragon flies off to another planet at the end of Dragon Defense. 

It does? 

A bit rushed, but:



I know that the font type and size was bad, but I didn't know what to use. 

Oh, and OOPS Daniel was supposed to have only 10 agility at most. >_<


To play:


It's Daniel's turn. You can either fire an attack straightaway or move first (you click and drag him mutiny style for that).
Now it's Bradley's turn. Same thing.
Now it's Amelia's turn. Same thing.

Now that you all moved, it's the AI's turn! They move and do their stuff (which can lower your stats if they use special moves - see the board at the top to see)

And so on.


Hitpoints: The amount of damage you can take.
Power: The maximum distance you can attack (firing a bullet, pouncing with your sword). Some attacks will multiply your power. For example, the Snipe attack has bonus power.
Strength: One factor in how much damage you deal. Damage dealt is roughly the attacking character's Strength times the Damage of the attack being used. Actually damage ranges by 10%.
Agility: How far you can jump in one turn.
Accuracy: No attack will land perfectly where it's 'supposed' to be - higher accuracy will make your attacks aim better.

Your stats regenerate over time. To restore MP faster, just allow the current character to skip their turn.


Feel free to ask questions 
Oh, and tell me if the characters aren't balanced enough. 

Thanks 

Maybe empty suits of armor if medieval and aliens if space-themed? 

Ideas on what the characters would look and behave like (stuff I had in my head):

Daniel: Plain brown hair, brown-gray eyes, not so talkative, brave (doesn't mind leading the charge)
Bradley: Spiked blond hair, cruel-ish blue eyes, wanting to leap out and kill all passing enemies without thought for strategy, reckless
Amelia: Long layered orange hair, blue eyes, uses tactics, prefers to attack enemies at a distance

I'll do some drawings sometime soon 

Oh yeah. Enemies like Orcs and goblins.

The basic Medieval stuff.

Mutiny 

Ok, what style characters should we draw?    Pixelate? Simple (like a circle)? Fancy (don't count on it)?

I think something simple, but not exactly pixelate... I liked the graphics in Chris's mockup, though of course the real thing should be better than that 

Oh, and stickmen are an absolute no-no 

The problem with Chris's mock-up is that it has anti-aliasing, so no graphics we can make in Scratch will turn out that well.